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I left my foam there, same thickness of 6" throughout slab. I did keep rebar and tubes out of the mounting locations. Sent from my GM1917 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Check what you can get rental attachments for. In our area, that is skid steer only. I have an older asv track loader and when it dies, I'll buy another right away. Zero turn for mowing Sent from my GM1917 using The Garage Journal mobile app

I just got a blue 72" masterforce from Menards after taking a long look at the HF 72". While significantly more money, I have no regrets. Slightly deeper, MUCH better drawer pulls and 3 wide drawers sealed the deal Sent from my GM1917 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Skimp somewhere else if you must. Put in the 2" foam! I'm in WI and I often wish I'd done more than 2". Sent from my GM1917 using The Garage Journal mobile app

I just wear a bump cap, I think it was $10 on Amazon. Looks goofy but it works well. Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using The Garage Journal mobile app

I recently bought the M18 sander and I've been really happy with it. I use it with a vac attached most of the time. I haven't used the Makita but generally there stuff is on par with Milwaukee. Probably can't go wrong with either one. See if you can put hands on both maybe and see what feels...

I recently picked up a big Joe manual stacker just like the link above for $600. It lifts 2k pounds to 11 feet and is the handiest darn thing. I have pallet forks for my skid steer but the stacker is way more useful. Watch for used ones, many of the manual stackers like mine just take a 12v deep...

I have a similar system from Menards in my 40x56x14 shed and I installed a Tekmar 561 wifi tstat so I could both have a floor sensor and wifi control. So far so good and it tells me actual run time (about 4 hours a day now with outside temps in upper 20s)...

You'll need stainless venting to go horizontal and the heater may need to be moved farther from the wall, check there instructions for venting. The manual with heater should detail what you need - it's not cheap. I tend to run the vent almost level Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using The Garage...

I would not recommend doing that. Proper fill is minor in the grand scheme of the costs considering that slab size. Do it right, do it once Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using The Garage Journal mobile app

For me, 4" floors often end up less than that in spots. I did 6" throughout because I'm not a fan of deeper spots for lift pads. No regrets Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using The Garage Journal mobile app

I did 2" of foam and 6" concrete and I'd pick that every time. I do have a 2 post mounted to the floor that made a difference. Nothing wrong with a good 4" floor though. Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using The Garage Journal mobile app

The guy who put the 56' gutters on my shed used gutter buddys https://www.gutterworks.com/shop-online/rolling-gutter-buddy Would probably need 3. Still not sure how to get it down in one piece without bending though. It took two of us to get those 56 footers up there. I'd vote to have a...

I have about 6 of those, most I drilled a couple small 1/8" hole to let them slowly drain. I would not fill them with concrete, having that space below the exit is good for catching crud Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using Tapatalk

I got a quote from my Amish builder for just the walls on my 40x56x14 that was $5K. Ceiling got done with VB when it was built, figured that would be hard to do myself. Did the walls myself for around $1500 Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using Tapatalk

I didn't price the components, I knew I couldn't build it anywhere as neat as the panel. I'm not great at plumbing or sweating pipes so that wasn't a consideration in my case. If you have the skills, it would be a way to save some cash. Sure was easy to install! Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using...

I have the 120k unit, West Central WI. No issues work it but watch the little filter on the inlet when filling the system. Mine got clogged a few times before it ran clean. I went with that heater and the pre plumbed panel. Very easy diy Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using Tapatalk

Yes 11% starts tomorrow Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using Tapatalk

Mine is all solid to daylight. Keep it solid at first and then either solid or perf at the end, either would work. I recommend actual PVC pipe, not the corrugated stuff Sent from my ONEPLUS A3000 using Tapatalk