Roman wrote:Paint the ceiling? That's one long roller handle...
See the scaffold?
Project Man Cave
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Well, this project is "officially" done. Final inspection passed last week.
On a side note: some brilliant yahoo's in West Richland City Hall managed to sneak a new code in this year that dramatically limits detached building sizes inside the City. Guess I wont have any neighbors building one this size, and my property value will most likely shoot up even more...
On a side note: some brilliant yahoo's in West Richland City Hall managed to sneak a new code in this year that dramatically limits detached building sizes inside the City. Guess I wont have any neighbors building one this size, and my property value will most likely shoot up even more...
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scumby wrote:nice, probably a big one to lift RVs?
No. Just a 7k lift. I have no desire to do heavy chassis work, even on my own service van. This will be for my own personal use and charity work.
My specialty is House-portion RV stuff. That's what all my inventory and tooling are geared for. The City does not allow me to work on RV's here.
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Made some serious progress this weekend:
-most of the upper sheetrock primed and painted
-solid line installed on wall from compressor to fixtures on wall, including moisture drain, filter fixture, and shutoff valves.
-retractable hose and tire machines connected to hard line system.
-yes, that is a new tire machine.
The tire machine is available for use to anyone, I just expect anything broken be repaired or replaced. There will be a donation jar available and all funds collected will go to the Club. It can handle up to a 49" tire diameter and has the bead blaster to help seat beads.
-most of the upper sheetrock primed and painted
-solid line installed on wall from compressor to fixtures on wall, including moisture drain, filter fixture, and shutoff valves.
-retractable hose and tire machines connected to hard line system.
-yes, that is a new tire machine.
The tire machine is available for use to anyone, I just expect anything broken be repaired or replaced. There will be a donation jar available and all funds collected will go to the Club. It can handle up to a 49" tire diameter and has the bead blaster to help seat beads.
Paul
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Re: Project Man Cave
-this thread was started several years ago and was just recently bumped by the spammer "remarketingintern"
-the original photo links are inop because the original photo hosting site has since blocked them
-the original photo links are inop because the original photo hosting site has since blocked them
Paul
'84 XJ, '19JL
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Re: Project Man Cave
Rats, I was hoping to see something cool.
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