The post whore thread.

HB Jr helped me change the oil and clean up the garage before playing outside for a bit:
http://i.imgur.com/KM6hFGfl.png

New garage organization:
http://i.imgur.com/j75Fd54.png
I moved all the oil, gas, propane, and chemicals out of HB Jr's reach. I also moved all my extra lumber up there. I'm loving these hanging shelves! :)

Internet here fucking blows. BLOWS.

Edit: Good work putting all the flammable together near your roof. Want to make it easy for the fire. ;:p

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Originally Posted by Irving

Internet here fucking blows. BLOWS.

Edit: Good work putting all the flammable together near your roof. Want to make it easy for the fire. ;:p

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Meh, there is enough stuff there that storing it anywhere indoors wouldn't make much difference. Good news is, that is a shingled roof over that area, not living space.

Just giving you a hard time. Drywall is surprisingly fire resistant.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Internet here fucking blows. BLOWS.

Edit: Good work putting all the flammable together near your roof. Want to make it easy for the fire. ;:p

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Meh, there is enough stuff there that storing it anywhere indoors wouldn't make much difference. Good news is, that is a shingled roof over that area, not living space.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Just giving you a hard time. Drywall is surprisingly fire resistant.

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Beat me to it.

Under living space would be my concern. Still would not hurt to give it some headspace. Or maybe it would be better to contain it? I dunno.

Says the guy that stores powder and primers on the same shelf.

I'm planning on going to see the shelving guy in Denver tomorrow for 9-11 teardrop racks.

http://denver.craigslist.org/bfs/4562846194.html

Going to stop by ActionPC first and see what kind of damage I can do to my pocket on a refurb Win7 system. My Win2k3 Pentium4 server just isn't cutting it any longer for media and file/printer sharing.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Just giving you a hard time. Drywall is surprisingly fire resistant.

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Yep, and that is 5/8" drywall for a little extra protection.

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Originally Posted by brutal

I'm planning on going to see the shelving guy in Denver tomorrow for 9-11 teardrop racks.

http://denver.craigslist.org/bfs/4562846194.html

Going to stop by ActionPC first and see what kind of damage I can do to my pocket on a refurb Win7 system. My Win2k3 Pentium4 server just isn't cutting it any longer for media and file/printer sharing.

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Those are nice racks, they can be used as pictured or in 1/2 height. What's he asking per rack? Up here it's usually $15-25, depending how many you buy.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Those are nice racks, they can be used as pictured or in 1/2 height. What's he asking per rack? Up here it's usually $15-25, depending how many you buy.

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If you can get 5-6 shelf 84x36x18 (&24") with deckign for $25 a pop, I'll drive to windsor.

Assuming his phone quoted "around 50-60%" new price is not a pipe dream. I was thinking more like 30-40% new just like everything else should be on craigslist. You want $40 per or you want to watch them rot and take up floorspace?

New are around $100 per for 4-5-6 shelf less freight. I'm not spending over $40 per if i'm buying 10.