Yeah....all predrilled and stuff too.
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Yeah....all predrilled and stuff too.
Quit here....snowed about 20 minutes real light.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
If you ever decide to build a garage or other dwelling with electric to it. DON'T ! I'm jumping through more hoops than a poodle at an agility contest.
I should have went with one of those mil surplus generators. The ones that can power an airfield on 3 gallons of diesel. .
Just curious, why couldn't you still?
He's probably knee deep in the poodle show by now. No turning back now.
What are you drilling in trim? I always use a finish nailer. Think you can still use that with stain grade trim as well.
Bob, I had to look at those eyebrows on a big computer to see. That's funny.
I don't even nail trim boards. I just glue them in place. No holes and no pulling loose.
get comfortable.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Paid some $$ for the electrician last month, building is up and ready to go. Originally told by power co, no problem doing a mid drop, after a rep came out to look at existing line.
OOPS the line can't handle 200A svc, which was not mentioned prior. So i have to go from transformer, on the other side of the property.
Either way, needs to be done. I consider it a learning curve in an area where power isn't in the alley next to your buildings like CO.
But down the road a piece.
When it's all done, i'll have a garage / shop that will top what was in CO.
Commercial break, sponsored by china chow. We've taken the lead out gasoline and put it in your pet food.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Another reason to buy a tier 1 tattoo. If real he should have went with long bows, follows the symmetry of the eyes and face better .Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving