[AlpineWhite_SJ]

Originally Posted by hooligan_COLD

After:

Got two of the same chair at our place. Waiting on Ottomans to come that we ordered in early May, but ETA is end of July to early august

Office chair from Herman Miller ordered the same time won't be here until end of June/early July.

Getting furniture is seriously slow right now.

[spazzyfry123]

I wouldn’t call this a project, but dude. Game changer. Crack the garage door about two feet and this puppy has proven critical for garage time. Got it at the right height to grab and move depending on where I’m working but high enough to clear the shelving underneath it. Draw string to choose fan speeds, too. Totally recommend!

Not sure why it came up sideways...

[BimmerDimmer6]

Originally Posted by spazzyfry123

I wouldn’t call this a project, but dude. Game changer. Crack the garage door about two feet and this puppy has proven critical for garage time. Got it at the right height to grab and move depending on where I’m working but high enough to clear the shelving underneath it. Draw string to choose fan speeds, too. Totally recommend!

Not sure why it came up sideways...

Why is you draw string horizontal? Are you in space?

[spazzyfry123]

Originally Posted by BimmerDimmer6

Why is you draw string horizontal? Are you in space?

I was wearing my NASA shirt when I installed it.

Not sayin’, just sayin’.

[lsturbointeg]

had the driveway resealed. never had it done since i moved in 4 years ago

[spazzyfry123]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

had the driveway resealed. never had it done since i moved in 4 years ago

Way cool! I know nothing about this, but always think it looks cool and have assumed it was asphalt. What’s the process?

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by spazzyfry123

Way cool! I know nothing about this, but always think it looks cool and have assumed it was asphalt. What’s the process?

i guess every 2-3 years for those with asphalt driveways you're suppose to have it sealed. i knew nothing about it until my neighbors had theirs done. cost me $283. they basically patched any big cracks and pretty much squeegee the sealant over the entire driveway.

[spazzyfry123]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

i guess every 2-3 years for those with asphalt driveways you're suppose to have it sealed. i knew nothing about it until my neighbors had theirs done. cost me $283. they basically patched any big cracks and pretty much squeegee the sealant over the entire driveway.

Damn I would have figured well beyond that. Just the aesthetic is worth more than that.

Now what to do with my concrete...

[wrickem]

Originally Posted by spazzyfry123

Damn I would have figured well beyond that. Just the aesthetic is worth more than that.

Now what to do with my concrete...

You can put a sealer on your concrete, it makes a huge difference. I think should do it more than every 10 years though

[hooligan_G01]

Originally Posted by tytyq

I have almost the same project as hooligan in my property in Spain but in grey and white colors, it looks stylish

Back splash getting installed as we speak!

[DETRoadster]

Finally built a proper shed to get the gardening tools out of my damn garage!



HUGE props to Makita for their 36-volt LiIon cordless skillsaw. Picked this guy up specifically for this project. I cut very single piece of framing, chipboard, cedar panel, everything on a single charge. Completely blown away by this thing.

[Nachbar]

Originally Posted by DETRoadster

Finally built a proper shed to get the gardening tools out of my damn garage!



HUGE props to Makita for their 36-volt LiIon cordless skillsaw. Picked this guy up specifically for this project. I cut very single piece of framing, chipboard, cedar panel, everything on a single charge. Completely blown away by this thing.

What model is this?

[hooligan_G01]

Originally Posted by DETRoadster

Finally built a proper shed to get the gardening tools out of my damn garage!



HUGE props to Makita for their 36-volt LiIon cordless skillsaw. Picked this guy up specifically for this project. I cut very single piece of framing, chipboard, cedar panel, everything on a single charge. Completely blown away by this thing.

Nice work! Looking really sharp, dude.

[DETRoadster]

Originally Posted by Nachbar

What model is this?

Here's a link for ya: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-1...01PT/301282463

[DETRoadster]

Originally Posted by hooligan_COLD

Nice work! Looking really sharp, dude.

Thanks! Hey check your DMs. Sending you a link to a house we looked at.

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by Nachbar

What model is this?

This is a similar version that I liked a little bit better if you can find it in stock somewhere. It has a smaller footprint and is a little easier to maneuver due to that. Almost all of the other specs are the same.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-1...50B2/313490057

Originally Posted by DETRoadster

Here's a link for ya: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-1...01PT/301282463

Yeah I got one of their 36v a few months ago to go along with all of my other Makita crap and was completely blown away. It is more powerful and lighter (even with 2 5.0Ah batteries) than my older corded Makita saw. So I sold the corded one and have not looked back!

The one I got (linked above) also has a dust port attachment that comes with it that I didn't see included in any of the other packages for some reason, did you get one or are the descriptions accurate?

[DETRoadster]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

This is a similar version that I liked a little bit better if you can find it in stock somewhere. It has a smaller footprint and is a little easier to maneuver due to that. Almost all of the other specs are the same.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-1...50B2/313490057



Yeah I got one of their 36v a few months ago to go along with all of my other Makita crap and was completely blown away. It is more powerful and lighter (even with 2 5.0Ah batteries) than my older corded Makita saw. So I sold the corded one and have not looked back!

The one I got (linked above) also has a dust port attachment that comes with it that I didn't see included in any of the other packages for some reason, did you get one or are the descriptions accurate?

I've used a Skill Mag77 for years so I'm just a little more used to that format of having my hand back behind the saw instead of on top. Like you said, specs are virtually identical so I think it just comes down to personal format preference. I have an indoor workshop for woodworking with a dust collection system so I'm not too concerned with having a dust port on the circular saw given that I only ever use it outdoors. Inside I'd use the table saw or miter saw.

[MPOWER5266]

Roughed in the lighting in my carport/wash bay. Everything is run on extension cords for now but I am going to actually wire it all in soon.

Untitled by Nick Wood, on Flickr

Of course I waited until dark to try it out.

Untitled by Nick Wood, on Flickr

Untitled by Nick Wood, on Flickr

I even put a little cheapo led in the shed so I can see everything at night.

Untitled by Nick Wood, on Flickr

[dinonz]

Not really my project - left it to the professionals. I chose the light fittings - does that count?

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by dinonz

Not really my project - left it to the professionals. I chose the light fittings - does that count?

Report back with pics filled with water plus one car detailer adorning previously mentioned bikini please.

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by King Rudi

Report back with pics filled with water plus one car detailer adorning previously mentioned bikini please.

Pics with water will be forthcoming in a couple of days - should be full tomorrow afternoon. Quite when I can get said detailer in the pool is another matter, and getting a photo of her in the bikini might be pushing my luck but if the opportunity arises...

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by dinonz

Pics with water will be forthcoming in a couple of days - should be full tomorrow afternoon. Quite when I can get said detailer in the pool is another matter, and getting a photo of her in the bikini might be pushing my luck but if the opportunity arises...

attaboy!