HB Jr helped me change the oil and clean up the garage before playing outside for a bit:
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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
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Just giving you a hard time. Drywall is surprisingly fire resistant.
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Beat me to it.Quote:
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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.
Yep, and that is 5/8" drywall for a little extra protection.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
If you can get 5-6 shelf 84x36x18 (&24") with deckign for $25 a pop, I'll drive to windsor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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.
Going on a night run along a riverfront trail in unfamiliar territory (Northbrook, IL). Wish me luck.
If the guy's serious about getting rid of them, he'll deal. if he starts hemming & hawing, walk. well ya know last guy offered me $XX. Not my problem you turned him down.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
Have 5-6 of them. Guy was moving said take all of them and pay me $10 per. kept some, put rest back on CL for $55ea buy 2 or more and $AVE. When we move they will be included as part of the shop, with lots of storage.
Buy the house i'll throw in the shop with LOTS OF AMENITIES ;)
Whew! You're gutsy... I'm trying to figure out what our safety plans are going to be while we're there. We get there Thursday morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I was planning on taking 70 through Kansas, but now I'd like to stay at least 100 miles away from St Louis, so now we're going through Nebraska.
Great pic of HB JR, HB !! Nice on getting stuff up away from him.
Hope you have a great night run, Irving, bummer you isn't gonna be here for Sat. at the match, but there's always next month. Good luck on the run...:)
I decided to silicone the tops AND the bottoms of the baseboard.....it looks pretty damn good, .....only two more walls to do now. Then I can start moving my shit down here finally.
I'm running into problems now with getting paperwork from the county on the divorce, so that my wife can get the loan for the buyout. What a fricken headache all of that process is.
Goodnight ho bag bitches.. :D
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Those are pretty sweet. Where'd you find them and how much?
Costco, $150 ea. info here: https://www.ar-15.co/threads/42773-P...=1#post1687099 (scroll down a few posts for specifics)Quote:
Originally Posted by USMC_5-Echo
Hey hoes.
Sweet thanks HoneyBadger! I have a bunch of dead space that can be utilized now.
It's a commercial operation, he's in that biz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
But they still need to move product to make a living. These are the good, solid Penco/Rivetier brand stuff, not that cheap lowes/HD crap that comes in a 44x18x4 flat box.
Try as I might, I cannot find a local deal on PIPP Mobile to match some I already have. It's a higher end, hidden rivet shelving used in medical offices, etc. This is the view from INSIDE.
http://images.craigslist.org/00q0q_6...cH_600x450.jpg
There were some on CL in Parker last week, nit sure if the ad's still up.Quote:
Originally Posted by USMC_5-Echo
P.S.
HB, you really should take a rubber mallet or 2x4 and smack those so the rivet sits at the bottom of the keyhole-TIGHT... If they're not tight and you load one corner up enough to twist, they could pop out.
Might try checking with Conesco, they are southeast metro. I started two production facilities and two warehouses 2004-2007. They had the best prices at the time for new and used. Their used was usually new with some scratches in the paint.Quote:
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Hey buffalobo what do you think about the granite counter top stuff that mounts of existing counter tops?
Well I lived. It was like running through the Blair Witch Project set. I actually found out the trail is closed off at night and people aren't supposed to be back there. I was informed by the police officer that ran me down in the middle of the trail.
Take the 680 bypass north of O MA HA. running 80 through O sucks. You going to cheesehead land, ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
Good catch! They are as tight as they will go. After struggling with the first one, I took my set of calipers and determined that the bottom of the keyholes were .02" smaller than the button that was supposed to fit in them. I called the company and they said that this was normal, as long as I whacked them with a mallet several times and they wouldn't budge. [Dunno] I'm playing it safe and distributing the weight very evenly.Quote:
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ETA: I did a bunch of pull-ups hanging from various spots along each of the frames and they are all very stiff. I bounced in a few spots to see if I could break anything loose, and it held my bouncing weight just fine.
Yep, did that last time, and I'll do it again. Chicago doesn't have any crazy rules about knives, do they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
There's a way around chi-town, I'll ask my guy there about. You get my pm?Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
Yep, I'll try to call. I don't know what hours I'll be working tomorrow... I have a lot to get done before leaving on the trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Just stopping by today good night. Y'all have a good day tomorrow.
Night John boy
thanks,Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
I'll give them a call in the morning.
I used to have a guy that did recycled data center raised flooring that I thought might have some good contacts, but I lost his contact info years ago.
I don't have much experience with it (we sell and fab 2 & 3 cm). Have talked to a couple people who have it and they both like it. But I have no long term (7+ yrs) data on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh
Compare pricing and warranty carefully. Get several detailed bids for each style. Done properly the overlay stone should be gtg but I still have some concerns about the long term durability.
I would, at the end of the day still recommend 3 cm. Good deals can be found for 3 cm that negate the perceived savings.
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Keep running around questionable locations and you may get some real world practice that we can try and replicate at next months match, after our moment of silence for you. [emoji33]Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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I'm going to try and make a video tonight. What should it be about?
I'm kinda running out of ideas, really.
one of your commute to work. with comments who fails to use turn signals, OOPS stops in the left lane trying to get right to exit, etc. the spouse and i have a game we do where each sex is given points, usually breaks even. There are days 1 is worse than the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
designated sexes are Male , Female and OTHER. Unable to ID what said offender was.
down in nogalas 87. Friend decides he's going to do his usual PT. Maybe 10 min in he comes back. What happened you usually do 30 min run. Yeah the local LE pulled me over, asking what's a white guy in shorts running from [ROFL2]Quote:
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Haha, I've been to Nogales, both sides.Quote:
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dude...Quote:
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My commute from work to home is a frickin disaster movie of fairly epic proportions. Every. Day.
I usually have to listen to Pantera to calm down. Anyone that's been stationed at Hood knows that getting from T.J Mills onto 190 is the cause of all curse words. It definitely tries my patience.
Is that anything like both ways? [emoji33]Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
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