Why I won't be porting saws for a while
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BlueRidgeMark
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Looking good! 
But I guess you got told. "Nothing at all!"
But I guess you got told. "Nothing at all!"
Nothing right now. The walls are just the next step. Someday I'm sure I'll do the ceiling.
I have seen people paint it. Didn't look bad
No way! 2000 sq ft of floor joists?!!! Might as well take me out back and shoot me, lol
No way! 2000 sq ft of floor joists?!!! Might as well take me out back and shoot me, lol
Spray it, not hard. Id leave it tho. I was wondering what you were doing, I always start with ceiling.
Bowtie
Gearhead
No way! 2000 sq ft of floor joists?!!! Might as well take me out back and shoot me, lol
Hey, this isnt chainsaw related!!! (Im messin with ya, not serious). Wanna port my 036 Pro?
It's related if you want me to port your chainsaw anytime soon:greenchainsaw:
Bowtie
Gearhead
Cool. Keep up with the remodel pics. Im getting ready to turn the old rec room into our master bedroom and turn one bedroom into part of our living room. I love remodeling, its very fulfilling to me as well as adding value to the house.
JoshRountree
ArboristSite Operative
Is that an Antec SX1030 computer case?
Henry G.
ArboristSite Guru
Looks great Brad hurry it up will ya I'm dying to spend my tax return money soon to have a saw or two ported!
I got another 9 1/2' framed up tonight. I hurt my back last Saturday, so this is the first I've worked on it.
Looking good!!
Back problems are the worst.
Back problems are the worst.
Looking very nice! Let me make you feel better about the work, I think you said somewhere you are around 2,000sf on the project. I start one next week that is 1,853sf and for metal studded walls, plugs to code, drop ceiling, insulate and board+finish it came to $30,577@2% over actual cost! (no flooring work) So everytime you work on it, think of the savings!
Watch that back!! You don't want to end up like me.
Watch that back!! You don't want to end up like me.
Back trouble is no fun. Take care of yourself and let that back heal before you work it again.
Mr. HE
I'm taking my time on it. The back is gettin better, or I wouldn't be able to do any of this kind of work. I work for a little while, then take a break on AS
Jkebxjunke
*Politically Incorrect*
Brad,
Looking good.
on the ceiling... I notice you already got light fixtures for a dropped ceiling or a grid ceiling... probably could do the ceiling in a weekend... and now the choices for tiles are quite numerous... plus when you want to add something above the ceiling.. just pop a tile.
Looking good.
on the ceiling... I notice you already got light fixtures for a dropped ceiling or a grid ceiling... probably could do the ceiling in a weekend... and now the choices for tiles are quite numerous... plus when you want to add something above the ceiling.. just pop a tile.
Thanks. Dropped ceilings are something I've never done, or seen done. I'm sure I can learn though
spacemule
The Peanut Gallery
Dropped ceilings are quick and easy, heck of a lot easier than drywall. They have lightweight t shaped frames that are suspended from the ceiling with light gauge wire. Once the frame is hung, you simply set the tiles in.
