Big Fin might ban me

[fmnjr]

Nice work Bucko! Interested to see the finished product, looks like it'll be clean.

 

[TheJason]

You need to keep water away from that. French drains help.
You obviously are good at digging. I give you a 9 on contractors scale....

I’m going to re do the side yard this summer and add some French drains then. I found a little damp spot in one corner this winter, due to a downspout. I trenched away from the house as an interim and it’s been dry as a bone since.

 

[rtraverdavis]

While I think Big Fin feigns a lack of handiness, with me it is the real deal. Only reason I’m tolerated at all is my ability to occasionally open stuck jars...

I’m impressed again, JLS. Great work.

 

[2rocky]

While I think Big Fin feigns a lack of handiness, with me it is the real deal. Only reason I’m tolerated at all is my ability to occasionally open stuck jars...

I’m impressed again, JLS. Great work.

My mate has been really good at giving me an opportunity to redeem myself with jar opening requests.

I'm following this with interest since my current garage is a Concrete tip up and we have a masonry block milk barn that could be converted into something....

 

[TheJason]

While the rest of you schmucks are worrying about the Wyoming draw, I was burning through two buckets of drywall mud.

 

[Festus]

Well done. Very nice. I'd stay there for a night if passing through. You got stables???

 

[2rocky]

gawd, I had an olfactory flashback when I saw that. I can still smell the drywall mud from 4 years ago.

 

[TheJason]

Well done. Very nice. I'd stay there for a night if passing through. You got stables???

You could pasture in our yard

 

[TheJason]

gawd, I had an olfactory flashback when I saw that. I can still smell the drywall mud from 4 years ago.

It’s a love hate relationship. I love that I can do it myself and fund a shitload of hunting trips. I hate doing it.

I was a little concerned with how good I’m getting at taping inside corners. Hopefully this is the last drywall job for a while.

 

[noharleyyet]

flex is your friend...

 

[TheJason]

flex is your friend...
View attachment 144042

I’ve used those and I can do a better job with a taping knife.

 

[Ben Lamb]

This would make a wonderful studio for the study of brown liquids, accelerates & projectiles, feathers & dubbing applied to steel, and other such finery. I approve.

 

[TheJason]

This would make a wonderful studio for the study of brown liquids, accelerates & projectiles, feathers & dubbing applied to steel, and other such finery. I approve.

That is on the list of alternatives in the management plan.

 

[Ben Lamb]

That is on the list of alternatives in the management plan.

I am hereby making the executive decision to place this as the preferred alternative.

So let it be written, so let it be done.

 

[noharleyyet]

This thread is the cliff note version of a Stay Sharp illustration.

 

[SoCalHuntr]

Not sure how you finished the outside of those windows since there wasn't a direct picture but that wood wont last long with weather. And they will leak eventually. Good work on the rebuild, I thought i did well when i built pantry shelves and my reloading bench... damn.

 

[TheJason]

This thread is the cliff note version of a Stay Sharp illustration.

Ooof, that hurts.....

 

[TheJason]

Not sure how you finished the outside of those windows since there wasn't a direct picture but that wood wont last long with weather. And they will leak eventually. Good work on the rebuild, I thought i did well when i built pantry shelves and my reloading bench... damn.

I taped them outside of the wood before installing the windows. Caulked all the nailing fins and then caulked underneath all of the cedar trim.

I need to paint this upper section. They won’t leak before I’m dead.

 

[SoCalHuntr]

I probably would have done a peel n stick on that pressure treated but i overkill waterproofing since i work it commercially. residential is less prone to leaks. Are you covering that pressure treated?

 

[TheJason]

I probably would have done a peel n stick on that pressure treated but i overkill waterproofing since i work it commercially. residential is less prone to leaks. Are you covering that pressure treated?

Yes.