Poisonfangs85

Madman thanks again for the flip! I used a combination of countersunk lag bolts and 3" deck screws. It survived the "Hang/Swing" test and that's good enough for local code lol! Thank you Chris I look forward to seeing more pics of your progress. Maybe even borrow some ideas from you.

I will try the advice, thanks guys.

Once again I apologize for the pictures being upside down. Still don't know what's going on

We recently downsized to a smaller home with a 1 car garage. After gutting the house about 80% I am finally working on my garage. Now I can work on trim and other finishing projects without going crazy being unorganized. Still some work to be done but here is what I have thus far. Any tips, tricks and advise for maximizing small workshop space is appreciated.

I am a foreman for Northwest Contractors. We do a lot of work with 134 guys, mainly Hartmann Electric. I have heard of your company while working in the joliet area (power plants)

Thanks for your kindness. The ceiling was suspended from 2x8's spanning both rooms. Had to re-suspend the ceiling from the concrete deck remove all wood framing, build the soffit and put a lot of lipstick on it. On to the next one.

Very nice work. I keep my k-cups in the cardboard box next to it haha

If you have to dig out a nail with a catspaw it's easier to get at a full head, just my .02

Beautiful pic of the harbor. We are getting another cold blast here in Chicago it should be continuing your way in a couple of days.

Thanks Chris! And thank you madman for the rotation. Trust me there were Dilberts around every corner lol.

Over the years I have had a few. I now wear a mutt. It's half dewalt and half CLC. I'm a southpaw when it comes to grabbing my pencil so I need that on the left and my knife right. It works for now

Good idea. I have one in my jacket pocket, took belt, every klien pouch, and one in each drill case.

I have the older "blue" miter saw as well. It has not failed me in the 10 or so years I've had it. I have a Ryobi angle grinder I bought about 12 years ago. I use it on commercial sites all the time. I have seen guys with Metabo and dewalt grinders burn up but mine still keeps going, best $30 I ever spent.

Drool! I want one

Punda, Your and IBEW 134 guy? What shop do you work for?

I have always loved that look. Very clean work, great job!

That tile looks killer!

Great.... Why are my pics upside down?

Just a couple before during and after pics that we just completed yesterday. We waved our magic wands and made the wall disappear!

And can it be done on the mobile version?

Anyone have a link or instructions on how to attach pics to posts?

Hard to hear about another hard working man getting injured. THOROGOOD boots all the way! Was a red wing man for years and bought thorogoods on a whim. They are my boot until I retire! I wish they had an insulated pair of safety toe in 8". I had to buy a pair of Cabelas saw 800. A great boot if your looking for warmth.

I guess what I ment to say was so many topics within these forums I'm not going anywhere, you guys are stuck with me haha

Looks great with the milwaukee logo on there. I have to swing buy HD this weekend for a few things, I hope to see many pallets in my way lol

Thank you all for the kind welcome! So many forums so little time!