ronjhall
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Sending all of them.
Good morning!!!!
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Sending all of them.
LS Tractor Owner
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OH NO, JAY!!! Definitely extra + thoughts will be continuously sent! I'm truly saddened to hear this news. Just because a couple of us here are dealing with knee problems, doesn't mean you had to join in!
LS Tractor Owner
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Rick, the lights look great! Nice shop!
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jbrumberg
I could use a few + thoughts, wishes, and prayers at this point myself.
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Dang...that's hard kick in the back pockets
more so with this nasty storm coming.
Fingers eyes anything else cross for speedy recovery.
I could use a few + thoughts, wishes, and prayers at this point myself.
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Dang...that's hard kick in the back pockets
more so with this nasty storm coming.Fingers eyes anything else cross for speedy recovery.
Thomas
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rlgustafson
I did get around to some shop pics, of new lights, last evening.
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Light there be light...WOW nicely done. :thumbsup:
I did get around to some shop pics, of new lights, last evening.
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Light there be light...WOW
nicely done. :thumbsup:
daugen
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going since 8am, glad to come in and sit, carpenters left, garden shed all insulated, we all itch of fiberglass insulation.
Newer stuff is plastic encased but I'm using up a lot of left over insulation from another project.
Building immediately got warmer. Job bothered one of the carpenters who wants everything perfect. I reminded him this is a garden shed, not my garage, which they will work on next. Yes, a finished ceiling or some barrier would help. Thankfully now with the heated greenhouse, I don't have to keep much heat in the garden shed except when I'm in there, and oversized heater will warm things up quickly now. Particularly since the heat is not going right out the roof. I could see the heat shimmering off the roof this morning. Not any more I hope.
I'm starting to itch, time to get in a shower.
Will head back out in a little while and take some pics.
Jay, that's awful, so sorry. Mend quickly. Medicate well.
Newer stuff is plastic encased but I'm using up a lot of left over insulation from another project.
Building immediately got warmer. Job bothered one of the carpenters who wants everything perfect. I reminded him this is a garden shed, not my garage, which they will work on next. Yes, a finished ceiling or some barrier would help. Thankfully now with the heated greenhouse, I don't have to keep much heat in the garden shed except when I'm in there, and oversized heater will warm things up quickly now. Particularly since the heat is not going right out the roof. I could see the heat shimmering off the roof this morning. Not any more I hope.
I'm starting to itch, time to get in a shower.
Will head back out in a little while and take some pics.
Jay, that's awful, so sorry. Mend quickly. Medicate well.
daugen
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Rick, your place looks great, wish I had that much sheltered storage.
Ted, we tried to fit some R30 along the ridgeline but missed by an inch, R13 it shall be.
Windows are terrible anyway, single pane jalouseys. Now the door I did work on, including a
new weatherstripping kit for it. Now I can see very little daylight outside, big change from before.
The door is an inherited mess, an undersized rv door
but at least it's insulated internally.
Actually I need a little fresh air in there, maybe opening one little window on each end because despite it stating that heater is safe for
human areas, products of combustion are never good to breathe. Dilution is the solution.
Ted, we tried to fit some R30 along the ridgeline but missed by an inch, R13 it shall be.
Windows are terrible anyway, single pane jalouseys. Now the door I did work on, including a
new weatherstripping kit for it. Now I can see very little daylight outside, big change from before.
The door is an inherited mess, an undersized rv door
but at least it's insulated internally.
Actually I need a little fresh air in there, maybe opening one little window on each end because despite it stating that heater is safe for
human areas, products of combustion are never good to breathe. Dilution is the solution.
ronjhall
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Rick, like your LED lighting. Sure makes a big difference in brightness.
PJSprog
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Wow, Rick, the shop looks great. Nice job with the lighting.
Wow, Jay ... not a good way to treat a knee. Hope your docs can get it repaired for you.
Wow, Jay ... not a good way to treat a knee. Hope your docs can get it repaired for you.
txdon
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I’m an official tractor operator today. The elderland is now complete!
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