I wonder if we should break out any garage/shop/barn posts into a Shop/Garage Edition
Final coat of paint is on! Just need to finish some details and caulk some joints and then start moving all my crap in and organizing. Finally!
What did you work on Today; Home Edition
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Final coat of paint is on! Just need to finish some details and caulk some joints and then start moving all my crap in and organizing. Finally!
- Location
- West Haven, UT
Looks great! I'm still a few months out before I even start on walls. Starting to get the electrical planning going now while we wait for warmer weather to pour concrete.
Corban_White
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- Location
- Payson, AZ
Mostly finished up the inside of the shed, just need to caulk and paint the trim and door and finish tying up the light cords. Then build some shelves and start filling it up!
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
My wife wants to replace the flagpole in the front yard with a tree. Concrete base turned out to be about 2'x3'. Rather than struggling with it, I just winched it out of the hole. Life is so much easier with a winch. 😁
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Communists.
I was pulling bushes out once at a rental with a winch, and a neighbor asked ‘can’t you just dig those out?’
‘Well, yeah, but why would I when I have a winch!?'
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
That's what I told my wife. We'll still have a flag pole mount on the house.
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
Thursty
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- Location
- Green River
Chinese Elm?
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
At your recommendation, a Sunburst Honeylocust.
Cool.
I just dug out the tree @johngottfredson told me to plant in front of my garage and replaced it with a northern red oak from lowes. I decided I wanted a big tree right in front of my house. I probably would have got a locust but I recently got one to turn on my lathe and hate the way it smells when being cut. So, I went with the oak.
I just dug out the tree @johngottfredson told me to plant in front of my garage and replaced it with a northern red oak from lowes. I decided I wanted a big tree right in front of my house. I probably would have got a locust but I recently got one to turn on my lathe and hate the way it smells when being cut. So, I went with the oak.
johngottfredson
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- Location
- Alpine
I will also be planting northern red oaks at my place. One of my faves, if the soil pH isn’t too high.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Been doing some Spring cleaning/landscaping work this weekend... the flower beds have been a haven for weeds, so I put down weed block and put some river rock in the smaller area. Thinking about bark in the larger flower bed, the wife has Tulips she wants to plant in there.
I guess I should probably get a soil test.
Corban_White
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- Location
- Payson, AZ
Got shelves built and populated. The shed has begun to be useful. Still needs a little more organization and the sewing/crafting desk area needs to be addressed, but it's progress!
kmboren
Recovering XJ owner anonymous
- Location
- Southern Utah
Counter tops installed in our basement today. Getting really close to getting this done enough to start renting it out. Need to have finished plumbing done then some touch up paint and make the back yard presentation better(lots of weeds). Then lay down some road base. Hopefully by the end of May it is renting.
Pike2350
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- Location
- Salt Lake City
rholbrook
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- Location
- Kaysville, Ut
Who did you have do your shower base or did you do it?
Pike2350
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- Location
- Salt Lake City
I did it. This is my 2nd mud pack base. I used a Goof-Proof system for the pre & post slope as well as the weep hole protection.
Goof Proof Shower Standard Shower Kit (5-Pieces) SSK-401 - The Home Depot
This Standard Shower Kit is a combination of all the Goof Proof Shower products needed to construct the average 32"x60" shower floor base, in a single box. Typically used for centered shower drain compartments
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rholbrook
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- Location
- Kaysville, Ut
Thank youI did it. This is my 2nd mud pack base. I used a Goof-Proof system for the pre & post slope as well as the weep hole protection.
Goof Proof Shower Standard Shower Kit (5-Pieces) SSK-401 - The Home Depot
This Standard Shower Kit is a combination of all the Goof Proof Shower products needed to construct the average 32"x60" shower floor base, in a single box. Typically used for centered shower drain compartmentswww.homedepot.com