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Walls in the “easy” part of the workshop went in fast and look awesome. Cut each 8’ panel in half and used the galvanized roofing screws to attach it to the wall. Shears world the best for me, and I put the cut edge up so any slight cut unevenness is hidden by the stained poplar trim. Bench...

I forgot to mention I was going to try the one coat Polyurea coating but my concrete had too many imperfections from removing the fence anchors. I had to grind off and patch over them. The Polyurea coatings tend to be thinner than high solids epoxy and was afraid of the patch showing through...

The floor wasn’t that bad to do. basically: -acid wash floor and rinse like 3-4 times. I used phosphoric acid -tape off walls/drain with duct tape - primer (2 part) but you only mix a gallon at a time due to pot life of 40 mins. Pour it on the floor and I used a roller to spread - epoxy is the...

when I get into a project I dig in and don’t come up for air, food, or anything else except a yingling. If it wasn’t for my wife, I probably wouldn’t have any pictures. The demo and stucco took 3 days and The floor took 3 days to complete, I can walk on it but will wait a couple days before...

Glue is permanent, so I’m going for galvanized panels. Tested cutting them various ways, circular saw, Chinese drill nibblers, router, but hand shears work the best. I decided to epoxy the floor and bought a slew of chemicals from garage flooring Llc. Went with high solids epoxy, primer...

Now I have lot of glue to remove from the drywall where the fiberglass panels were, and thinking it is not going to cooperate. You can see the thermostat, this workshop is heated and has A/C :), has a hose bib and a sink and a floor drain... the previous owners treated their dogs well...

After the stucco cured, some paint and it looks way better than I thought it would. Whew... And dropped in some electrical outlets. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Removing the doggy doors, I had to cover the opening with concrete wall board then stucco over it. First time for everything, so disclaimer on some quality issues experience could have prevented. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

...and the fiberglass walls needed to go. The drywall was in good shape so I just painted it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So OCD once again has motivated me to do some good around the house with his garage post. So I decided to tackle a workshop. We bought a house from a couple who were professional dog breeders, so they had a full kennel and grooming room, about 450 sqft. Since we don’t have a dog, yet, and if...

*not I assume. Great Hull, enjoy! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes. Rough patches coming I’m afraid. Still going to stay in.... but I’m definitely changing my strategy next year. From holding through to selling off early Jan and buying right back in. Think I’ve lost more on the dip than I would gain on upside. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hmmm... HODL to me is Hold on for Dear Life. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

On purpose, or was that a happy little accident? :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Relaxing, reminiscing about the good ole days.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Do you have a pic or sketch For one relay? That’s easier for sure, we made one as drawn above a long time ago and it worked. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I felt like a day trader today. Normally I buy, hodl, forget to check for a while and get surprised (good and bad). But this time I pulled profits out yesterday afternoon and into tether. Woke up this morning and everything was -30% or worse, except tether up 1.5%. Good time to buy so put...

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Shifty module: 2 relays. One relay powers on the brain when lanyard is in, the other relay cuts power when stop button is hit. No impact on solenoid sticking, but your S/S switch could. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I run it externally Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk