well from what i can see the concrete shoulda been poured awhile back shoot most folks around my area could have that garage up and assembled the right way in nearly a weeks time its simple logic pour concrete then frame out the building and finishing work but then again i do believe you said its being built by students so the delay is understandle good luck
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looks like alot of work to install all the piping.
well from what i can see the concrete shoulda been poured awhile back shoot most folks around my area could have that garage up and assembled the right way in nearly a weeks time its simple logic pour concrete then frame out the building and finishing work but then again i do believe you said its being built by students so the delay is understandle good luck
do you use the gmc much
thats cool! i cant wait to see the finished garage!
Why exactly is the nose off the Cadillac? I understand it hit a deer, but are there broken pieces somewhere that it needs?
Those cars remain common here in the junkyards so I can find whatever it might need.
This is a great progress video Bill…keep them coming! Wish I was in the construction business sometimes…
alot of plumbers are moving towards plastic, PVC i think its the type
i still prefer copper for its strengh
Nice progress and looking good so far!
@backwoods3214 so ? its not going to be built in with the Garage.
My Dad also thought the plastic pipe was odd, he was a plumber for like 25 years, used to copper mainly.
This whole garage thing is really going up fast, especially for something you thought wouldn't ever happen!!
thats totaly wrong untreated wood on ground
is it a garage or a "garage"
The Keykeeper certainly isn't hard on the eyes!