Pics of my plethora of outlets?Pics or it didn’t happen!! Lol
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Pics of my plethora of outlets?Pics or it didn’t happen!! Lol
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Yes!!Pics of my plethora of outlets?
BTW I have 20 outlets on that one wall.....(3) doubles over the bench, a double at floor level by the front overhead door and 2 singles at floor level behind the wire shelves.Awesome!! Yeah, my bigass garage had a whole ONE outlet when I moved in... thankfully, the sub-panel from when the basement was finished is right on the front wall of the garage, and had plenty of free spots, and plenty of cable capacity.. I added 3 -20amp circuits out there, and can still put in 220 whenever I get something that needs it, as I already have the second leg to the panel. Same with my shed wiring I installed last year.
I think I put 10 or 11 outlets in the garage and the shed is just ridiculous. I think there are 7, plus an exterior one, in 120sq ft. [emoji23][emoji1787] but I do use the shed as a half a shop all the time.
And I’m with 89Suburban... I hate texturing. The drywall and taping isn’t so bad but the texture. Bah..! I did get pretty good at orangepeel texture at my old house, but this one is knockdown and I just cannot get it right.
Well I have hundreds of building the shed. lolYes!!
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Did you do your own electrical? Over here to do anything you need a permit, then it's inspected by the town. Don't get caught doing any improvements without a permit!!This wall came out pretty decent for 2 coats of mud and just primer. There will be no lack of outlets over my workbench, and I added a switched outlet for under cabinet lighting that I’ll install after I build a cabinet over the bench. I have 2 more 8’ led lights coming today and I’ll get rid of the final fluorescent. Amazon delivered the first pair of them a few days after they were scheduled so they let me request a refund. So that set cost me nothing instead of the $140 they listed for.
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Nice! Man, I wish I knew how to do stuff like this. Good job you guys!!Well I have hundreds of building the shed. lol
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And yes, I do have 2 circuits in the shed. [emoji23]![]()
It’s legal here to do your own electrical if it’s your residence. Of course you’re supposed to get a permit and get it inspected but they’re not gonna look into a small project like this. I know codes from being in construction all my life so it would pass if I needed it to. People here do all kinds of stuff without permits, additions etc. You should see a couple of the houses in my neighborhood- dudes clearly had no idea how to build shit and yet they did, and got away with it. If they were to get inspected I guarantee they would have to tear them down.Did you do your own electrical? Over here to do anything you need a permit, then it's inspected by the town. Don't get caught doing any improvements without a permit!!
Nice! Man, I wish I knew how to do stuff like this. Good job you guys!!
Yup. Same here. In fact I consulted with a master electrician, since I had the ability, and he’s a super nice guy. Didn’t charge me anything, and wouldn’t take anything for his time. I had power to the hot tub in a sub panel, so wanted to extend that power to the shed. So I spoke with him about how to do it to code. Did all the work myself, but with something like that, I wanted to make sure it was done correctly. Even dug my trench 18” down even though he said I only needed to do 12”. (Carrying more voltage requires more depth)It’s legal here to do your own electrical if it’s your residence. Of course you’re supposed to get a permit and get it inspected but they’re not gonna look into a small project like this. I know codes from being in construction all my life so it would pass if I needed it to. People here do all kinds of stuff without permits, additions etc. You should see a couple of the houses in my neighborhood- dudes clearly had no idea how to build shit and yet they did, and got away with it. If they were to get inspected I guarantee they would have to tear them down.

This has turned into my garage build thread...
Whenever you're finished with the garage, or at least get it to a point of function like how you want, just pull your Denali into it and perform some form of maintenance (check air pressure?), then drive it out into the back yard. This will officiate that the garage mods were, in fact, pertinent to your modding/servicing/building of your Denali and you will no longer be in violation of any forum rules or ethics, expressed or implied, and you will no longer be in danger of being banned from TYF.
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Hell yeah. I was just thinking last night that I would drive The Beast through it as a christening.Whenever you're finished with the garage, or at least get it to a point of function like how you want, just pull your Denali into it and perform some form of maintenance (check air pressure?), then drive it out into the back yard. This will officiate that the garage mods were, in fact, pertinent to your modding/servicing/building of your Denali and you will no longer be in violation of any forum rules or ethics, expressed or implied, and you will no longer be in danger of being banned from TYF.
#winningatlifebytechnicalities

That's alot of crap!! Is that rust in there too?Hell yeah. I was just thinking last night that I would drive The Beast through it as a christening.
So during the plumbing rework the dude mentioned that I might have a leak in the kitchen sink drain, which was close to the washing machine drain he hooked up. I forgot to crawl under there and look but finally did a few days ago. Wow. The only horizontal piece of cast iron left in the house was there, only 2’ of it before it connected to ABS. It was gone, completely rusted through the entire 2’. And after dude cut it out and replaced it, I could see why that drain was always slow. Until it rusted through, that is.
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Yep, it’s layers of the cast iron pipe, rusted and expanded until it was a pretty much solid plug. The plumber says he sees it a lot on old houses, and sometimes he will run an auger through to clear a blockage but it ends up going right through the side of the pipe. I replaced all the cast under the house that was still there when I bought it but not that 2’ section. The addition is all plastic plumbing.That's alot of crap!! Is that rust in there too?
Wifi washer and dryer! Can you start the machines from your cell phone?And today’s pics. The drywall is pretty much done, just had a couple spots that I didn’t quite get with the second coat so they’re drying tonight, then tomorrow I’ll sand those and primer everything. There’s a little extra drywall on the end where the new overhead door is going, I’ll cut it out when I frame that in but that will be Springtime. I don’t work in the cold anymore and I’m in no hurry. The overhead storage area will be getting sliding doors, I’m looking for 1/4” hardwood panel for that. I’ll also use the same design on the cabinet doors on the under-workbench storage as well as the over-workbench cabinets I build. I know it doesn’t look like much but it’s come along way from where it was. Oh, and I ordered a new LG washer and dryer (wi-if enabled) just because the others are getting up there in age, plus they were 25% off. I’ll sell the old set before they break down. The attic stairs will be here Friday, the hinges for the cabinet over the W/D also on Friday which will be good, I’ll get the cabinet in before the W/D is delivered which is Sunday AM. Next after that is bench and cabinet design/ construction.
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I have a wi-fi washer and dryer. I text my kids from work and tell them to do laundry.Wifi washer and dryer! Can you start the machines from your cell phone?
I cut a bunch of stuff like that out of our house too.Hell yeah. I was just thinking last night that I would drive The Beast through it as a christening.
So during the plumbing rework the dude mentioned that I might have a leak in the kitchen sink drain, which was close to the washing machine drain he hooked up. I forgot to crawl under there and look but finally did a few days ago. Wow. The only horizontal piece of cast iron left in the house was there, only 2’ of it before it connected to ABS. It was gone, completely rusted through the entire 2’. And after dude cut it out and replaced it, I could see why that drain was always slow. Until it rusted through, that is.
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Supposedly have full control. It will be nice to put the dryer on the steam wrinkle remover cycle and be able to see just as it’s ending so I can remove and fold them immediately. I have to use my iPhone timer now, and the time always changes as the clothes get close to the end, seems the dryer keeps adding a few minutes and I have to keep resetting my iPhone timer. Also, there was something about the washer either telling the dryer what to set itself to for the load it just washed, or telling me what cycle to set the dryer to. They both have steam, all kinds of cycles and there’s all kinds of options of course. They’re supposedly truly “smart” appliances. Kinda cool.Wifi washer and dryer! Can you start the machines from your cell phone?