Recent content by miscjames

Depending on how good you are with a chain saw… start dropping trees along that edge drag them in place with tractor. The longer /more the better. Stack them up like cord wood. Until that side is higher then mountain side then fill with dirt and rocks and get some vegetation growing on it. Then...

All., thank you! keep the comments coming. About 80% of my mowing is done going backwards. I live in a holler and to keep the roads and ditches clean its usually a case of backing the mower over the edge back and forth all the way, thank God for HST. I know that is not the intended design of a...

Top link chain. I know a lot of people run them for their rotary cutters. What else do you use them on and do you have pictures of your set up? What are some precautions?

Sounds like a good plan. However i had a summer job in Florida. Where i made fiberglass ac duct and installed them. To this day i still dont like messing with fiberglass insulation. I can remember having to take cold showers just so the fiberglass wouldn’t go deeper in your skin. Of course that...

Here is what i came up with.

Here is a easy process to remove the blades or fins from Teks wood to metal screws.

Tracked as i wanted some r value on the doors. As i am insulting the whole thing. And i didnt like the roll ups that were offered with the building.

Here is some pictures i have of the inside and outside. I can get better ones if needed.

I like this idea

You are correct maybe i am overthinkingit

i thought of this too but i could not find any that would marry the edge of a 1.5inch board to the edge of a 1.5 inch board. Do you have any examples of a design that would work?

Terms corrected thanks for the input. Do you have any suggestions for the question asked?

For my shop(metal building) garage door the installer wants a wood frame around the opening. Which i will screw to the metal building. For studs I am going to use 2x12s on each side. The installer prefers I do not cut these and set the trim board on top of these studs as he doesn’t want a screw...

For electric i plan on running them on-top of the plywood in conduit.

the only insulation they company provides is will between the rafters/ studs is that bubble wrap stuff and i was not impressed with it. Did you have any places that the insulation was between the studs and plywood ? If so how is it doing ?