EddieWalker
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Very nicely done. Love the wood work and how warm and inviting it looks. But the buck on the wall is what I like the best!!!!
Eddie
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Share pictures of home bar and man cave
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I have three man caves. #1 is the Garage Mahal, which houses my wood working and metal working tools.
#2 is my sound proofed TV room with the 50" TV.
#3 is the office with my computers. Upon which I am sending this message.
BTW, anyone considering sound proofing, it is relatively easy and inexpensive. The secret is mass (double layers of 1/2" drywall) on 2X6" base/headers with staggered 2X4" studs 2' on center. The studs can be turned lengthwise or installed normally. They just do not touch each inside and outside layers of the wall to carry the sound. Insulate between the studs and ceiling joists and install a sound deadening ceiling. Install an insulated door. Mine is an exterior door without glazing.
My room is in the basement so only two of the four walls needed the treatment. Sound was reduced by ~70%.
Cheap, easy and nearly everyone know how to install.
#2 is my sound proofed TV room with the 50" TV.
#3 is the office with my computers. Upon which I am sending this message.
BTW, anyone considering sound proofing, it is relatively easy and inexpensive. The secret is mass (double layers of 1/2" drywall) on 2X6" base/headers with staggered 2X4" studs 2' on center. The studs can be turned lengthwise or installed normally. They just do not touch each inside and outside layers of the wall to carry the sound. Insulate between the studs and ceiling joists and install a sound deadening ceiling. Install an insulated door. Mine is an exterior door without glazing.
My room is in the basement so only two of the four walls needed the treatment. Sound was reduced by ~70%.
Cheap, easy and nearly everyone know how to install.
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Gordo 56
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Gordo 56
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Nice, I wished I had 1 of those.
cschulz
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Here is mine. No bar but I do keep a small frig. filled with Barley Pops.
Chris
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Gordo 56
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Here is mine. No bar but I do keep a small frig. filled with Barley Pops.
Chris
Sweeeeet, love your neon light. If I had your place I would live out there.
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Gordo 56
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Thanks Eddie Walker, The deer is a 16 point non-typical I shot in Iowa with the 50 cal Kentucky long rifle that is hanging above the back bar in one of the pictures.
Loved your thread on building your lake.