I still havent really figured out how to work mine. But I must be doing something right because all I see are cars and bewbs.
We have concrete.... I'm sure you guys aren't as excited as I am about this but what the hell
I'm looking forward to a few days off this weekend to do some work on the new shop!
I'm looking forward to a few days off this weekend to do some work on the new shop!
Man if you were close I could have gotten you a deal for the materials/concrete. I work in the field. Maybe for some "dyno time" trade lol. Well I can daydream. Looking good btw.
There is rebar in the base of the dyno pit as well as the dyno pit walls, the floor is 4,000 psi fiber mesh 4" thick. The floor doesn't require rebar, I will say that the haunch footings for the 2 lifts are 12" deep and have pins and rebar in them.
The front apron on the building will get pinned to this slab as well, we are probably going to pour the apron next monday or tuesday
Bartering makes the world go round! The concrete labor is being bartered off actually, the concrete guy owns a small hunting club and I just put a small septic field in for him in exchange for some of the concrete work
I do love me some Wild Mountain Gourmet..... (Shameless Plug for you here) Wild Mountain Gourmet, All natural gourmet mustard and sauces
That is still up in the air as far as an "official" name goes
Shop is looking good!
This mustard you speak of looks pretty tasty...
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This mustard you speak of looks pretty tasty...
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Concrete apron is poured. Need some more stone for the driveway and we will be roughing in the electric next week.
@TOOLOW91 got a good kick out of this one the other day... The reason for the new shop is that I'm absolutely out of space to work on anything. I've been puttering around with the 84 in my trailer, for that matter it's still strapped down in there and partially apart.