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Ink, First be dam carefull.........To me a Dado is a Dado.......Its great to have a set you can adjust widths but I have been using my Routor with different size bits. Clamp down both ends with some good straight scrap and done. This is of course you have a routor. Ive seen some cut up nasty...

Im not sure of cost down there Rob, Blown in insulation is a cheaper way here. Poly the ceiling and blow it in. Here you can get the machine free if you buy a certain amount of insulation. Since its blown in you can move it around easily to add wiring, duct work ect. Hope it helps

Thats a saweeeet set up........Want to come build one for me...Congrats:prayer:

Thats the ticket.........A buddy of mine has that sort of set up in his garage.......Seems to work great. With grills in the old fridge the heat seems to go all over.He used a very small baseboard heater with a thermostat on it............Just a idea

Cat is the way to go...........A buddy of mine here in town is a Rep for Cat. Hes a busy guy......He finally took the leap. He got rid of his Ford truck and now is driving a 2011 Ram. Now hes a great friend.......LMAO

Looks great Steve...........I threw out a unit about the same size a year ago to make room in the garage..........Wow, i wish i kept it now.........Yah! im a dum ***:oops:

Signs great man..............Great job on the garage as well.:cheers:

I would put Stro vents in every 3rd truss. Use bat insulation to fill in the gap area left over from the vents.Put R13 in the ceiling Poly it then add what ever to the underside. R13 isnt thick so it shouldnt be sticing up causing problems with stuff in the rafters....Remember you need air flow...