Jim Lusk
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Finally got mud on the ground on Friday. I came home from work to this...19'8" x 23'...the rest of the driveway and RV parking should be poured within a couple of weeks...
Shop progress.
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Sweet!!!
searcher1990
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nice work on that pour. they knew what they were doing.
That is the way to build a garage. Concrete first then the walls. One thing I must add is they are never big enough.
Plymouth 65
I'll be in the shop
Looks great, frame it in! 65'
Jim Lusk
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In my case size is restricted by the location of the bedroom window on the side of the house and the desire for RV parking beside the garage.
Hook that bedroom window right onto the garage. You couldn't ask for a better view. You can lay there at night and plan the next day.
Jim Lusk
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Code won't allow it. That's the guest room anyway.
Guest room That's even better. Knock a door in where the window is. Perfect detail room, Your garage is already bigger. Do it at night.
Guests? Get a tent or let them stay in the RV.
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Jim, how deep a pour is it?
Bigdummy
Not a Nova
Far out
Dartswinger70
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Was going to post the same, i built mine knowing it wouldnt be b9g enough,and I have a nice loft for storage...
I did a loft and then changed it to a second floor man cave with bathroom, Kitchen, bedroom and TV room . Bar and pool table Pretty wild times up there.
Jim Lusk
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Just normal, 3-1/2 inch or so. I won't have the head room for a lift anyway. I usually have access to one if I need to.
I’m diggin Pocahontas with her fist clinched…
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
Funny you should mention that
I'm sure he's posted those pics before, but for some reason the only person in there that really stuck in my mind was her
These pics were from a party my son had up there some years back.
This is what the upstairs of the shop looks like. The downstairs is just as packed. its 32'x 48'
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