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05-04-2011 06:21 AM #46
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Don, are you letting the supplier erect the red iron and put up tin, or are you doing that yourself? I had not realized your new addition was deeper than the original building - it's indeed going to be a nice shop.Roger
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05-04-2011 09:03 AM #47
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With the iron up, it seems so much bigger than I thought it would be. I will be nice to work in.
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05-04-2011 12:58 PM #48
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Doin it myself
Originally Posted by rspears
When I get to where I was goin, I forgot why I went there> 
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05-06-2011 05:20 AM #49
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Got all the red iron welded up (finally)Started to hang the sheeting.When I get to where I was goin, I forgot why I went there>
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05-06-2011 05:33 AM #50
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Lookin' good, Don! I did my wood structure barn about nine years back - lots of screws!! Ya' got any help holding tin, or you winging it alone?Roger
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05-06-2011 05:42 AM #51
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Doin the sides myself, got a couple buddies comin over tomorrow to help put the lid on.
Back lid sheets are 26 ft long.
Little ruff for 1 guy.When I get to where I was goin, I forgot why I went there>
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05-06-2011 05:49 AM #52
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Don, How are you going to insulate it?
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05-06-2011 05:50 AM #53
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You got that right! Especially if there's any breeze at all, and it doesn't take much to turn a piece of tin that size into a sail! How about insulation? I used a bubble wrap with foil one side, white the other for the roof panels, but have never done my walls. What are you using? Originally Posted by DA34GUY
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05-06-2011 06:06 AM #54
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After all the interior walls (Booth,sh*tter, and air compressor room)
and rough out electrical is done, spray foam insulation 6" thick on everything.
Then combonation, white tin and dryall entire inside.
Will also install a 5 ton heat pump for a/c and heat.When I get to where I was goin, I forgot why I went there>
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I hope them guys lifted the steel mesh as they were pouring. Originally Posted by DA34GUY
Doesn't do anything lying on the ground ...
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Ain't my 1st rodeo @ concrete. Originally Posted by LIFESTYLZ
I hope them guys lifted the steel mesh as they were pouring.
Doesn't do anything lying on the ground ...
Mesh was pulled up @ least 3 " in a 6" slab.
Concrete also had fibermesh in it.
Got any other advise on how to build a shop?
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HAHAHA I cant help it thats funny right there.Sometime Kool is the Rule But Bad is Bad
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Got all the outer tin finished today, now on to the inside.When I get to where I was goin, I forgot why I went there>
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Looking' great Don! Going to have lots of nice room when the inside is complete! I'm sooooooo jealous......Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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it dont matter how big he builds it dave. at night that stuff in there mates. don will have it full in no time
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