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The New Work Shop #3: Next stop is to pick up 21 sheets of 5/8" sheet rock. (Photos so far)

Blog entry by sandhill posted 124 days ago 951 reads 0 times favorited 14 comments Add to Favorites Watch
« Part 2: Sorry no pictures yet but here is where I'm at Part 3 of The New Work Shop series Part 4: At last the big job is done »

I spent the day finishing up the cribbing and putting up the six electrical boxes for the lighting with strain reliefs. Tomorrow I will start on getting the insulation done then its up to my help when I will get the sheet rock up. I have a crown molding job to do which will take all of next week so it will be at least three weeks before I can start on the sheet rock. I hope to bring the sheet rock lift back with me from the Balimore job.

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This one is a shot of the mess I have to work around.

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-- Just another day in paradise



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sandhill

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Well its back to the shop after a lot of traveling I hope to get these shelves done soon and start on the tile then the big job, building kitchen cabinets I have a tax id now so I can go to a supply house near me that only sells to contractors and you have to at least have a sales tax certificate to get be able to buy there at all so I am looking for some good pricing as well. Florida is strange with all the rules and license laws they have.

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Dan Lyke

232 posts in 1871 days

posted 122 days ago

Ouch. Do not envy for a moment your task of getting the drywall up on that ceiling.

Courage!

-- Dan Lyke, Petaluma California, http://www.flutterby.net/

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Smitty_Cabinetshop

4 posts in 122 days

posted 122 days ago

That will be an awesome shop space when it’s done, and you’ll get there!!!

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MarkTheFiddler

398 posts in 334 days

posted 122 days ago

Dan there is a trick to getting the drywall up. I told my son, I would hold the sheets up while he screwed. He said “DEAL” and I built the dead mans. His arm was about to fall off.

Sandhill – it’s looking really good.I wish my shop were as “Messy” as yours. Please keep us posted.

-- A year into redoing my home - a year to go.

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sandhill

90 posts in 1364 days

posted 122 days ago

I use to use a dead man myself, S000 glad I have a sheet rock lift. :)

-- Just another day in paradise

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GaryL

186 posts in 898 days

posted 122 days ago

Does the lift have a laser guidance system to wiggle through your shop equipment?..lol

-- The difference between a pro and an amateur, an amateur points out his mistakes

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sandhill

90 posts in 1364 days

posted 119 days ago

All the insulation is up and the equipment moved to one side. I hope I can get the rock up before I go to AFSM for a Marquetry class with Patrick Edwards in Feb.

-- Just another day in paradise

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GaryL

186 posts in 898 days

posted 119 days ago

Fiberglass insulation….one of my least favorite things in the world…...
But it looks like your about ready to hot & heavy on the ceiling…have fun!

-- The difference between a pro and an amateur, an amateur points out his mistakes

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sandhill

90 posts in 1364 days

posted 119 days ago

It went up fast and easy with no itching yeah I am off to Baltimore Tue and back on sat so that gives me a little more then 3 weeks before I leave for San Diego for a week when I get back I should finish the painting then set it all back up. I may change the lay out some.
Thank everyone

-- Just another day in paradise

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Dan Lyke

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posted 119 days ago

GaryL, I thought I hated fiberglass insulation until I recently replaced the K&T wiring with Romex in blown-in cellulose. Gimme those itchy old rolls any day.

-- Dan Lyke, Petaluma California, http://www.flutterby.net/

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sandhill

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posted 99 days ago

Finally got all the 2X3s and insulation up also all the sheet rock and 1/2 the tapping.

-- Just another day in paradise

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Dan Lyke

232 posts in 1871 days

posted 99 days ago

Woot! Lookin’ nice!

-- Dan Lyke, Petaluma California, http://www.flutterby.net/

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sandhill

90 posts in 1364 days

posted 99 days ago

Its getten there.can’t wait till its done I have been at it for a year.

-- Just another day in paradise

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GaryL

186 posts in 898 days

posted 99 days ago

Getting the ceiling up always brightens everything up. Looks great.
Now keep the mud flying…lol
Ohh….then the sanding…almost as much fun as the insulation.

-- The difference between a pro and an amateur, an amateur points out his mistakes

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sandhill

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posted 98 days ago

Amen to that, I have about half left to tape. I did this so many times I don’t need to sand after the last coat just a sponge and once the paints on you never see a line.

-- Just another day in paradise

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