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Where'd you find the individual door panels? I've managed to mangle the bottom panel (or two) on on of my shop doors with the forklift.I need to find a replacement and stick it up in the rafters so I can swap it before I sell.....but not before, because I know I'll fucking do it again.
Yep, we had a door at work that the installer dented a panel when they installed it, they came back to put a new panel on it a couple of weeks later.
OCD in me says you should have put the new panels on the bottom of the doors to keep the windows in a similar location to top of door as previous.
Agree, and thanks. Turns out the door I bought isn't an "exact" match, so I had to hammer-form the mating edge of the new panels to match the existing. I felt it would look worse to have it in the middle.
And to make it harder to look through the window and see if there is anything worth stealing inside.
Ditto.
They'd hopefully look inside and think "dang that stuff looks heavy" so onto the next one.
Cool addition!Trim and detail work makes for boring pictures, but I did buy this today. We'll see how thick the floor is then make the next step.
Also, cedar siding is fucking expensive. This is nearly $300 worth, 11 damn 8' boards.
It's a universalift 3. Not made anymore but basically the same as this:
Way much cheaper to get your cedar from the bush.Trim and detail work makes for boring pictures, but I did buy this today. We'll see how thick the floor is then make the next step.
Also, cedar siding is fucking expensive. This is nearly $300 worth, 11 damn 8' boards.
That’s awesome on the lift and makes sense on the cedar.It's a universalift 3. Not made anymore but basically the same as this:
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Neighbor of mine sold it to me for $2k. It'll work well for me in this space.
The cedar is siding for the garage. I tried to save the original cedar that came off but it was too brittle.
Trim is up and painted, just have to get the siding on now.
You can't really find clear white cedar here. Most siding, dimensional and T&G people use is western. What we have here I believe is eastern has a lot of red/white variations and random figure. It looks awesome for furniture or when you're going for that look, but doesn't work well for siding and whatnot and places where you want it clean and clear.
Interesting. There's lots of it around here. This stuff is dry now and soon to be my sauna door.You can't really find clear white cedar here. Most siding, dimensional and T&G people use is western. What we have here I believe is eastern has a lot of red/white variations and random figure. It looks awesome for furniture or when you're going for that look, but doesn't work well for siding and whatnot and places where you want it clean and clear.
This is the last log I did on my mill.
My next door neighbor has one but we don't have much cedar around here like bgaidan said.
That must be western red. Ours have done of little limbs and shready bark.Interesting. There's lots of it around here. This stuff is dry now and soon to be my sauna door.
I always thought the red stuff was the more desirable.
You guys get all the nice hardwoods though. All we've got is white birch and poplar (trembling aspen?).
Sorry for the hijack gilthfj60
Awesome! Can’t wait to see how that lift works out for you and Moonshine.Reorganized again for the lift. I like this much better than the last layout. Optimizing all over the place.
Looks like this is where the columns will land. Should start drilling tomorrow, and I'll find out how thick the slab is.
