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Old 03-06-2017, 01:36 PM
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Give you an idea of how lighting currently looksphoto367.jpgphoto463.jpgphoto93.jpgphoto728.jpgphoto971.jpg
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Originally Posted by CLpower
right now, i'm debating new lights. I have 4 - 4 bulb t8 fixtures (one dying T5 double fixture, and a random T8 double fixture). I've got a LED fixture coming today to see how I like it.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

i'm tempted to try these:

https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...ong/3255/7831/

Costco has LED Tube fixtures or just the LED Tubes themselves in warehouse. or these online: https://www.costco.com/4%E2%80%99-Li...100284402.html
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I want to get a set of these LED lights for my garage https://www.tool-rank.com/tool-blog/...-201508071915/
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Also from your pictures I believe one of your cars is missing a piston
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I want to get a set of these LED lights for my garage https://www.tool-rank.com/tool-blog/...-201508071915/
I've always wanted one to....then i saw the price
Old 03-07-2017, 06:29 AM
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Yeah they are a bit pricey but I can't imagine you would need more than two in your garage.
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Also you can get them from Home Depot so if you can find some of those 15% off moving coupons you may be able to use them on that which would be nice.
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Old 03-21-2017, 11:13 AM
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So I got tired of staring at the platform for the attic. Decided I needed to break it up a little bit. photo286.jpg
Old 04-18-2017, 05:31 PM
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Don't mean to intrude on your thread, but I didn't want to create a new thread for this.

Teaser pic below. Everything is just about done, but I still have a giant pile of wifey's crap that I've been working around the whole time which she needs to go through/get rid of... every time I bring it up it starts an argument about how much stuff she has to take care of and now it's covered in sawdust so it's only going to be worse... but I digress. I'll take pics of the rest of the garage after our divorce.

oh yeah... excuse the garbage bag curtains
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Awesome. And great slatwall useage!!!
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Done(ish)! Just have some cleaning up to do and get some hooks and whatnot.
The slanty part to the right of the tool chest is a set of stairs that goes up to my daughter's playroom. I dropped the ceiling height in the garage a couple years ago and finished the room above. The boxout to the left of the tool chest conceals the water heater. One of the panels is removable for access. I'm most proud of that bit.
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no one knows me here, so it would be a sad thread with maybe one or two posts unless I showed my bewbs or something.
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I've been trying to figure out ways to cut down on dust. I believe the biggest contributor is the unsealed concrete, gonna seal it eventually. In the meantime I've been thinking about adding one of these

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thoughts?
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bump! I am ready to get cabinets for our garage and have been looking at the newage for a while. Are there any other comparable cabinets that i should consider?
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They were by far the best I found for the cost
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+1 for New Age. A family member is happy with their Gladiator cabinets too.
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Originally Posted by CLpower
I've been trying to figure out ways to cut down on dust. I believe the biggest contributor is the unsealed concrete, gonna seal it eventually. In the meantime I've been thinking about adding one of these

https://www.amazon.com/WEN-3410-3-Sp.../dp/B00LPD9BDI


thoughts?
I don't know if you ever did anything with this but a box fan and a furnace filter works every bit as good as one of these.
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Originally Posted by CLtotheTL32
+1 for New Age. A family member is happy with their Gladiator cabinets too.

I love my Gladiator cabinets.
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They were by far the best I found for the cost
Good to know. I am close to pulling the trigger on new cabinets.
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I have ordered the 108" wide bold newage cabinets. I was somewhat interested in the pro, but the bold will work well for me. I'll post before and after pics. These are going to look so sweet. I am going to need to relocate the tv on the wall. In the future i'll get more of the wall cabinets too.
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Sick! I'm looking forward to seeing pics
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Scott, did you ever order the filtration system?
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I have the cabinets and it's taking a bit longer to assemble some parts, but it's coming together. I went with the bold 108" cabinet set and the pro base cabinet along with the pro wall cabinet. It went with the single pro pieces because of the width and depth of where they had to go. I couldn't justify the cost of the pro cabinet 108" set over the bold. The bold is still really nice.

I'll post pics when done. It is really transforming the whole garage in a good way. Thanks for the recommendation.
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Scott, did you ever order the filtration system?
I didn't. We're gonna move in next 6 months and I'll do it at the next place
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Not done, but progress. I need to mount the cabinet on the right on the wall.


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That floor is begging for some epoxy or something...
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I agree.
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My shit was to old I was told to coat
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Originally Posted by CLpower
My shit was to old I was told to coat
Theres a joke in here somewhere...
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Originally Posted by Sarlacc
Theres a joke in here somewhere...

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My floor was too old and I was told not to coat 😂




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