Home Improvement Today?

I take it home and drink beer while doing it. If I did it at work I'd probably strangle who did it. I always place something like a adjustable or other tool I won't be using across it so it doesn't look closed.

And no lights yet still looking for a system I like

 

You not a fan of the LED ribbons ? I like those with the little aluminum housing and frosted diffuser

 

Oh I am. Just want it with a clean wall switch not the odd controllers they all have. I also want color changing and white. My SO wants white and simple. I didn't build walnut cabinets to go simple...

 

With a remote driver you can have them on a standard light switch

 

Lee Valley actually carries LED tape lighting now too in case you weren't aware

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=70322&cat=1,43349

 

Lol. Setting up for lighting is the next step. Then they go from temporarily hung to permanently. I'm thinking of using an odd security head screw to fuck with the next owner of the home. Still have crown a lower rail and few other things to build.

And here is how they sit now and it's driving me crazy

 

I'm doing renovations on my house I haven't finished yet haha

 

Haha. Just tell them be thankful your not a plumber

 

I like the lights in the link that you posted OZ.

 

Those are what I use oz, I think I'm up to 6 of those so far and a few of the Stanley ones. And my current on site set up

 

anyone know wtf is up with the bar on this chain saw? saw it on craigslist, never seen one like it before.

 

Bow bar! I think they're mostly used by tree cutters that are bucking a shitload like for paper mills and such. They don't pinch or bind as much as your standard style so they have their uses.

 

ahh cool! thanks man

 

http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/history-of-bow-saws.109002/

 

Josh and OZ do you guys haul your tools around in the bed of a truck or do two have a trailer?

 

Double cab after 10 years of seats down they look brand new. I am however going to an f250 or f150 and trailer in the next year.

 

Bed

 

I'm hauling most of my stuff home tomorrow I'll take a picture. Everything is sorted into bags based by need. So I normally don't take a lot of things. My current job has me with just about everything. But everything fits pretty easily with the overflow going in the bed, but shorted and no cap so nothing other than a ladder and saw horses stay in there.

 

There are some really awesome projects in here. I just closed on my first house and moved in on Monday. I'm sure I will be using this thread for ideas pretty soon.

 

congrats!