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I sent him an offer to ship, haven’t heard back. That would be a heck of a pick up. Edit: canceled the offer to let Kalibis see if he can work out shipping to Texas. My bad.

Oh damn that looks great!

Man you can find anything! Usually sealed in a basement for 20 years! 😂

Yeah I don’t see any currently for sale either, I had one and couldn’t get it to the point I felt comfortable with it around my kids. Legs were rusted pretty bad. If you like it buy it. They are cool.

I wouldn’t, legs are tough to come by. For that price you could do better.

That looks amazing.

Glad to hear! Hoping for a fast recovery.

I and many others use Cabelka’s brand and they are cheap and work great.

Which are also mostly black. 😆

Bought a billows on sale, seemed like it had a million wires by the time it connected to a signals. I do think it would work really well with a WSK, easy install.

OMG!!

I feel like that model screams for a spider grills venom. Get you a free ash catcher look sick with the black and red.

Nice!! Great pics thanks.

I’ve said it before Josh, we are all glad you joined us here. That is very cool.

Great info there. I’m probably leaning away from tile at this point. Maybe hold off year one and see how well the vapor barrier reduces moisture in the floor. Thanks for all the info.

Anybody use an uncoupling membrane for tile on concrete?

We have a raised foundation, with maybe a 2 foot high crawl space. Very common out here. Personally I would love a basement, which is why I’m turning the garage into a family game room space. I had a tough shed installed July 3rd 2023. The house caught fire July 4th. 😆 My kids used the shed as...

It’s 3/8” rebar and the fiber. Pretty happy with the results so far. I might just seal it and throw down a rug.

As many of you probably know our house caught fire a couple 4th of July’s ago. As we get close to going home one of the things I want to do is turn my garage into a living space where the kids can hang out watch movies play games and stuff. It’s new a new pour, concrete with fiber. Not sure why...