Yep, naked down to the studs. The electrician is due here 8:00 A.M. on Friday to do the panel replacement, and subpanel / circuit install. I'd post photos, but webshots is behaving oddly... Try to post more later...
I might smell bad, but at least the walls are naked...
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I might smell bad, but at least the walls are naked...
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Okay now that's nasty...Please like and subscribe to my YouTube channel. Please check out and subscribe to my Workshop Blog.Comment
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Grats bro. Good thing that you're smelly and the walls are naked and not vice versa
But seriously, have you layed out all your outlets? When a pro comes they like to knock out the work 123 and you won't have a chance to make decisions... I have found that a 4 square box with 220/110 side by side duplexes goes a long way :-) GLI think in straight lines, but dream in curvesComment
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Yep. There is one wall they will need to fish through, I may still take it down. I want the supply for the DC / Air compressor to go right behind the roll away tool chest, I haven't ripped that down, the electrician didn't want that one down. Okay whatever...
I am not nailing the boxes in place, just stapling a paper flag where I want them with a note. 1 single gang box 110V, 1 double 110/220 v etc...Please like and subscribe to my YouTube channel. Please check out and subscribe to my Workshop Blog.Comment
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Bare naked walls... I can't seem to find my cats paw / wrecking bar.
So I guess I need to go grab one to get this completed and ready for new rock...
Through the week, I will keep straightening out the stuff left on top of benches as I am able... LOML is having fits I am having people in there that can see my tools... A small sacrifice I guess. I know the guy and don't have any issues, but LOML is a bit twitchy about people she doesn't know...
I am really looking forward to having this done. Once this is made hot. A friend is going to help me finish the winch install, I can clean up, and start rolling insulation and putting up sheet rock (yuck!). The best part is, when I am done with this wall, I get to move to the opposite side. Good thing is, no power over there. (By design. I figured an outlet will be within 20' of anything in the shop, and who wants outlets behind a lumber rack anyway?)
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