Random (non-Jeep) Shit You’re Working On....

Complete interior remodel.

I'm not even going to post the before pics, out of respect for anyone eating while browsing this thread.

Half of the floors are gone, so that's the opportunity to install new and much improved HVAC ducting and vents, to go along with the new unit outside.

Once the ducts are in, new flooring can go down, then on to the walls

Lots of work to go, but it is moving along
 

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jdofmemi said:
Complete interior remodel.

I'm not even going to post the before pics, out of respect for anyone eating while browsing this thread.

Half of the floors are gone, so that's the opportunity to install new and much improved HVAC ducting and vents, to go along with the new unit outside.

Once the ducts are in, new flooring can go down, then on to the walls

Lots of work to go, but it is moving along
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That looks like one heck of a project.

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jdofmemi said:
Complete interior remodel.

I'm not even going to post the before pics, out of respect for anyone eating while browsing this thread.

Half of the floors are gone, so that's the opportunity to install new and much improved HVAC ducting and vents, to go along with the new unit outside.

Once the ducts are in, new flooring can go down, then on to the walls

Lots of work to go, but it is moving along
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Darn Jerry you weren't kidding about the remodeling. Looks like good progress

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jdofmemi said:
Complete interior remodel.

I'm not even going to post the before pics, out of respect for anyone eating while browsing this thread.

Half of the floors are gone, so that's the opportunity to install new and much improved HVAC ducting and vents, to go along with the new unit outside.

Once the ducts are in, new flooring can go down, then on to the walls

Lots of work to go, but it is moving along
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Looks like a lot of work. I'd hate to be the guy that had to run all that shit under the house. [emoji57]



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jdofmemi said:
Complete interior remodel.

I'm not even going to post the before pics, out of respect for anyone eating while browsing this thread.

Half of the floors are gone, so that's the opportunity to install new and much improved HVAC ducting and vents, to go along with the new unit outside.

Once the ducts are in, new flooring can go down, then on to the walls

Lots of work to go, but it is moving along
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Looks like a ton of work. On one of our old homes, we tore out the standard sheet metal ducts and installed those insulated flex ducts. So much quieter; amazingly noticeable.
 
littlebeas said:
How are you going to handle the transition from old to new? That straight cutoff edge is begging for a creative solution.


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I'm going to pull every other board and move it to the other end. That should give me 4' stagger between the seams. The new color isn't an exact match so I'll probably end up replacing those in the long run but it'll be ok for now.

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BaddestCross said:
Looks like a lot of work. I'd hate to be the guy that had to run all that shit under the house. [emoji57]



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Yea, so would I. I will have to find some crazy sucker to get under there and do it since I won't fit anymore.

I don't know where I will be able to find someone crazy enough, do you?

WJCO said:
Looks like a ton of work. On one of our old homes, we tore out the standard sheet metal ducts and installed those insulated flex ducts. So much quieter; amazingly noticeable.
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I'm hoping that is the case. Between getting rid of the heating unit inside the house for a new high efficiency one on the outside, and new, well designed, insulated ducts, it should be quiet and comfortable.


jesse3638 said:
Darn Jerry you weren't kidding about the remodeling. Looks like good progress

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It sure is, but when I get finished, it will be worth it.

Bierpower said:
That looks like one heck of a project.

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It is. In a way, the timing of the Coronavirus is helping me to have time to get it done.

New garage door coming today!

Then I can get the Jeep in for work.
 
TrailHunter said:
Rain Day in the garage with my boys... turned a rusty Machete I found on a jobsite.... into a wall mounted knife holder.
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That is crazy badass. Nice work. And that you found it in 2020 and it says Corona on it. That's a story to tell for years.
 
WJCO said:
That is crazy badass. Nice work. And that you found it in 2020 and it says Corona on it. That's a story to tell for years.
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I was just going to mention the Corona blade...

Nice Job...you might have more folding knives than I have fishing rods...but no...
 
HighwayTrout said:
Dude. That is freakin cool. [emoji106]
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wjtstudios said:
That’s pretty sweet!


2015 JKUR AEV JK350
1985 CJ8 Scrambler
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WJCO said:
That is crazy badass. Nice work. And that you found it in 2020 and it says Corona on it. That's a story to tell for years.
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Brute said:
I was just going to mention the Corona blade...

Nice Job...you might have more folding knives than I have fishing rods...but no...
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Thanks!... Yeah, when I was polishing the blade I laughed to myself about the "Corona"... Gotta make the best outta something shitty.
 
No pics but last weekend replaced all the brake pads, outer tie rods, shocks, and struts on the wife’s suburban. Used Bilstein B8 5100 adjustable lift struts on the front to level it and matching 5100 shocks in the rear. It’s a night and day difference from the old blown out stock crap to the nice new stuff.
 
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