Got a new garage :o
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What did you use to hang the guitars? I might be interested in doing that...
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It's called "String Swing" and they're sold at most music stores. Just screws to the wall. If your axe is particularly heavy, you gotta screw them into a stud, but I wasn't worried about it and just screwed them into the drywall.
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Sweet thanks! Best buy has them...gonna grab one
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h: The bathroom presented some functional problems in addition to being crazy looking
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From: Your Mom's House
Remodeled the kitchen and pretty much the whole main level over the last couple months. Here are a couple before shots of the kitchen (soon to be ex-wall)
from the living room
from the kitchen
The job started by taking out the pocket door ala Civic2Scooby (sideways pic)
Door gone:
from the living room
from the kitchen
The job started by taking out the pocket door ala Civic2Scooby (sideways pic)
Door gone:
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it's my D in a B
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Then to cut a hole in the wall. Any day you get to use the sawzall on your house is a good day :exnbp:
I didn't like the way it made a "window" so I climbed up into the attic and made some reinforcements to the ceiling/roof (no pics) and then cut out the little pillar to make a big open hole. The other pillar is too important structurally to do away with, so I left it in place.
Big hole:
I didn't like the way it made a "window" so I climbed up into the attic and made some reinforcements to the ceiling/roof (no pics) and then cut out the little pillar to make a big open hole. The other pillar is too important structurally to do away with, so I left it in place.
Big hole:
