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Did you fix the date on your camera or are those awesome pics taken a year in the future?
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Nice job! What are you going to do inside the gun room?
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Yea it was a 2 part epoxy they applied in the barn area. It's tough stuff. I accidentally drug a steel bench a few inches across it and you couldn't tell. I'm building some benches for the gun room this weekend to hold all my reloading equipment. The gun safe will also go in there as soon as i get some help to move it.
It's true hard work never killed anybody, but I figure, why take the chance? Ronald Reagan _______________ The good Brian
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Yea it was a 2 part epoxy they applied in the barn area. It's tough stuff. I accidentally drug a steel bench a few inches across it and you couldn't tell. I'm building some benches for the gun room this weekend to hold all my reloading equipment. The gun safe will also go in there as soon as i get some help to move it. I understand needing help to move the gun safe. I am doing that tomorrow.
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I love the unassuming industrial look from the exterior, only to be bowled over by the gorgeous interior...and it is a beautiful interior! Heck, the exterior looks super, too! Is this the principal home now, or vacation home....or future retirement home?
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The outside look was intentional Ski. Unfortunately, I'm a little too close to the county highway and I wanted it to look like just a metal barn but it's so tall, you can see it from the highway. At least until I get some trees planted. I'm thinking Chinese Pistache just due to the high yearly growth. It's just a weekend/vacation home for now. I'm trying to retire in the next year or so and then it will be permanent!! This is the end of the barn. You can see this and most of the backporch from the road.
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I think you used up all your porch funds on the back lol.. Same with my house.. Ive been thinking of epoxying my garage floor. I did a bunch of research on it when i built the house--Thats as far as i got lol...
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Bluegillerkiller a friend of mine built two skating rinks in my home town, one is now a Moose club and the other is still a skating rink, but he epoxied both floors and you know how much abuse they take. He's passed away or I would ask what the procedure is. What seems to stick in my mind is the one of the slabs may have been like a road tar rather then cement. He did the epoxying himself. At any rate you might check with skating rink associations.
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Neat place. Isn't it great to pee off your own porch?
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Ski asked for some finished pics so here are some. I haven't done much to landscaping yet but it's on the agenda for this spring. Pond at full pool-see the later pic for it's condition now Had quite a few of these showing up Man Cave in the barn end of building Toy storage area Kitchen and bathroom in barn The elevator to get to storage over house
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That's awesome.
Does it get hot in there in the summer?
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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Continued Gun room Gun room Pond view from back porch-there is 2 ponds there but the back one is so low, you can't see it Short end of porch Long side of porch From front door into great room From barn into great room Great room and dining area Kitchen Fireplace in great room
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The last of them Fireplace in master bedroom Office needs work Second bedroom Grandkids bunkroom I still have plenty to do so this spring will be a busy time I'm thinking.
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Looks like the Cisco Kid has a nice place!
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I have 2 exhaust fans with louvers at each end of the barn that do pretty good keeping it tolerable.
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Thank you.
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I have 2 exhaust fans with louvers at each end of the barn that do pretty good keeping it tolerable. We didn't do that, and it was a mistake. Great idea, that we'll do at some point.
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That looks great! I like the barbed wire display (I like a LOT of it, can't list all the things).
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I like the exhaust fan idea, very nice place!!
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That is AWESOME, Cisco! Congrats on the progress!
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Neat place. I'm not surprised that you are a reloader. BTW, I went to Cabelas last week to pick up a jug of Varget. They told me that they had gotten in 70 pounds of it 2 days before and it had sold out in less than 24 hours.
It's not about the fish. It's about the pond. Take care of the pond and the fish will be fine. PB subscriber since before it was in color.
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Dave, Cabelas here is limiting ammo purchases to 10 boxes per person. How much Varget you looking for? I have an extra pound jug or 2 here and could throw it in the car when I come down if you are desperate.
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Glad I bought SWHC at 7.8 when it dipped
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Cisco, Ditto to everything else said above but my favorite is the trim you used around the doors and windows.
Question, though. I am interested in building something similar in next couple of years. I'm told I need a fire wall between the living area and storage area. I didn't see that in your pics. Is that not necessary in your state/county?
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