Living in your mom's basement...

[TommyHotWheel]

Originally Posted by tommymac

Well after that whole crucifixion thing I wasnt sure if you could still work or had to go on disability

He does carry his own nails...

[goof2]

Originally Posted by askmrjesus

That is a haircut.

You got overcharged.

Originally Posted by askmrjesus

The last 10% of the work, takes 90% of the time.

You ever hear the saying 90% done, 90% left?

Great work. It really looks good, almost like it were a nice condo.

[racedoll]

Wish my basement was dry enough that I could something like this.

Good work!

[caveman]

Question:

Why did you use 2 x 6 for the wall studs? Why not 2x4 or alumastuds?

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by caveman

Question:

Why did you use 2 x 6 for the wall studs? Why not 2x4 or alumastuds?

I hate metal studs. They're noisy, and pain in the ass to work with. I'm a carpenter, fuck metal studs.

Used 2x6 for the large exterior wall to allow more room for insulation. R-21 vs. R-15. The extra insulation will help balance the use of the HVAC system, since there is only one thermostat, and it's upstairs.

JC

[derf]

Originally Posted by racedoll

Wish my basement was dry enough that I could something like this.

Good work!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dehumidifier

[Avatard]

Originally Posted by racedoll

Wish my basement was dry enough that I could something like this.

Good work!

This.

[racedoll]

Originally Posted by derf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dehumidifier

I wish it were this easy and cheap to fix.

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

If your basement isn't dry enough to finish, then you've got problems on the outside of the foundation.

I know this, but it will cost more money than I have at the moment to fix properly.

[EpyonXero]

[homeslice/]
1987 called, they want their jeans back.
[/homeslice]

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by EpyonXero

[homeslice/]
1987 called, they want their jeans back.
[/homeslice]

Tell Homeslice to quit looking at my ass.

JC