Sorry to hear that.

I am leaning towards the holes, say 3 per section. Issue is still the vent material above it as it is designed for cutting a 4in or so slot in the ridge. Then they seal outside that with the cap over that.

So lets say 3-4 holes in each section. Puts the width to seal around 10 inches to be safe. That does not to sound crazy but most venting is made for that narrow center ridge. I was thinking of mesh that I can use wider and found something called smartvent; https://dciproducts.com/smartvent-off-peak-firewall/

So I have some options but need to look more.

That is good. Does it still sound more like a PS?

Hey, they are "venting",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I would do the holes up top JR. Fairly simple, efficient, and no fan needed.

Not sure, the ridge beam is 6in wide.  Small holes may work but I would need a 16in+ cap to cover both sides.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

Guess it has the 9.5 rear, not a bad option really. Mileage reports will be nice after a little break in.

Nope, can't do that with this structure. The OSB is nailed to the beam in shear as part of the structure. A few holes are fine noted with 2 vents I have up there now for the open structure.

I think my only real option is a forced vent system either pushing the air down next to the beam or drilling a hole in the 2x10 on each rafter. However as seen by the pic I already have a notch on the bottom and
plan on leaving a gap there since the beam drops about 2 inches below the rafter. It would have to have a fan to work correct pulling the air out of the 2 roof vents now.

As good as the insulation is working. I ordered another 350sf for the rest of the main room upstairs. Summer is here and it is hot up there!

The main room will get this roxul 30/16 and the storage areas will get 2 inch rigid foam and vapor barrier.

Need to ask Jared about venting since the room has no room for regular vents.

TRN, nice rack,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I sure hope there is some proof in that beverage

Well, with the room done this is back on the table. Still a few thing to clean up and other home projects, but nothing like a 2nd story!

Near the end of the above picture the adapted fell and mucked up the TBI some, plus I never got the screw to loosen up. Ended up getting another TBI unit.

I am transferring the mill to a new drawered cabinet that fits better and allows access to the tooling vs the cabinet I have now. It is also wider allowing better protection for the mill.

Yep, it was around $50 and took around 20 minutes to cut. Needs a little more but is pretty close.

I used to get oversize and put weighted bottles around the edge which was not bad. But everytime the wind blew it was a chore so going this way now. Still have to get the solar going too. Pump seized and I got a hole in a panel when building the room. Will see how the AC works as 90+ is predicted for monday.

Those are some sweet wheels. Love to get a set vs the H1s.

Thx guys, yes she is happy.

Have to stay busy, just feels right!

I think the Z71 should be lower. I mean a demo Z71 for just a little less than a new Denalli? Plus a smaller engine and you do want a DD right?

Even the 5.3 have like 350hp and a mild tune would always help that. You aren't buying it to tow withe bus around. Heck a dodge is 40k new, tell them that!!

This could be the first time I drove in on my "Road" and didn't trash out the truck.

I avoided the mud holes and went very slowly!

Thats no fun, but saves washing.

Or just by older wheels.

I hear you your daughter, drugs are used for a quick/cheep fix over cause many times.

Looking good and never to much storage!

Something hit me with the windows though. Couldn't someone just break a window and get in? Maybe add a bar or cover that with the bars you have to block or close it off, out of site, out of mind you know.

But then again if your on site all the time as you plan on, no biggie.

Its 25in across, about 10 tall and 8 deep. 9500 btu cooling and 7000 btu heating.

Sure they make smaller ones. I was quoted 2K for a misti unit of the same size, wholesale!

With the room done it was time for the HVAC to get hooked up. Last of the hook ups went just fine, ending up not needing 110ac at the head unit so I capped off the lead but will still us it to run the system. Had a buddy come by with his pump and meter and it took about 15min with a vacuum check.   

Fired it up with the remote and it is quiet as can be in either heat or AC mode. Has full manual or auto controls on the remote, no controls on the head. The unit shows the temp setting on it face and the vent open closes per the operation, very nice.

This unit was $550 on ebay and worth every penny if it lasts at all. I really like the split system and the garage will be next!

I was thinking of Norm too.

Heck, I have 5 vehicles and 2 motorcycles. Even think the 600 honda was red once,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

Something about gravel drives I like, looks good.

The Z71 should have a firmer ride, don't go soft on us! I too think a gasser for a DD would be a good idea.

Down answers a lot. Been there plenty of times just trying to keep it straight! Sure that slug in the engine bay didn't help with the short wheelbase.

Glad no one was hurt is the biggie.

Maybe a doner body?

Heck, that is perfect place for floor jacks and such!

With the room done, been working on the garage again. Can almost walk around it again.

Bought another roller cabinet for the mill. Got another Husky that is 24" deep. Other 24s were over 1k and this was just $350. Original was to narrow at 32" and this is 46". 36-42 would have been perfect.