Garage

... be a keeper or a garage queen or whatever. I lived...

... of charge of car in garage and you are in the...

... en de fiets in de garage kwam te hangen. Om weer...

Try another Hyundai garage!

Cita de El Kiu Tremendo carácter, esa te mete un polvo que te deja moñeco pues habrá que entrar en su garage....

Я покупал на Авито sport garage 52

En établi pour mon garage à la limite ...

stingy00 writes... @Stable idiot, flood investigation on that one. Tbh mapping isnt that accurate, i lived in Karalee and been out there. Really the only accurate guide is looking at the block levels and then comparing build heights. Lower yard defs got water, garage maybe. Qld flood imaging way better tool imho at least for 2011.

Jack at the jacking points axle stamds at the bottom of the wishbones - where there is no flex. or vice versa. If in doubt get it done at a garage. Not a question to be asking when doing it DIY.

@Netti, Du bist toll, ich bewundere Deinen Mut. Wo steht dieses Gefährt? In der Garage? Es ist ja nicht gerade handlich klein, aber gut, wenn Du Dich damit sicher fühlst. Ich würde mich mit Sicherheit nicht trauen.

... steht nen Repeater in der Garage von dem aus nen Netzwerkkabel...

Ça dépend. Si ta voiture est dans ton garage quand ça produit non c'est tout sauf dérisoire (même un week-end ensoleillé me suffit à recharger 170/190 bornes sans la batterie en tampon, ce qui me fait 80% de mes km de la semaine). Si ta voiture est là quand le panneau ne produit pas oui, mais c'est trivial.

Giving the thread a little bump. It’s track season, hoping this gets out of my garage and on the track for someone.

... many bikes. I have a garage full of gixxers, as my...

C’est commandé pour m’en servir uniquement d’aspirateur pour le garage. J’avais un code de 20€ à dépenser en plus !

Coolabah said: Well you might want to google me on this , but my understanding is that Phillips are actually *designed* to slip if "too much torque" is applied. Then there is Japan's version of Phillips ( is it JAS? Different enough to slip even more if you're mixing tools/screws) , but my very, very, favourite of this genre: posidrive ( I sleep with any one of these screw drivers most nights. My...

Dude, this really has nothing to do with your deadbeat BIL, your wife just doesn’t want a pool table in the new house. This is how women get shit like this done. My wife once gave away a DRILL PRESS in the garage because (and I am quoting her) “I didn’t think you wanted that”

... the column in the parking garage".

... drag it out of the garage and see what kind of ...

... cadillac. Carl's stayed in my garage for a couple of weeks ...

We've never driven to port. It looks like you have to book parking way in advance yet you won't know your terminal till right before you sail. Are there shuttles available if you book a garage that ends up at the opposite end of the port? 

...션 디바이스 (Garage opener, smoke sensor, flood sensor...

Still wondering if there is a book that explains how to wire a car / truck, and details what every wire does. Too late for me, but there must be younger members that are clueless, and don't want their vehicle and garage burned to the ground. Bob

...션 디바이스 (Garage opener, smoke sensor, flood sensor...

My dad thinks it’s something hazardous, but we don’t know exactly what it is Edit: after so many replies I can’t find the comment that gave the most reasonable answer but sure we got it figured out. Thanks! submitted by /u/InevitableGear6931 to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

Tried taking a little inspiration from Han’s garage in Tokyo Drift with the two floors. The designer is a bit wonky and could benefit from some snapping features and some more assets later down the road, but I really enjoyed using it. submitted by /u/TheNotoriousOz to r/ForzaHorizon [link] [comments]

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Bought my house seven months ago and last week the heat in the master bedroom just stopped working. Dead. Nothing on the thermostat, no obvious reason. Was already mentally preparing for an HVAC bill when I remembered there was a random binder in the garage that came with the house. Never opened it because I figured it was old manuals for appliances I didn't care about. Opened it Previous owner had documented literally everything. Every appliance with purchase date and warranty info. A hand-drawn diagram of the sprinkler zones with which valve controls what. The paint colors for every room with the exact brand and finish. And right there on page 4- a note that the master bedroom is on a separate zone with its own damper in the basement utility room, and that it sometimes needs to be manually reset after a power surge. Found the damper. Reset it. Heat came back in ten minutes. I don't know who you are but you clearly cared about this house and about whoever came after you. Saved me probably $300 minimum on an HVAC call and honestly just made me feel like the house was loved before I got it. Be this person when you sell submitted by /u/Many_Ebb7816 to r/HomeImprovement [link] [comments]

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I’m spraying out and cleaning my grandmas garage and I’ve never seen this happen before? Poured bleach and it instantly turned white? Then once it got to the drain it started smoking??? The smell is making me dizzy but I think that’s just kinda how bleach is? Edit: All Pets are out of the house!! I put a garbage lid over the drain and called poison control. Called 911 and they have someone coming out here to check it out. Called my mother to take me to the hospital and my grandma is safe in the car. Edit 2: Fire fighters have arrived and I’m on my way to the hospital! All pets are going to my mother’s house until we get this figured out. ALSO- I do not use Reddit very often if at all. People are saying I’m ‘baiting’ or pretending- and people think I did something that would harm my pets and family on PURPOSE??? No. I had no clue my grandma puts pickle juice and pool cleaner down her garage drains. She gave me bleach to use because that’s what she had. THANK YOU ALL FOR THE SUPER QUICK RESPONSE!!! I don’t know how to close a post so until I figure that out it’s going to be here. PLEASE BE NICE TO ME I DONT DESERVE THIS PUBLIC SHAMING 😭😭😭 Edit 3: LAST UPDATE!!! Hospital staff are checking me out, looks like I’m going to be okay!!!! **EXPLANATION:** Grandma had been dumping her pickle brine drown the drain for years now, and very recently dumped the rest of the pool cleaner and chlorine powder down the drain when we un-built her pool this spring. (Grandma is 70+ years old) She asked me to clean out her garage to get rid of the pickle and mold smell, and gave me bleach to mop and sanitize the floor with. The drain smelled HORRIBLE and I poured bleach there first…. And that’s how that happened. Not the smartest thing I’ve done, but that was never taught to me. Everything is okay now, just waiting for the fire people to give us the all clear!!!! submitted by /u/Princess_Tavara to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

Found these in my garage. They are very tiny, don’t feel like plastic. Wondering what they could possible come from. We live in Arizona. Pencil for scale submitted by /u/Super_Shake_2787 to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

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I had a few weeks off before I start a new job and decided I’d do a makeover on the garage. I wanted to paint the walls/ceiling, add some organization and do epoxy flooring. I’ve attached a few photos of before, during and finished product. Let me know what you think. I also wanted to share some lessons learned for anyone thinking about doing something similar to their garage. Day 1: Bought an airless paint sprayer and primed the walls and ceiling. Sprayer was much faster and easier to do the ceilings than doing a roller which I was happy about. Lesson #1 learned was the amount of dust and overspray. Got on a few things I didn’t want it to so made sure take that out of the garage or mask it off for day 2. Day 2: Painted the walls and ceiling with the sprayer. Straight forward day however after a few hours when the paint began to dry I could see a good amount of the original drywall still showing. The walls are about 12yrs old so assumed the paint was just getting soaked into the drywall. Day 3: I decided to roll the walls to get better coverage and better finish. Even though this was an added day that I didn’t plan for it was worth it as the walls looked really good afterwards. I didn’t do the ceilings because it was a pain in the ass and didn’t really affect the look. Day 4: I bought a wall mounted slat paneling to store miscellaneous stuff. Really liked the look of this and it was about $150 on Amazon. Easy to install. Reminder of day I put stuff back that wasn’t going to rest on the floor. Reinstalled the hex lighting as well that really looked better with white ceiling. Day 5: Golfed. Not well but still played. Day 6: Start of epoxy flooring. Rented a 9” walk behind concrete grinder from HD for 24hrs. $250ish. This thing was a huge pain in the ass. Planned on 6 hours max and I spent 10hrs with little breaks this day using it. My issue was the slab wasn’t perfectly level and had small dips that the grinder would miss. I had to then go back and adjust the leveler to grind these areas. It took forever and when the wheel would be lowered it would grab the slab harder and was very tough to control. My body was dead after this. Wrist, shoulders and arms were tired as shit. The dust was also very hard to control and lesson #2 I needed an industrial shop vac instead of my small one I used that needed to be emptied every 5 minutes. Day 6: Spent 2 more hours grinding. Used a small 5” hand grinder to get some of the harder spots. Lot of work but I did get the slab fully grinded down. Slab looked porous and was ready for the epoxy. The kit I bought was from Colored Epoxies dot com. About $550 for 400sqft of epoxy and flake and sealant. Followed the instructions and mixed a gallon of part A with 1/2 gallon of part B in a 5gal bucket and began to paint the concrete curb out of a painters cup with a brush. After about 20min the material began to heat up and steam and I quickly realized it was setting up. Couldn’t believe it happened so quickly. Lost half my material before I was even 50% done with just curb. Obviously lesson #3. After cussing at the sky and flipping out I mixed smaller batches of epoxy and did about half the slab. Then had to order more epoxy and overnight it which set me back $225. I flaked the side I completed and cleaned up. Day 7: Non productive day as I waited for new epoxy to arrive. Arrived late in day Day 8: Woke up early and rolled and flaked the remaining slab and the vertical portions. Wasn’t happy with how the vertical portion turned out as the flake didn’t look good. Day 9: Epoxy had set up so I scraped the excess flake and mixed the sealant and sealed the slab. Started to really look good at this point. Day 10: I redid the verticals and simply epoxied over the existing flake and re-flaked it. Turned out better than expected so was happy with this. Also epoxied the wood stairs. Day 11: Scraped the verticals/stairs and sealed them. Happy with the result. Spent the rest of the day cleaning dust off a lot of stuff, sweeping, and cleaning pretty much everything I could. I sadly spilled some epoxy and other material in various areas on my driveway so that was lesson #4 to be more careful of not spilling but too late at this point. Will research how to get this off my driveway (happy for input on this). All in this cost me about $1500 with the screw up on needing more epoxy but the estimate I got from a pro was $7500-$8000. Spent about 45 hours on this. Happy to answer questions or hear any feedback but this better last for 20yrs or I burn my house down 🤣🥵 submitted by /u/Baby_Steve_CU to r/garageporn [link] [comments]

Got this at a garage sale and the owner had no idea what it was, looked interesting to me submitted by /u/InvestigatorSure9032 to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

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But maybe its in a parking spot. submitted by /u/Ancient-Metal-1916 to r/CantParkThereMate [link] [comments]

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I understand some of these larger rounds can have an explosive core. Should I contact police for proper removal? If it’s safe I’d like to know what it’s from and keep it Note: my mom thinks it’s from my dad’s dad so she thinks it’s from WW2 era submitted by /u/LeCoochieMane to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

Almost tripped on this the other day. Have only had the house for a year. Never seen this before. The object coming up thru the floor felt like plastic submitted by /u/Recent-Alternative-5 to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

Really the entire farm is a man cave. submitted by /u/grahamk1 to r/mancave [link] [comments]

Need to move some of the clutter to the basement but I finished my epoxy floors, slat walls, cabinets and ceiling storage, raised garage door opener tracks on first and third bays (prepping for a lift)….looking for suggestions on what to do next… submitted by /u/No-Shirt-3131 to r/garageporn [link] [comments]

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Big fan of this new garage shelving trend going around. Built one up for myself and just loving how it finally is a solution to keeping the garage organized. submitted by /u/x_here_x to r/DIY [link] [comments]

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