sierra mist

Great, I may need some help getting through the harder difficulties. I beat it on casual.

Anyone else pick this up. I wouldn't mind some co-op or horde mode play. My gamertag is ctl46

It was too slow so I dumped it.

I know I have 2 HF nail guns and they work fine. Not sure what else a nailer can do for ya...

Hmmm, it's not like I need one. I just thought it was a good deal and I could save some space in my garage.

They do have that package on sale. http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores...mp;ddkey=Search

I have a 4.5 peak HP air compressor with 125 max PSI from Harbor Freight. I already have a 18 ga brad nailer from HF as well. I saw an episode on Cool Tools talking about the quality of the Porter Cable. Low and behold, HD has it on sale for $189 with a PC 18 ga brad nail gun. Now, my take is 21 gallon versus 6 with the PC. I rarely use my HF air compressor and it takes up a lot of room. Should I gone and spring for the PC combo deal?

After finding the voltage issue, would you still consider those jbl amps a good purchase?

Got a pic of what the scratch looks like when the monitor is off? What shape is the wire harness in?

Me and my partna at work LOAO @ work!

I average 45 hours a week.

You guys are great. Thanks for the quick replies.

Kicker ZX1500.1 or RF T1500-1BD... I used that RF because I heard it was very underrated. $400 shipped is my budget.

You don't have any ground loop or noise issues?

So would the buss bar be grounded to one spot? If so, is your HU grounded to that bar?

That really does look clean.

How many components are needed in order to justify using a buss bar?

4 x 8 feet sheet of MDF cost $22.60 at my Lowe's. Birch of the same thickness is $39.99.

Well, I think I'll have the take a loss on the freezer

I have another album where I replaced the incandescent lights with the fluorescents you now see.

Thanks for veiwing. This is mostly for tips and advise. I really didn't take any pics before I started. Plus, I was too busy building the bench. Trust me, it was worse. I have the green light to use the entire garage for my "stuff". However, I want to have enough space to pull a car/truck in and do an install without falling over stuff.

Nice and clean there. I'll be sure to check out your build log in the Tahoe (it's the same truck I have).

At least you got shelves to put those subs on. I'd have all that stuff laying on the floor.

My garage has gotten out of control since we moved in back in August (07). Spring is right around the corner. I would like to park at least one vehicle in there. I would rather use the left side of the garage since it's opposite the side with the door. I have a huge storage shelf on that wall too. It will serve 3 functions: working out, storage, and audio builds. I don't even know where to start. Here are some pics.

How would you rate the performance of that amp so far?