Two Stroke Only, Chapter Two....

Need a man lift. D-wall lift no good if the guys can't get to it to install. Man lift be faster too, and time is money.

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Originally Posted by MODVP22

A little off topic, but I heard from someone that OSB board has a higher R value insulation rating than drywall. Anyone know if that's true?

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Yes that is true.... the denser the material the better it transfers energy. I bet you would not see a difference in the energy bills. You are correct that the difference in the temp changes (dew point) will cause condensation on the interior sheathing. That will cause more damage with the sheetrock. I suggest putting the coated side of the osb (side with lines on it) Inboard towards the insulation. I do this on the pole barns I have built. Gary

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Originally Posted by olboatman

Yes that is true.... the denser the material the better it transfers energy. I bet you would not see a difference in the energy bills. You are correct that the difference in the temp changes (dew point) will cause condensation on the interior sheathing. That will cause more damage with the sheetrock. I suggest putting the coated side of the osb (side with lines on it) Inboard towards the insulation. I do this on the pole barns I have built. Gary

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yeah, I've noticed that about condensation. Still way more durable as a wallboard than drywall.

Headway..............

Should get the doors installed next week.

looks way brighter all painted white...wow

Looking great! NOW, we get to the fun part as the biggest PITA part done!!

Congrats Gary!

P.S. I'm finally running an evinrude!

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Originally Posted by JW

Congrats Gary!

P.S. I'm finally running an evinrude!

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Always knew you were a smart guy ;)

Tommy, drastic. Only difference is walls w/white paint. Same lights, same location.

Wow that's nice that's a man cave and shop and business really looks great.

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Originally Posted by delawarerick

Wow that's nice that's a man cave and shop and business really looks great.

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Thanks Rick. Long time coming.

Now to find a beer fridge and where to build the bar.

Congrats Gary you have to be in Heaven with that much space. Matt

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Thanks Rick. Long time coming.

Now to find a beer fridge and where to build the bar.

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YES! THAT first so ya can sit back, drink and think..(where all good ideas come from!) and look around and see "whats next". Hold on, make that the third thing, as get the doors and heat in and then..."Miller Time"! :p:p;):D:thumbsup:

That looks great. I'm half way through extending a barn in the back of my property to 36x18 to house the skater and race boat. After seeing that before and after I'm going to paint the interior white!

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Originally Posted by baja200merk

That looks great. I'm half way through extending a barn in the back of my property to 36x18 to house the skater and race boat. After seeing that before and after I'm going to paint the interior white!

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Just finished R&R'ing the work bench and building a new shelf over it. Check out the light over it.The bench is bright too but phone was picking up light from the window.

My lighting at the shop is a never ending battle can't do anything without good light.