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Old 09-15-2012, 09:53 PM
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Only suggestion I have Ed is when you get some extra cash add GFI outlets instead of standard ones.........
Our city code calls for all Bedrooms to be on Arc Fault breakers, Which are touchy enough. This house was rewired 2 years ago and brought to code.
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Old 09-15-2012, 10:12 PM
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NICE Ed! I like it. I hope to have a "man room" someday so I can just what you are doing instead of taking out and setting up just to relaod.
Can't wait to see the finished product!
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Looking good Ed!!

You might need some more bracing for side to side movement, check it out when you start reloading!!
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Looking good Ed!!

You might need some more bracing for side to side movement, check it out when you start reloading!!
Thanks John, I knew something was missing, I was planning on putting a shelf on the bottom for storage. just slipped my mind.

Once I do that should take care of any rocking.
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Ed, you may have a problem with the 2x4s and the 1/2" plywood. It's gonna flex a lot
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Looks good, Ed..just remember "powder in, bullet out"
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