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[B.Spilner]

Garage porn!!

[jwslam]

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Were you able to get this done for less than $6/sq-ft? I'm dying to do this but I'm too cheap. Best quote I've had was $5.50 I think...
PM if you're shy or ignore me if I'm being too nosey!
Thanks

Is that $6/sqft on a old surface that required prep work or brand new?

[ThePenIsMightier]

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Is that $6/sqft on a old surface that required prep work or brand new?

As much prep as needed on a 5yo floor. I think I recall them saying they'll fix 30 linear feet of cracks within that price and then additional feet of crack repair were quite a lot.

[TomcoPDR]

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Took a while but the garage is finally finished

After:

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Beauty. Thanks for the share

[A2VR6]

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Mind if I ask what it ran you for that? My 22x24 needs a coating badly and I want to get it done before the garage gets loaded down with crap

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Were you able to get this done for less than $6/sq-ft? I'm dying to do this but I'm too cheap. Best quote I've had was $5.50 I think...
PM if you're shy or ignore me if I'm being too nosey!
Thanks

It was $5.95/sq-ft which wasnt the cheapest. Most of the quotes I got were around the $6 range with the lowest being $5.40/sq-ft (winter promo if booked before March). At the end of the day most of these companies have only been around 4 or 5 years so I was a bit weary of going with someone that offers that long of a warranty but only has been around for 4 or 5 years. I went with a company that's been around for 25+ years since it made me feel a little be better.

[ThePenIsMightier]

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It was $5.95/sq-ft which wasnt the cheapest. Most of the quotes I got were around the $6 range with the lowest being $5.40/sq-ft (winter promo if booked before March). At the end of the day most of these companies have only been around 4 or 5 years so I was a bit weary of going with someone that offers that long of a warranty but only has been around for 4 or 5 years. I went with a company that's been around for 25+ years since it made me feel a little be better.

Thanks for answering my nosey question and good for you pulling the trigger. Congratulations. It looks great and you bought the best.
I'm jelly.

[AndyL]

Trudeau bucks!! Lol

Been printing a lot of diecast/model parts for these 1/24 & 1/25th scale boys... Still not overly comfortable with the safety of the resin, but figure it's time to start playing...

[Buster]

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It was $5.95/sq-ft which wasnt the cheapest. Most of the quotes I got were around the $6 range with the lowest being $5.40/sq-ft (winter promo if booked before March). At the end of the day most of these companies have only been around 4 or 5 years so I was a bit weary of going with someone that offers that long of a warranty but only has been around for 4 or 5 years. I went with a company that's been around for 25+ years since it made me feel a little be better.

what company? That looks great.

[A2VR6]

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what company? That looks great.

The Garage Store.

[The_Rural_Juror]

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Trudeau bucks!! Lol

Been printing a lot of diecast/model parts for these 1/24 & 1/25th scale boys... Still not overly comfortable with the safety of the resin, but figure it's time to start playing...

I want to start printing with resin. Concerned with the toxicity. You want to do a Free Online IQ Test as a baseline now vs 3 months from now for research purposes?

[AndyL]

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I want to start printing with resin. Concerned with the toxicity. You want to do a Free Online IQ Test as a baseline now vs 3 months from now for research purposes?

it's going in a hydro tent with a 3M OV/AG/Cl² P100 filter

It's more the 3-9month sensitivity issues that worries me... But see how it shakes out

[The_Rural_Juror]

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it's going in a hydro tent with a 3M OV/AG/Cl² P100 filter

It's more the 3-9month sensitivity issues that worries me... But see how it shakes out

Is there a non-toxic SLA printer that you would advise?

[AndyL]

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Is there a non-toxic SLA printer that you would advise?

Pretty sure that doesn't exist... The UV resin is claimed to be non-toxic, but evidence to the contrary seems abundant to most.

[Ekliptix]

A bunch of 2x2's and these corner pieces. I'm going to make a hot yoga tent for my wife, since she can't go to the studio. Adding a humidifier and this 1500w heater which I bought recently. Will wrap the tent frame with plastic drop sheet, and add some insulation I have in the form of corrugated plastic panels. We'll see how hot it gets inside. I'm hoping for 35 degrees. It'll be located inside, not outside.

[ThePenIsMightier]

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A bunch of 2x2's and these corner pieces. I'm going to make a hot yoga tent for my wife, since she can't go to the studio. Adding a humidifier and this 1500w heater which I bought recently. Will wrap the tent frame with plastic drop sheet, and add some insulation I have in the form of corrugated plastic panels. We'll see how hot it gets inside. I'm hoping for 35 degrees. It'll be located inside, not outside.

Suggestions...
1. You won't likely need insulation, so that will make it easier.
2. That heater will turn itself off way before 35deg, so you need something different. I have that exact heater. And, it's also a piece of shit because mine is sketchy as Hell now and it's barely been used. If you can still return it, please do.

[adam c]

70+lbs of meat

[beyond_ban]

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70+lbs of meat

Also known as: taking a piss.

[B.Spilner]

Attempting to wrap. 80ft, should be able to learn off this amount...

[Ekliptix]

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Suggestions...
1. You won't likely need insulation, so that will make it easier.
2. That heater will turn itself off way before 35deg, so you need something different. I have that exact heater. And, it's also a piece of shit because mine is sketchy as Hell now and it's barely been used. If you can still return it, please do.

Regarding the heater turning itself off because of the intake-thermostat, I am considering having the heater located outside the tent and feeding the hot air into the tent. This way, the thermostat for the intake will remain cool and it'll keep running. This will positively pressure the tent, slightly, and leak some hot air out, but we'll see how it works.

What did you replace this heater with, since it became sketchy? What problems did it have exactly?

[adam c]

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Also known as: taking a piss.

How am I taking liberty? I ordered from a butcher shop who have more than enough stock and ordered their standard size offerings from their website