it's amazing to see the (mostly) finished project after watching you build it for years. Be sure to post some vids of people jamming out in there once you're up and running!
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I've been thinking about that a lot recently. I think I have more video ideas than I have projects to record at the momentBe sure to post some vids of people jamming out in there once you're up and running!
If it's a comparison of only remembering the mistakes versus remembering the mistakes while simultaneously dreading mistakes I've yet to make... I'll take it!Great! Soon you’ll only remember the mistakes. Haha

Good idea. If I get any metallic flutter echo I’ll see if that does the trick.This probably won't be a concern because of the weight of the panels, but if the metal-on-metal hooks vibrate and make a noise at high sound levels, silicone tubing can be slipped over the open hook of each pair. There is also a product called plastidip that will provide a rubber like coating.

Congratulations!Filled the through hole for the mini split. That’s it. There’s nothing left to do in the main room until I empty it, clean it and move my stuff in. That will happen tomorrow.
I seriously felt like this day would never arrive. I couldn’t think of an appropriate emoji to convey my emotions over this fact, so here’s a chicken ->![]()
I couldn’t think of an appropriate emoji to convey my emotions over this fact, so here’s a chicken ->![]()
Oh, and I do the hardscaping out front.The credits won’t roll on this until the vestibule is finished and I get my tax return back so I can finish furnishing the space.