BUDGET DIY A/C FOR THE 40X80 SHOP! | Della Mini-splits

[@Thegtjaycee]

Same A/C units we have at the sign shop, works like a charm

[@EwokDoesHVAC]

You guys did a great job, making me think you guys are hvac techs

[@TaeJohnson-g1p]

they make insulation you can put on the garage door

[@KenMileyJr]

Yup, it's in the plans. We also got the brush seal kits for the outside of the doors.

[@lyladaisie]

Omg that's a hot thumbnail 🤤🤤

[@stevewill1940]

woohoo!

[@CheesusSVT]

Looking incred! 🐍💗

[@fastsilverado]

I don't know where you are, but you should put your posts in 3 ft of hole with concrete. They won't heave when the ground frresses.

[@michaelbierman4697]

Looks good. One thing is that the power should be 18 inches deep with no dig flags thrown over the cable.

[@AwesomeFinish]

I'd run the power through conduit and attach it to the building before I dig any deeper. That soil was a PITA to dig through.

[@mikev.1034]

I’m pretty sure that isn’t way to mix concrete

[@CertifiedRippers]

@@mikev.1034 this type of concrete was supposed to be mixed this way

[@jdhutton4771]

@@CertifiedRippers Ive seen it done this way but hosing it down after. dry mix will harden but not as well as it would with water. either way not like its holding up a structure. should be fine either way. not the end of the world.

[@AwesomeFinish]

@@jdhutton4771 We got a ton of rain right after pouring it and for days after.

[@mrmoss149]

Uuuhhhhhmmmmmmm....you know, home depot would jave cut those 8' post in half free of charge, right?

[@CertifiedRippers]

@@mrmoss149 yeah but that takes more time then chopping it myself

[@AwesomeFinish]

That's assuming you can even find an employee to do it for you. You always see 100 of them standing around until you need one, then it's a ghost town.