Let's see your Man Castle

[radguzzi]

Originally Posted by pvangel

Mine have been down a little more than a year and love them.

Is this down over concrete...?

Thanks,
Rob

[HapHazard]

Originally Posted by pvangel

Mine have been down a little more than a year and love them.

Not to hijack, but are they slippery when wet? My concrete floor was "over finished" and in wintertime it's tough to keep my feet under me.

[wldgrice]

heres mine just wish it was bigger.

[tx_medic]

Can't figure out how to do this in one post.

Really wish I had a picture when the shop was cleaned up.

[tx_medic]

2 of 3

[tx_medic]

In this one can even see a couple of bikes! ...and a unicycle

[HickOnACrick]

Where the magic happens:







Delta cabinet saw from 1935, still in great working order, can be seen in the background. Vacuum bagging some carbon fiber this morning.

[HickOnACrick]

Originally Posted by tx_medic

Can't figure out how to do this in one post.

Really wish I had a picture when the shop was cleaned up.

Sweeeet. Personal bouldering gym!

[tx_medic]

Originally Posted by HickOnACrick

Sweeeet. Personal bouldering gym!

Thanks! It's almost finished now! I've been traveling so much for work I've been neglecting my personal obligations to myself and my friends... a big shop with lots of toys!

[Sutherngintelmen]

Originally Posted by HickOnACrick

Love your sig line!

Thanks

[Sutherngintelmen]

Originally Posted by xcgates

Nice ST3, is the S version the one with ABS?

That is the s - abs and ohlins in the rear

Very sexy to my eye. I believe the designers had a lazy Susan with threadless Italian beauties spinning slowly as inspiration. They very methodically chose the finest curves from each and mounted an engine in the middle. And the ride delivers.

[cobrat]

My pre-winter pic of the man-cave.

[pvangel]

Originally Posted by radguzzi

Is this down over concrete...?

Thanks,
Rob

Originally Posted by HapHazard

Not to hijack, but are they slippery when wet? My concrete floor was "over finished" and in wintertime it's tough to keep my feet under me.

Over Concrete with Radiant heat in it, not slippery at all even if wet.
Concrete floor was in bad shape which is one of the reasons i decided on the plastic tiles, that and i had grooves cut in it to install the radiant heat which worked out grteat and saved a lot of money

[propforward]

Originally Posted by Sutherngintelmen

Newly installed this weekend. Went together well. Seems durable. Oil comes up much more easily than from plywood. Cuts with wood tools. Good service.

Your racedeck floor is excellent - actually your whole shop is excellent, but I am specifically interested in the floor. It looks good and is easy to install - could you advise on the expense of this system? just a $ per square foot number if you wouldn't mind divulging that?

[pvangel]

Originally Posted by propforward

Your racedeck floor is excellent - actually your whole shop is excellent, but I am specifically interested in the floor. It looks good and is easy to install - could you advise on the expense of this system? just a $ per square foot number if you wouldn't mind divulging that?

Do a Google search for them (plastic gaarge tiles, racedeck, garage floors,etc) there is a huge price spread depending where you get them, I got mine on Amazon