Man Kitchen

  • mojogunter
    Posts: 3365
    #2309422

    I would put in FRP panels 8′ high behind anything that will get wet. Easy to clean and won’t allow the wall behind it to get wet and mold.

    brad
    Posts: 12
    #2309423

    True, i know they make plastic ones for wall corners, just thought the metal one would hold up a little better.

    B-man
    Posts: 6394
    #2309714

    It’s getting real now lol yay

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    John Rasmussen
    Blaine
    Posts: 6646
    #2309719

    Lol one of them looks like he might make a good supervisor!

    Eelpoutguy
    Farmington, Outing
    Posts: 10944
    #2309738

    looks like he’ll fit into the union just fine. waytogo

    B-man
    Posts: 6394
    #2309741

    looks like he’ll fit into the union just fine. waytogo

    Hey now! rotflol

    He was patiently waiting for his turn, I wasn’t about to let a pair of fourth grade apprentices go wild on $500 worth of cabinets at the same time jester

    I was the union supervisor…with a cold Coors in my hand toast

    glenn57
    cold spring mn/ itasca cty
    Posts: 12672
    #2309742

    looks like he’ll fit into the union just fine. waytogo

    doah moon hey now!!!!!!!! rotflol rotflol

    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
    Posts: 1805
    #2309746

    good move B-man!!!

    B-man
    Posts: 6394
    #2309749

    My redneck solution for drainage, I mitered a piece of HDPE for a corner deflector and used some steel I had laying around to roll the water into the sink. All sealed with clear waterproof Gorilla goop.

    (The cut edges are sanded flat and as dull as a butter knife)

    I bought some of the lights in the picture to mount under the shelf over the counter top/sink.

    Those baby’s are too bright for how close they are, going to put them somewhere else and pick up something half or a third the lumens for under the shelf.

    Also finished the plumbing today, installed a hands-free gas pedal under the sink and a hot water washdown on the far end of the counter. I pitched the counter hard and heavy towards the wall and sink, works titties!

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    glenn57
    cold spring mn/ itasca cty
    Posts: 12672
    #2309801

    looks like a top notch Union job!!!! devil right EPG!!!! rotflol

    looks great!!!!!!!! woot

    CaptainMusky
    Posts: 24164
    #2309819

    Looks good B-man! Is that where you are going to clean up your wolves? -)
    That setup looks like it will work real nice!

    Eelpoutguy
    Farmington, Outing
    Posts: 10944
    #2309829

    I may need to file a frivolous grievance! tongue

    ThunderLund78
    Posts: 2856
    #2309842

    Just curious, is the “gas-pedal” there just to keep the pressure off the nozzle since those rarely seal well and always drip? Do can you lock the pedal into the “ON” position if you need to move around with the hose a little?

    B-man
    Posts: 6394
    #2309850

    Just curious, is the “gas-pedal” there just to keep the pressure off the nozzle since those rarely seal well and always drip? Do can you lock the pedal into the “ON” position if you need to move around with the hose a little?

    It’s plumbed to the sink faucet. It’s so you can give dirty hands a rinse without getting knobs bloody.

    I have the pedal plumbed to the cold side (since it takes some time to get hot water to the sink anyway). Then the hot water at the sink is hand operated, and the washdown is hand/hot as well. Under the cabinet I installed a 1/4 turn ball valve if the garden nozzle ever starts dripping or needs replacement.

    ThunderLund78
    Posts: 2856
    #2309876

    It’s plumbed to the sink faucet. It’s so you can give dirty hands a rinse without getting knobs bloody.

    I have the pedal plumbed to the cold side (since it takes some time to get hot water to the sink anyway). Then the hot water at the sink is hand operated, and the washdown is hand/hot as well. Under the cabinet I installed a 1/4 turn ball valve if the garden nozzle ever starts dripping or needs replacement.

    Awesome explanation. Now I get it. Great idea for hands-free sink control when you you’re hands are full blood and stank!

    B-man
    Posts: 6394
    #2309880

    Well it’s sorta officially done!

    Still need to get a stove/oven, the lady I was buying one from had a relative that wanted it. Haven’t changed the lights out for something dimmer yet, the ones in the pic are still temped in.

    Have a weird feeling Hank and Ben are going to get some good use out of it mrgreen

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    glenn57
    cold spring mn/ itasca cty
    Posts: 12672
    #2309886

    Well it’s sorta officially done!

    Still need to get a stove/oven, the lady I was buying one from had a relative that wanted it. Haven’t changed the lights out for something dimmer yet, the ones in the pic are still temped in.

    Have a weird feeling Hank and Ben are going to get some good use out of it mrgreen

    woot rotflol woot waytogo

    brandyman
    West central MN
    Posts: 301
    #2309889

    That looks well thought out.
    Jealous!

    Mike Schulz
    Osakis/Long Prairie
    Posts: 1805
    #2309892

    awesome!!! and good for the boys!!!

    jwellsy
    Posts: 1657
    #2309988

    A manly kitchen needs some manly knives.

    glenn57
    cold spring mn/ itasca cty
    Posts: 12672
    #2309989

    Well …when’s that thing gonna get broke in doah coffee

    ThunderLund78
    Posts: 2856
    #2309993

    I could’ve used this set-up today. Cleaned a 32″ pike on a board on the kitchen counter, my wife was none to happy. Normally I wouldn’t keep a 32″ pike but it was speared. No idea why they’re slimier in the winter, but I’m glad the ordeal is over.

    glenn57
    cold spring mn/ itasca cty
    Posts: 12672
    #2309996

    I could’ve used this set-up today. Cleaned a 32″ pike on a board on the kitchen counter, my wife was none to happy. Normally I wouldn’t keep a 32″ <strong class=”ido-tag-strong”>pike but it was speared. No idea why they’re slimier in the winter, but I’m glad the ordeal is over.

    did it lay outside on the ice first?? That becthe first clue. Personally that slime doesn’t bother me. Cleaned my share of them slimers waytogo

    Denny O
    Central IOWA
    Posts: 5859
    #2310024

    Concerning the lights, look into the ability to dim or get dimmable LED ones next time.
    Wholey Cow, 14,000 Lumens?!

    Iowaboy1
    Posts: 3883
    #2310026

    And thats when the fight started.

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    glenn57
    cold spring mn/ itasca cty
    Posts: 12672
    #2310037

    ^^^^^^^^ rotflol rotflol rotflol rotflol rotflol

    Jimmy Jones
    Posts: 3077
    #2310041

    Now all you need is a wolf laid out there to skin.

    mxskeeter
    SW Wisconsin
    Posts: 4222
    #2310109

    A manly kitchen needs some manly knives.

    If you’re going to have knives there get a wall mount magnet knife holder.

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