Tonight I will include the latest floor plans in the blog. Don't let me forget.

But first, I want to tell you that the back yard parking lot has been partially cleaned out and scraped so the water should not puddle back there any more. I'm not sure we won't need another drain, but progress is being made.

The sheet rock guys surprised us and showed up a day early. They got half the upstairs done already!

Jeff Bartlett is finishing up the plumbing rough in so the sheet rock guys can come in at 8 AM and finish up the top floor sheet rock hanging. Jeff, go home, get some sleep... but thanks!

Matt and crew were slowed down today by having to remove a bunch of the lighting where the walls will go down on the first floor, but Saturday will have them framing like crazy. As always, he really appreciates any help and you are invited to participate.

We got our Internet and phone service today. I'm not giving out the phone number yet because we are going to get a preferred number so it will be easy to remember.

Saturday will have two crews working. Framing and sheet rock and we expect to see a lot of progress. I'm not sure when the tape and mud crew will start, but it could be tomorrow too.

I didn't get any feedback on the painting question I posed last night, so we'll probably choose an off white similar to the first location and go with that. The question last night was, "What does anyone think of letting different groups decide and paint each room as they see fit? A few people that use each room a lot might want something to say about how it is finished out. Any comments on that idea?" email me at scott at techshoprdu dot com if you have a different idea than using the same color we had at TechShop Durham.

Oh yeah, thanks for reminding me. Here are the latest floor plans.

http://techshoprdu.com/images/sh3d/5905TriangleDr_2ndFloor_base-2.3.sh3d
One more room rented.

http://techshoprdu.com/images/sh3d/5905TriangleDr_1stFloor_2.4.sh3d
We added a door into the wood shop through the tool crib and added three windows in the long wall of the machine shop.

Thanks,

Scott