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I upgraded my shop yesterday.
Won't do much for the acorns raining from the shop ceiling, but will keep the water out of the car.
Won't do much for the acorns raining from the shop ceiling, but will keep the water out of the car.
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Life is short. Be a do'er and not a shoulda done'er.
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Originally posted by Remy-Z View PostI thought you can pay one of the "girls" in the red barn to hold a feather duster...? Or is it too tough to get a goat into a French Maid outfit?
That awkward moment when you realize it IS your circus and those ARE your monkeys!Comment
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Ha haha...Originally posted by Deaf Bob View Post
Watch out Loren, Gail will move the tv and recliner in there! Then guess who does "housework" then...
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I had to back and read 4 pages of posts.
Enjoyed all of it !!!!
I moved here in 2001, started building my shop 2002, (still haven't started to remodel the house), did all the work with help from Rusty Iron Junkie Friends and family, finished 2003-spring 2004.
Knocked off most of the other mentioned items, because ofadding on to a existing building, and grade elevation, no lift. BUT IT IS IN THE PHASE 2 plans for the lower storage part of the building.
original building 24x28 now 32x88, half is a heated shop, office, parts room, and Parts Washer, mini Paint Booth area.Comment
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Nice shop, Captain. Our lot is too small for anything that big. I have a 30 X 40 and DO have a hoist that I couldn't live without at my advanced age.
DanComment
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Dream shop.
Is anything that is covering you from the weather a wrong answer?
No garage, or shop to speak of. If it rains while doing anything a tarp tied to trees, is as good as it gets.Last edited by Eric; April 17, 2020, 03:39 PM.Comment
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how bout a walk in fridge filled with assorted
pastries from around the world................
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no need to dream
Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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Both vettes and the 350 5speed S10 would be great .Previously HoosierL98GTAComment
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A real Bridgeport, a South Bend lathe, and all the machinery I now have. Oh and room enough for 1 car left over. The rest will just have to go...Comment
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With Keni and I looking for a house to buy, this is definitely on my mind lately. Right now it would need to have a garage at minimum, but with enough space to build a shop, preferably at least 3 bays. I will have a two post lift at some point, my body is not aging gracefully and this is pretty much going to be a requirement before much longer. Fully wired with 220 volt easily accessible around the shop. Functioning bathroom and maybe a shower, to save the house shower from becoming coated in grunge. Drill press. Hydraulic press. Band saw. Sandblasting cabinet. Lathe. Welder and welding table. Tubing bender. Parts washer. Small forge. Vacuum forming table. Oven for various things. Decent stereo. Great internet capability so I can look stuff up without having to go back to the house. Well thought out storage and work areas. Lighting. Lots of lighting. Woodworking would probably be in it's own separate area, ideally...Last edited by tedly; August 18, 2020, 09:37 AM.I'm probably wrongComment
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More space! I'm out.Chris - HRPT Long Haul 03, 04, 05, 13, 14, 15,16 & 18
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