So when I moved from Kansas City to Austin, I left behind an ideal shop space where there was room for everything to have its place. I had stations set up for wiring, welding, bench racing, etc… The new space in Texas is nice, but it’s just not as spacious and there isn’t enough room to have stations for every activity I end up doing. It took awhile for me to get settled and figure out a solution, but I am finally happy with my setup.
This one was originally posted on The Jalopy Journal and isn’t entirely on-topic, but I thought you guys might find it interesting none the less… A modern tool kit housed in vintage appointments and saved for road side occasions.
I was messing around on Flickr recently and stumbled upon this upload. While it’s not entirely related to garages, it’s a great read and there are some neat little “vintage” tips you can use in your garage. Who doesn’t like old Popular Mechanics stuff?
I usually wait until these are done before I post them, but I just couldn’t help myself on this one. “Passmore” is building his dream workspace and we all get to watch along as project comes together…
Through the years we’ve had some pretty amazing articles pop up here on The Garage Journal. The following is just a few of them:
Love the prices of discount tool houses, but not the quality? Learn which cheap tools make the grade and which don’t right here.
Have a typical two-car garage and want to use it as effinciently as possible? You’ve come to the right place for ideas. Check it out.
Our favorite work shop in the world… You can’t buy cool and you can’t by atmosphere. Nimrod proves it!
Need space to hold Bavarian’s finest? No sweat. Just follow this build from start to finish for some incredible ideas. Check it out.
It’s huge, gorgeous, and almost done… Check it out here.