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But my last concern is in the middle of the floor is a huge oil stain that I have tried to get up. I don't know if oil eater works on wood. I like the linoleum idea. I just want it to be functional and look good

$800 for rust bullet? I don't think so! Does the linoleum have like a sticky backing or do I have to spread some type of glue out?

I really don't want to lay tile in there. Also that stuff is hard to cut so I would ha e to buy tools for it and all. I want like a day project. Move everything out early morning, do my work, then put everything back in that night. Any more suggestions?

So I have this 10x16 old hickory building shed. It has wood floors in it. That was OK until I pulled an engine and tore it apart inside there and oil is everywhere. The oil is cleaned up but I don't like the hassle of shoveling dirt in to soak it up. I want another option. Something not so...

So resurrecting my old thread! The shed has landed! What I did as far as lighting is using shop lights from home Depot. I asked the shed with 12-2 indoor wire and the outside write is 10-2 uf-b wire. The inside of the shed had a sub panel with 3 breakers. One for future 220v circuit for welder...

Unfortunately it's not in place yet but it's coming. Hopefully in the next day or two. And it will already be assembled. Any idea on size wire gauge I should use? Or how to have adequate lighting in here. Under the loft ends will be dark.

I thought i could connect it to the breaker box outside for power. Stuff like a compressor will go inside there also other stuff that will be plugged in occasionally like a harbor freight 110v welder, grinder, circular saw etc. I want to set it up as organized and neat so i can ultimately...

I have ordered one of those 10x16 old hickory buildings to be my workshop. I bought it because i only rent my home and dont have alot of space on the property. Also the shed is moveable for when i decide to leave and finally buy a home. Anyway its a lofted shed. when you walk in you are under...

hello adam gibbs here. Checking in from South Carolina. I have lurked the forums here off and on for a while now. I love seeing the beautiful workshops that may of you guys have. Jealous in a good way lol. I am having one of those old hickory buildings delivered to me and i will post my...