Recent content by danny4327

Thanks -- I usually ran the heater on max until it was comfortable then turned it down half way. Now under the car it was decent, however when I had the car up on the lift and I was standing on a stool, anywhere above 6 feet was too warm. The plywood is bending but there's a total of 4 brackets...

2020 -- Redoing the garage to make it more comfortable: Removed compressor and tire machines: Added a shed to house the compressor and tire machines: Clear out walls for R5 insulation: Added R10 to the ceiling: Added OSB/Plywood to the walls: Added corrugate plastic sheets to...

2019 -- Added tiling and got a 60gal compressor (not pictured):

I don't have any photos prior to 2018 but the garage used to be 3 walls full of shelving containing extra wood and supplies from job sites. 2018 -- After clearing everything out:

Foam is up and gaps filled

Hmm that's a great idea but I don't need a mobile workbench. Even if I had one, I don't have much to move it around anyway. I'd have more use for a foldable workbench for when I'm doing brakes and don't want to hold the caliper I was planning to do this for the guns/drills

I haven't decided on plywood/drywall/metal for the side walls yet since the right wall will definitely get scuffed a lot from maneuvering around the car/working on that side. The back wall is getting plywood and the ceiling should be getting aluminum soffit (once I find a supplier). For now...

Okay, should be fixed now. Using https://postimages.org/

Got one side of the garage fully done and half of the other

This is the shed from HomeDepot, just barely clears the aircompressor intake I drive a '91 MR2 will full bolt ons and upgraded turbo

Thanks for letting me know, I guess garage journal doesn't like imgur for photo hosting

More insulation up Wall insulation goes up tomorrow

What did you want more pictures of? I also auto-x but he doesn't have as much mechanical knowledge so he usually needs help.

After things were moved to the shed After shelves were taken down Since knocking down walls/roofs isn't an option to redo everything but I still want to use heat, I'm adding insulation to the walls and ceiling: I'll lose 2" per wall but the heating/cooling retention and cost savings...

The allen/hex, torx, e-torx, triple squares are all in their respective cases in another drawer