Recent content by jurickk

Yep, that solves my problem exactly! It's a nice reassurance that you are planning properly when a product exists to solve a problem you are working on. I also like your earlier idea about the floor enamel and I was planning on using pressure treated ply for the floor. Not a bad idea, will...

This will be the difficult part. I'm thinking I will use the sawzall to cut the nails at the joint and hopefully then I can drive them out with a hammer and a nail set from the bottom. He did stain his and I will likely do the same. Thanks. I'm on very sandy soil so I am nervous about this...

Bumping this to see if I can get some new eyes on it.

To cover the plywood floor, I was thinking about seeing if I could source some used linoleum flooring from craigslist. I don't really need anything fancy, just to keep a smooth surface that is more resistant to wear than plywood. Thoughts? I know there is a whole flooring section of the forum...

I use one of these to shower while camping. Good water pressure and when I had the heat cranked up all the way I damn near scalded myself. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000TXOJQ4/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Also, for the interior walls, I am considering expanding on this guys idea of using pallet wood. I think it would make for a pretty sweet look in a workshop. I have plenty of time to think about this though as my build will not even start until spring.

If you're parking two vehicles, my vote would be two doors. Mostly because it gives a guide for where to park so you don't encroach on the other spot.

From just north of Fort Wayne. Found my way here researching a shop build I am working on, hoped I could get some help from you guys. I'm a software engineer by day, but none of my hobbies involve a keyboard!

Hi guys, first post here, so go easy on me! I have very quickly grown out of my 2-car garage/shop and have been working on a solution to this problem for the past 6 months or so. I've decided that I need to build in order to have room for all of the appliance type tools I have acquired (table...