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No the garage door will just be to open up the shop during large parties. We can back the vehicles out and use the space as additional entertainment space. Another note is that we are putting a barn door track above the overhead door. We wanted the insulating properties and rodent seal of an...

The builder brought that up also so we will be putting a man door to the side of the garage door onto the patio. It will be to the rear of the garage door but just on the other side of that pole. I struggled with location on that door as I didn’t want to take up wall space at the back of the...

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i just did exactly what you are wanting to do and had great results. used SW Proclassic paint thinner with m3 flattening agent. scrubbed doors and boxes with deglosser and a scotch pad then hit with 220 sandpaper. sprayed a layer of primer and then two coats of finish. you do get a lot of...

She'd Dormers in the roof could give you clearance while keeping side walls low Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Write on it with a sharpie and then wipe off with alcohol when you need to relabel been doing it for years Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 4

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Re: She'd/mini wood shop build I would consider doors on both sides of the shed so you can pass sheet stock through a table saw in the long direction with the doors open on both sides. i was considering the same size for a woodshop, but decided to wait to go bigger

I am adding additional power to my attached garage in order to run my wood working equipment. The original plan was to run 6AWG to a 60amp sub panel, but after some investigating I realized this was going to get quite expensive. I have room in the 200 amp service panel in the basement so my...

I used to have a mr goodwrench clock that was huge digital, numbers where probably 8in tall and in bright red, I don;t have it anymore but might check ebay for one of those.