Recent content by poucedeleon

IGO2XS, I sent you a PM with my email, but I am not sure if it sent.

IGO2XS, have you posted any pictures of your compressor and air lines. Are your air lines in-wall or exterior?

I order pallets of steel that are all cut to 6 feet. I use a pallet jack to move them to a storage rack. It is rare that I need a forklift. Also I work out of my home shop, so storage for a forklift is an issue.

This is what I had in mind. I can roll a pallet jack on it raise it up get my steel out of the truck, then lower it down to shop level.

I am looking for a way to unload steel at my new shop, other a forklift. I get deliveries on semi-trucks, that sometimes don"t have a lift gate. This I don't have to find a place to store/park like a forklift.

I was helping a friend at his studio, which use to be an old warehouse and noticed the shipping lift in the floor. It lifts up to the level of a semi for unloading. Does anyone know if there is a company that make something like this.

That would be great. It will save me time with my designer.

I have been following your build for a while. I see you posted drawings of the building, but was wondering what the dimensions of the main garage is (print is to small to read on the drawing). It looks to be about 48' x 60' ?

Do you have a paint booth, or do you just use a section of the garage to paint. I am planning a remodel of the garage/shop (70'x44') that is at my new house I just bought.

I have read your entire post, and I would like to first say this is a wonderful garage. As others have said I like this design verse many garages that look like warehouses. My question is, I would like to know how tall your walls are (fr & bk). Great Job!!!

I recently signed off on the construction of a new 42' x 65' garage. I have spent a lot of time with the architect trying to figure out how to shoe horn in a recording studio. He suggested I make the garage deeper 85'. After reading this post (Every page) I sent the contractor a notice putting...