Recent content by quarterstang86

Nice work; shop build and fabrication. Dig the turbo fox. What machine you rocking with? Subscribed

Looks awesome man! Super clean!

Nice work there. I dig it, older home and modernized shop space.

Nice! I really like an old pole barn, utilized like that.

Very impressive and nicely documented build Bryan. There's inspiration in what you have provided here, know that! - subscribing

Thoughts on this item. I'm seeking a purposeful yet older vise for my garage. I know "zero" about what is valuable and what is not. American made is a huge preference though. Automotive work and fabrication usage. http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/tls/4593893453.html

I like seeing normal size house garages getting the best use possible. Good job. Did you do anything specific with the grey carpet up front to make it stay put? Where did you get it at, I like how that keeps the front area clean looking.

Awesome job. Put up pics of the inside ( truss work)

I'm impressed. Really like the truss design. Nicely executed layout.

Awesome build. I plan to subscribe. Athough I don't have my shop yet of the years I've been here (I think) this is my favorite build.. 1 question which might have already been asked, ( I read this thread in a 45 minute period). Why not go with a post lift versus the drive on? Was it due to...

Good work. I like the style

Nice work. How much in materials you figure?

Great transformation. I am curious about the lighting. Is there an advantage of using the chain hung lightning vs mounting the white box frame style light cases directly to the ceiling itself. I guess to clear a garage door that goes up and down would be an advantage. Trying to think of any...

Nice to see this worked so well for you! Our walls have a "Florida" style blown on texture to them. The builder continued this treatment on the drywall in the garage. I was wondering what I might run into in painting the walls out there to a more shop friendly color. Now I know! Thanks.

Where did you get that plan that's online? In the market myself to a degree.