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Thanks for the info, i really like this plan

Very interesting. Did you compact the gravel after filling in between the wood?

Hello, i’ve got what i’ll call a machine shed. It’s got a gravel floor and sliding doors it’s not sealed up very well. I’d like to repurpose this building for storing nice old cars so being dry is very important. I would re-sheet the whole thing re-do soffit/facia etc. Also install std garage...

I would probably use a propane heater while blasting so that might help with icing nozzle

Some time ago i sold my blast cabinet and now i would like to replace it. So right now i don’t have anything except water separators and regulators (several).

Would it be ok to store and use a blast cabinet in an unheated shed? Shop floor space is scarce and i seldom use a blast cabinet, i have a shed directly behind my shop. Weather here can be over 100 to well below zero. I would use the cabinet more in the cold than hot weather. The compressor will...

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This winter i had several minor surgeries, the wife informed me that i would Not be welcome to follow her around the house. So i bought a $15 recliner from fb market place and made me a “nest” in my shop. As soon as i recovered enough and the weather got better it went in the fire pit!

might as well have spelled it like this^^, pex does not recommend their product for air line.:D

you would need TALL lifts or a LOW ceiling.

that's total BS, i bought a four post for similar reasons as the PO, it is very easy to do any job you need to do. you need an assortment of small inexpensive jacks. bottle , trolley, etc. i've done control arms, brakes, ujoints, TIRES, exhaust, starters, rear axle brgs, dropped gas tanks, etc...

very nice!

Z-brick! my parents had that in their house when i was a kid. i still hate it. yes it collects dust and darkens the room.

i'm a big fan as well!

from a closed pottery shop, fire up the kiln!:D they can be rearranged to spell "fruit pie":p