Recent content by svt514

Yep :) I am loving both my shop and my new car!

I have several "toys" that will be calling this shop home. Next month my 2014 Shelby GT 500 that I ordered should be here! My 77 F250 with 514 stroker "hence the screen name" My 78 F150, 60k original miles. 54 F100 with 390FE. Last but not least my sleds

I will be putting ribbed steel over the skylights this summer so it matches the rest of the roof and to ensure it stays leak free.:thumbup:

Furnace installed,getting my propane tank today. Cant wait to see how the 75k btu heater heats it!

I went with the Gladiator Garageworks rail system,I plan on putting this stuff all over. They make a ton of different hooks,shelves,ect that snap onto the rails. Seems very sturdy as well.

Made a little more progress. Benches sealed,tv and surround installed.

Nothing to special with the drawers,I have 2 big drawers and 8 smaller ones,can not remember the dimensions off the top of my head. I do not have roller sliders on the drawers but they could easily be put on. They pull out easy enough the way they are now.

Next up will be installing a floor drain. I also just bought a wall mount for my 42" TV and a 1000w 5.1 surround sound system, needed to add a few man cave features! haha

I could have just rolled the steel sheets around the braces as well, but the steel came pre cut so I had to do it this way.

The pit will be my "catch box". I am not going to tear up my slap to run a pipe outside. The only option for that would be to under bore a line into the pit,I am sure that will be a pretty penny to have done though.

High bay T8 lights and outlets installed. Much brighter now! Me and my dad built these benches yesterday, still need to put drawer handles on and maybe a coat of sealer on.

It is a 2 part polyurethane foam that comes in 55 gallon drums. I had a guy with all of the proper equipment spray it for me. It was around 14k to spray the whole thing,it is equivalent to R42 open cell insulation such as cellulose or fiberglass.

I sprayed right over the skylights. I think insects are more prone to bother open cell foam rather then closed cell foam. The closed cell foam is a very hard material, mice can not chew through it. You can hardly make a dent trying to stick your finger into it.

Wired garage from 110v to 220v Installed white rib steel sheeting as drywall,it is fire proof,water proof and easy to maintain. Next up is wiring in outlets,installing a couple rows of lights and building benches. Ceiling hung propane heater should be here any day as well.

Yep! 3-4" of closed cell foam covering everything but the doors.