I didn't look through every post so sorry if it's a repeat but I made some shelves out of rain gutter to hold paint cans. Works great and things don't fall off when the doors slam shut on the cabinet. Other nice thing is they cost about $4 each and come in any length you need.
I got the idea for the bucket list chalk board from an ice cream shop in Buena Vista Colorado that had a whole wall covered in one.
I'll add the list a little later
I don't do a lot of woodworking but i got tired of cutting wood with the saw sitting on the floor so i built a folding shelf for a small table saw on one end and my miter saw on the other end
Hey all,
Love seeing all the great work benches and thought I would share one I just built from almost all scrap wood.
The top is an old counter top a friend gave me and the drawer handles are some old wrenches I had laying around along with some old bolts from my yard art 48 Ford truck.
Enjoy
So here's a couple pictures of the "done" garage.
Got the heater installed a couple weeks ago and boy is it nice. I went with the 75,000 btu unit running on propane and it feels great and doesn't make any noise (other than the expansion and contraction moans and grown).
The car lift has been...
Great to see so many fellow Iowan's. It's good to have a garage here in the winter.
Speaking of that mine's all but done. I'll get some pictures posted
Here's a few of the things I like the most so far:
Lighting - I went with 2'X4' LED lights. I was told 4 would be fine for general lighting...
This time around I'm paying the bills and acting as GC for all the sub trades.
I built a garage at our house in Colorado and it took me several years with all the other things life presents to a married man with kids. This time I wanted to enjoy it rather than build it :drool:
The Amish guys...