Recent content by trialrun

Thank you sir!

Glad to see another CT resident here. About to start my 2nd garage project, might reach out to pick your brain on subs as I'm planning to GC it...hopefully.

Hi All - I'm in the process of setting up a bay in my garage for automotive detailing. Would love to see what storage solutions and products others are using for inspiration. Figure this could help others as well. Thx!!! Post away!

@Yankeefarmer truly appreciate the insight. Unfortunately, the only 'hardship' I'm experiencing is my wife complaining about all the cars in the driveway lol. I would love the info as now I can't get the architect to call me back either after I submitted everything over to him.

I'll have to give them a call, thank you. I know there's a Morton building company but I haven't see any Mueller buildings locally here.

Thanks; we visit both but a bit out of our price range. Barnyard was $140k for a timber framed structure not including electrical, slab, insulation, etc.

So my wife finally caved and agreed to allow me to build a 2nd garage in the back corner of our property in Farmington, CT, as she's tired of seeing six cars in the driveway. Naturally, before she changed her mind, I took our survey of the property we had done when we had the fence put up and...

looking great, i'm also in CT and would love to expand my car collection but CT destroys me on taxes as it is. Can't wait to see the finished product!

I'm in for the win!

Dude, sign me up. This is awesome!

just spend my day at work reading through this (not mad about it), love all the ideas you incorporated into your shop!

the homemade box joint jig works great when paired with the right blade, you really need a flat top grind blade and won't require any clean out later. Not sure your budget, but the Woodworker Forrest blade is excellent...

she only notices the large items like a hawk! "is that new, how much did it cost and did we talk about is??" heard that a million times. Of course I've always mentioned these purchases to her and why it's needed but she tunes me out until it's home.

festool rotex and you won't look back

wow, very thorough! Glad to see folks bringing these back to life