Recent content by uniongoon

I don't see any white on any of the doors. What is this guy seeing? Nice garage by the way, you obviously know the importance of organization. No matter what the size of your garage, if their is no cleanliness and a spot for everything, the garage will run out of room and become a wasted space.

This must be the busiest site on the whole internet, I just posted this the other day and it was already rolled back to page 7.

Picked this out of the clearance bin at canadian tire. The fastest compressor on the block

I think he already answered, works at oil sands, bikes for fun. A well invested hobby to say the least. Humongous. And 5 angle grinders, two bench grinders with a belt/disc sander, they name him Grinder Bill lol

Just unfinished, insulated with vapour barrier. Nothing wrong with it, just another $ item one day I may get to. Up here in Canada, I dont think anyone sells the paper backed insulation batts like I still see in the states. The paper always deteriorates pre maturely.

The before shot looks like the garage was used for drinking beer and escaping the wife lol Good luck with the hard work ahead

The case is one of the coolest things to me, if you look at the pic with the tall cabinet, you can see the blades propped up all over the walls, there was a handfull of little items I could not find a happy place for. So I made a list of each item and measured them and designed the case around...

I keep an orderly shop, as orderly as I can, but one corner just never gets taken care of, the whole shop, everything has its place, if it doesn't have a place, it gets tossed into this corner until I can find a spot. I have been getting more into wood working and every project buries me in...

Mine is 23X33. It gets constant use of all types of DIY. Woodworking, welding, mechanical etc. I am sure you have read how, it is never big enough, and this does hold true, but this can be kept in check with careful thought to shelving and cabinetry measured and made to fit what you have. I...

If that is a typical NZ garage, then it must be an industrious place. really nice shop. Looks really useful, not a window display like some that show up here. And New Zealand is one place in the world I want to see. Have seen some spreads in Yacht magazines where they describe it as the most...

I have a very direct Holmes experience. He re did a "pizza cutter" "shoebox' townhouse unit. Over did it is more like it. well he wrote the builder accusing one of my signatory contractors of not meeting code. Well the contractor actually helped write the code originally and everything met code...

My shop is dual duty, just within the last month I completed some wood projects, a linen cabinet with hamper, a cedar/granite tile patio table and a custom saw blade and wood accesory cabinet. I was buried in sawdust, so I plumbed in a 4 inch sheet metal dust collection network. It joins my belt...

Well used shop, a little like mine. I am also a chronic do-it-yourselfer. I am so bad and stubborn, sometimes after time, tools and mistakes, things cost me more than hiring a pro, but, I get better trained and better equipped with every venture.

Man!! Do you have a hand sanitizer for visitors? Maybe a hospital sterilizing machine for the tools? :lol_hitti, very nice.

A new update in my humble garage. I built this counter with a cold water sink and a tee for the hose connection so I no longer have to keep hooking and unhooking whenever I run the pressure washer. It was all built by freecycled stuff, sink found in garbage, all wood was remnants from other...