Recent content by willyp

I probably will just build me one. I was just looking at getting one to organize some junk in the garage and had a thought.

try it now i was trying to edit it the whole time...not to savy on trying to insert a link. I had to copy and past when i did it. But it is one of the big storage racks...with the adjustable shelves.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_319477-1281-7224PRBWWD3_4294857717__?productId=3172913&Ns=p_product_qty_sales_dollar|1&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNs%3Dp_product_qty_sales_dollar%7C1&facetInfo=[/URL] Thought about getting this from lowes and put a piece of 1/4 to 1/2 plate on one of the shelves to make a...

See if you can find a place that will come to you to blast it. That would be the best bet. Any would be way better than you could do with a Grinder...or flap disk.

YES...We seen the same thing cause the one I saw was a 2" receiver hitch mount. Its a round column thats in the way so may as weel use it for something.

I just bought a house and until I get to build me something better I will have to do with the garage. It has a 6" steel post out in the middle and I want to mount a vise on it. I have seen a picture of a similar thing done just cant remember what I was searching for when I saw. Thanks

May have to look at the pole built option. Just figured by the time thats built and you have to frame it for a finished interior it would be about the same. Buy I can see how the roof structure would be cheaper to build.

Yea not to worried about the span. They can design them for a pretty good span. Cost wise what would be cheaper...post frame or Stud framed walls

I am wanting to build a shop in the spring and I am up in the air as far as which way I want to build it. I want 12' ceilings. What would be a better option going the pole built method or use 2 x 6 wall framing? I will finsih the inside and I think it would be cheaper to stick build since you...

Close to Mobile. Thanks for the welcome.

I plan on doing this myself so how do you estimate the material that is needed. I know what to do with the excess just put it all up there. I just dont want it to be 3 feet thick and dont want to have to take any back. Thanks

I have a sheet in excel that I input all the material in and then send that out to a few lumber yards to get quotes.

Well I think that 13'-6" is the height limit on Semi trucks. So I figured if I can can one of those in there I will be able to put an RV in there.

Well the reason for the talls doors is for a motor coach or something similar. I just dont want to build something for that intention and later find out I cant get the thing in there. Plus as far a building cost its not much more expensive to build with 16' walls versus 14' walls for a 12' door...

I am planning on a 40' x 50' or 60' pole barn construction. I want two 12w x 14'h roll up doors. They will go on the on the gable end which will be the 40' side. How tall do I need to plan on makeing the eve's. Could I get by with 14' or do I need to go to 15' or 16'? Some where I read you need...