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I think I found that at plansnow.com or workbench.com.:headscrat

Cool Got Any Pics?

Just curious what new and innovative ways you are using for your storage of tools and other various parts. Here are some that I am thinking of building. Mostly with woodworking in mind, on my part.

I am about to start building a small barn and I am using double swinging carraige doors in the front and a double sliding doors in the back. My question is, if I am going to all this trouble to insulate, how do I seal around the doors. That is where I will loose most of my heating and cooling?

HOLY ****!!:eek: HOW BIG IS THAT, AND DO YOU HAVE ANY INSIDE PICS? I LOVE THAT BARN!!!!!!!

SWEET TOOLS:drool:

THAT thing is huge!!

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I like this thread! I am planning on doing the same thing. Here are some pics that I have saved.

The 12" is really for more stationary cutting, and the 10" is for moving from job site to job site. The weight is a big difference. If you aren't going to move it, go with the DeWalt 12" slider. It will be just your luck that you'll need that 12" one time and you'll wish you had it. Just my...

Do You Have Anymore Pics?

Here Is The Style I Want Minus The Extra Part On The Side, This Will Be My Carport. It Will Also Be 18x24. I Am In Texas. http://www.barnsbarnsbarns.com/noff/cspring.html

Here's the deal. I live in town and I have lots of restrictions as far as what I can do. So, I can only build about a 18x24 shop/barn. My house is over 100 years old, so it MUST look period to the house. I want a 1 and 1/2 story style barn. Lower concrete for a car and woodworking and upstairs...

I would like to see if any of you have a woodworking/shop pics!!

How Big Is The Little Gray Shop, With The Single Door?