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I'll see if I can get some more pics tomorrow.You are correct in saying that they are nailed to the cross pieces of 2x4. They strapped the roof today and also found out that the metal supplier shorted the 12' sections of wall tin by 6".:headshake.....Oh well, it's still moving along and the roof...

For Sure!!!

Very nice shop! looks like a typical Vancouver day in most of them pics...rain,rain and more rain. The Camaro is damn sweet too....love it!

I'm assuming the concrete alone hold's them in place....the nail's get yanked out with the form's so I don't think they have anything to do with it....I will ask the concrete guy this week for some input to answer any questions...I was wondering if there was any hurricane straps, or anchors that...

They called them "bucks".....they leveled them off and nailed them in between the forms before the pour. I guess that's how they nail the shop down instead of using reddi-rod anchors??? The treated bottom board get's nailed to that.....unsure of why it's different than other buildings, as long...

That's one week of 'lumber only' progress.....the footing's were about two week's with a rain delay and the guy doing other project's. It's going to be for toy storage. I have my current shop packed with my boat and JEEP project, and I can't really do anything else in there. I'm sick of...

Been dreaming this project up for awhile now. It's a 42'X60' with 12' walls. I wanted the guy to start in the spring, but a house he was building kept him away till now. After the foundation was done, he started building with just one other guy(two to put the rafters up)and did this much in a...

Very nice shop. Is thay a 1/2 pipe I see in the first post?

Either that or he cut himself alot during construction....:bounce:

I guess I never realized the waste of the one wall if I were to put it 3-4' from the side. Now I'm really not sure on what I want.....?

I'm curious what everyone's feelings are on having a overhead door off to one side.I know the norm is in the middle, but I just think that waste's too much storage space. I have a 42' X 60' X 12' lined up for construction in the spring and I'm thinking I want the main door off to one...

That center pole kinda *****....unless you know a few strippers.:beer:........Really nice job on the reno.

Good looking bikes:)

My ol' man has no window's in his shop or his garage door.....I'm building in the spring and he's tryin to talk me out of putting them in, but I want the natural light.Plus I would like to see who is pulling up. I live next too my shop(unlike his out on a empty acerage)and I have two dogs....so...

Very nice....also intrested in the upstairs pic to see what kind of room you have up there.Charger is goergous!

More Camaro pics please:bounce:

I know I'm in for alot more cost's down the road, but I need a bigger shop for my toy's and I figure I might as well build at least the shell while i'm fairly young and pick away at it over the next 5yrs.I set aside forty for the shop(60x42x16) which includes 14x14 overhead door,3 windows, 1 36"...

Yah, that is just the shell.I priced out both.A pole shed from www.goodon.com, and a stick build from a local guy I know.The stick build was actually a couple of thousand cheaper and that included a footing.I plan on using it for cold storage until I can knock some money off my PLCredit.I can...

That's what it feel's like in my head right now.I'm working with a budget of about 40k and am debating wether or not to go with a 60X42X16 with a upper mezzanie.....or a 50X40X12or14 depending if I can get a loft up in the rafters?I was also thinking of adding a 10'wide cold storage lean-to on...

Sweet cars....New shop first.....Then 67-68 Camaro next.I'd like to see more shots of your garage if you have time.(mainly the inside hieght and the upper floor)I'm really looking for build ides.