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A little update, when I moved in the back little "room" had some pvc drains installed years ago, so I decided a bathroom would be nice! Toilet: free from a friend (new) Laundry sink: free side of road Faucet handles: $10 Pex tubing crimp rings/misc: $90 ($30 was the crimping tool) 6gal electric...

Get em' you can always reinforce if need be!

You got me Jes_si!

Thanks Rixtrix, all winter I've mostly been collecting things. As well as building an engine and turbo setup for my crx. Here is one of the biggest upgrades I've done lately. Baby Speedaire to giant IR! :D everything is a mess, trying to consolidate and organize! I forgot to mention I've...

Bought my first home October 2011, My main requirement was a decent sized garage and I found exactly what I was looking for! 24x48x10! Unfortunately I've lost most of the early photos :/ but I will try my best to timeline things happening currently and try and post tons of pictures since...

Love the stainless sink! Well executed! I also strongly support the isolation box idea, can be simple a plywood box with a door and foam or noise canceling insulation. As far as the air hose reel goes, 2 things come to mind; the compressor will more than likely be in one corner, say you pull...

"To code" in other words as long as someone makes money in the process it's permissible. I've got my compressor wired up via some hanging wires out of the wall and a few wire nuts, surely this is 100% against any code. But it works just fine. I sleep just fine at night. Building inspections...

I like the idea of "Looking safe" most thieves take "soft" easy targets, if your shed looks like to much work or too high risk they will move on. Stick some security signs out, put extra lighting up, bigger more noticeable locks.

My compressor is a huge 150 gal horizontal, I have no idea of the age probably mid 80s huge cast iron piston. Never once have I worried about it. Now the high speed tools I'm using are a different story. I would worry more (for good reason) a cheaply balanced die grinder flying apart in my hand...

I wouldn't hold my breathe, buy it as cheap as you can.

Very very nice!

I knew a steevo bench was coming in this build! Awesome work Jon! You are skilled to say the least! The only concern to this point I have seen is the spray can rack in the compressor closet. I would be a bit worried about possible fire/combustion from the heat trapped in there as well as the...

Smh. Nothing even worth reading yet! I plan to build one in a wall cabinet or similar fold open access/use, fold back up when finished.

Nice little shop you have there Gary! Have you considered a wallpaper stripe? Seems a little easier than watching paint dry and hoping it doesn't bleed through the tape or peel off with it! Seems cheap and the same overall look!

^ I would look for a 3rd option myself.

Buy a dehumidifier.... Model trains aren't a cheap hobby, not worried about items in the basement being damaged from excessive moisture...

Why didn't I think of that!

Add a nice da sander to the list. From my experience I would rather have 10 $9.99 die grinders from h-f than one $100 snap-on, break one just move on to the next.

Everyone should just be glad that clown wasn't working on their car! What a *****.

Ill give the simple green a shot first since thats cheap and easy scrub, then shop vac up.