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Welcome to the board. I am across the state from you in Western New York.

Nice build...how long did that take to go up?

Welcome to the board!:beer:

Great to meet everyone in the area :)

Super! Je suis un Quebecois non resident mes un Quebecois toujour un Quebecois :beer:

Hey thanks, what part of Buffalo are you in?

Hello from Grand Island NY. I am new to the board, figured id introduce myself. From what i've seen there's much to be appreciative on the site.:thumbup: I have a 2 - 1/2 which is 20 x 20, I look forward to the good times.. :beer:

Love how you made the best out of the space and made the benches storable that is kick *** :thumbup:

A un autre Quebecois sur le board. Bienvenue, est ton garage est bien.

Wow, I am a jackass. :lol_hitti oh well I posted to the right spot now ;)

Didn't know there was this thread, so I had started another... so I figure I might as well post in the right spot now. :bounce: I have 2 - 1/2 so my space was limited. This is what I ended up with. I built this over 4 years ago now and its been doing me well. Here's the end product...

Here's a thread to show off your workbenches. I have 2 - 1/2 so my space was limited. This is what I ended up with. I built this over 4 years ago now and its been doing me well. Here's the end product: For the full build see link, which has photos of most steps I took...

Sweet setup! :thumbup:

There is actually three lengths of two by four, the tires sit in them and don't touch the actual wall. (I'll can post a picture if you'd like :)) If I recall measurements correctly, its 24' in front the front to the wall. (had to be that deep because of the truck tires.) Its sturdy...

Ok, so this is my first post, so I figured I would post something I just currently added to my Garage and not to mention how I stumbled onto this kick *** forum. Here it goes... nothing extremely complex. Basically some two by fours and some metal rods. -nic