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It's going for 650 on Amazon with the corded adapter no batteries. Which is about the same as the Bosch glider goes for but you have the added flexibility of going cordless. Not bad if you already bought into the 20v system.

With all that said after a year I have no complaints with the Bosch. But I kind of wish I waited another year. The dewalt flex fuel and the coming Milwaukee full size cordless sliders would have been on my shortlist.

I replaced my 20 year old Makita ls10 something or other last year. If I could have kept I would have. But after years of abuse in the back of the truck, left out in rain and snow on the job site it's time was up. There was/is nothing quite like it available today....lightweight compact slider...

Mini-split it and report back ;)

What about a one post lift? http://www.teclifts.com/storage_parking_lifts_7000SP.htm

Stepped footer.

Being on the roof it gets full exposure to the weather all the time. Paint fails, boards twist and rot quicker etc. And since its on the roof it's harder to get to and do the repairs/ongoing maintenance. Not so bad on lower pitches but a PIA on steep roofs.

We call them things a widows walk around here... Go for it if you want and can design something that is attractive architectural addition to your property. In reality though most of them get rarely used and are a maintenance nightmare.

Ever since I've seen this pilot flip ive wanted one.

I have a 30' wide garage with two ten foot doors. It's perfect for two cars and some benches along each side.

Yes, keep the direct sun off if you can.

As others have said you'll still want a circular saw...but ill add that if you are right handed get one with the blade on the left.

Here's what I came up with for spray paint can storage. Simple piece of 3" pvc cut at a 45 angle and one screw through the bottom. <a data-flickr-embed="true" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/142792876@N05/albums/72157668259276615" title="Paint and spray can storage"><img...

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How temporary? Would a permanent column work? https://permacolumn.com/what-are-perma-columns

Great looking garage! I love the blue color.