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Better luck next time dood ;-P

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Is it all other forums, or just a particular one? Have you verified that you've actually got an account on that forum?

It doesn't take long to get accustomed to the change of scenery, but looking back at old photos can be a bit of a shock ("Wow, it used to be so open"). Once we got over the height of the first bit of wall, we never looked back. :)

Nearly Finished! It's taken me a year, but I'm almost done the building part of things...just a few minor details (install toilet, sink, flooring in office...) but the electrical is all energized and life is grand. Brought the car into the garage for the first time tonight...man what a cool...

Geez...now you've got me to thinking I should find one of those wall ovens for my garage...

Maybe a sign in vintage style reading "Copper Hill Rod & Custom" is what Annette is thinking about... ;-) Looking really good, and nice story to go with it...reminds me a lot of my own wife.

Here's the origin of a few wrenches, including the Monkey Wrench: http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blwrench.htm

Vise Grip pliers - William Peterson

Arno - is there really any point in boosting your post count with small replies to old threads...c'mon...

I was actually starting to wonder if you were related, or something...

Funky pattern, but I think it would drive me bonkers in my garage. I like the checkplate on your stairs.

It's not an age thing, although there are likely a lot fewer of the 'younger crowd' that are likely to have a shop, let alone be serious about one. What it really boils down to is what people are interested in doing to and with their shops. As a couple guys pointed out, they're pure...

Nice score...I'm hoping to find something similar one of these days...but not holding my breath. For now, I'd settle for a '60s vintage Coke machine to keep my beer cool...

You ****. ;-P (That was the obligatory statement...nice score, Will!)

Off to a good start - congrats on breaking ground! What dimensions are you going with?

Test your solution on a small part of your floor in a place where it will be inconspicuous if you don't like the results...

Woah, I misread your first post and thought it was two photos of the same child, but no! Congratulations, William...hope their time in NICU is short and you get two healthy kids home to enjoy. I reckon the shop isn't going to be the obsession anymore...

You say that like it's a bad thing... I once used a sabre saw to carve a pumpkin in a contest. There was :beer: involved.

I just finished painting my garage...added a VW logo and some flames in the bathroom.