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Not much of an update, I didnt know how to cover the water spigot so I made a little door. Then I mocked up some pieces to see how the trim would fit. I covered the bottom of the shelving with plywood, much tougher base and better water resistant than MDF. The plywood part will be...

I like this a lot but will it resist the steel wheels of an engine hoist, or engine stand with a big block on it?

Thanks guys, Today I did a bit more tiling on the tool box area. I also made a little door so I could have access to the urinal plumbing and other electrical. Couple of piano hinges I had from a previous project. Used some 3/4 inch self tapping bolts to the frame to secure the hinges...

The engine hoist was a pain in the rear to store when not needed, Sooo. I installed on it 3 small casters. 2 in the bottom part And 1 on the top part. Note that I attached the tower to keep everything in place, I used the pump bar. All was left to do was to lay the hoist on the casters...

Ready to lay some tiles I havnt seen my sink that clean for a long time Tiles are done, I reinstalled the cabinet doors A little better than what it looked before. Next is to install the last bottom row, and grout.

I had some wire shelving laying around so I decided to make a shelf in the small cabinet under the sink. Wont be anything heavy in there and if anything leaks, it will go straight to the floor, easy clean-up, with the left over of the wire shelf, I made a little fence. Bunch of zipties and...

I had the same problem , here's how I fixed it The door had a half inch gap when closed, I made a little block with half inch material. and put it under the hinge, this way it pushes the top door and there's no more gap when the door is closed.

At first, I tought ''Ok, this is a bit cramped'' but when the othe pics started to show up.... WOW this blew me off. what a shop . This has to be a great place to work in. Beautifull.

Update. today I worked a bit on the urinal, sink area. finished the roughin drain and water supply for the urinal and closed up the walls. Wasnt too sure how to finish the side. Installed plywood and a little test trim to see how it would fit. i like it. next the unpainted part will be...

Ok sooo didnt do much, hot and humid, plus I work slow. I repaired a bunch of sheetrock, all over and sanded them, then applied a few coats of primer sealer. Today, I took appart the sink and urinal section, decided to change it a bit. I had previously planned a couples of shelves in front...

Oh got lots of plants too, but the urinal came in the box with an Sloan automatic flush for free, soooo why not install it?

Ok sooo I put on a coat of primer sealer to the cabinets. I hate painting but it's starting to look the way I want, I like it I'm not finished repairing the walls but I wanted to at least put on a coat of paint. Got a few few nail holes to fill and spots I got to sand. Next is to...

I took out all of the doors and sanded the old cabinets. Then I put some filler to block all of the existing holes and cracks.then sanded everything Everything is nice and smooth so next, is the primer sealer.

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hey I just found the thread that got me started on my garage upper cabinets. I saw your cabinets and forgot where it was. Not as nice and tidy as yours since I'm using older cabinets but I liked your idea. Thanks for the ispiration...

All the facades are sanded nice a smooth and ready to apply some sealer primer. Doors will be cut and painted separately, The old cabinets will also get a thorow sanding and painted like the uppers.

Sure , why not? You can tell this one is mine LOL, And there's Mama's ride

Didnt do much on the garage, just relocated the electric heater, it was too high so I lowered it a bit. Since I had a bunch of MDF pieces , I decided to make a little project I had in mind for a while. I needed a place to store my bike's removable windscreen. So I made a little bracket to store...

Not much going on but I managed to make and install a few doors for the cabinets This is for the cabinet I made for the extension cords. And this one is for the compressor, it's sitting on top of the sandblast cabinet I made a while ago between the two garage doors. Couples of hinges and...