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Not in the garage, but started putting up the t&g pine ceiling in the basement. Although I was running back and forth to the garage to cut the pieces... And the wife got me a new sign for the shop

I went with a metal building company that had a website where you could design your own building. Once I and the wife finalized what we wanted, (me bigger - her, not a square box) we used that design to get the quote from the vendor. We also used that design when talking to post frame...

That's a great idea! For our bikes, we've gone with the hooks that grab the tire and hangs them on the wall which makes it easier to just pull one down...

Continued with shop organization. Put up a wood rack for leftovers from projects. Installed a kayak hoist/pulley/thing and generally cleaned up. Once the basement ceiling is done, I'll be able to figure out how much of the T&G pine I have left and come up with another project for it...

The shop setup, organization and cleaning continues....ordered some lumber racks for wood leftover from projects as well as some trex left over from last summer's deck project. Also ordered another kayak pulley thingamajig for the new kayak which will keep it up and out of the way. This weekend...

I had an 04 F150 with that motor. Hated changing the spark plugs because it seemed one always broke....

I run a propane heater in the shop in the winter, but I'm paranoid about dying....It really affects your productivity - so I keep a window cracked so oxygen can get in.....better safe than sorry I guess

going to be a very nice space! Love the old Fords!...following

Is that foam on the exterior under the wire? I assume its for insulation?

It's a 1962 Honda 50 that my brother's dad bought new. My brother rode it for years then about 10 years ago, his son broke the crank as he was trying to kickstart it. My brother was going to get rid of it so I took it and am trying to find someone to fix the crank and I'll restore it and give it...

Now that I've moved all the T&G into the basement to acclimate before installing next week, I actually have some floor space to get stuff done. Put up some shelving in the back corner, cleaned up and moved my FILs old Craftsman drill press into place and general organizing and disposing of...

I had to pre-drill through the shelf, the plywood and into the steel. Then used my impact drill to get the lagbolt in

The crown or the ignition??? 😀😀

Finished and installed the shelves. Lag bolted them through the plywood into the steel beams just to be safe. Also started cleaning up my FILs old Craftsman Drill Press - its actually in pretty good shape. Just dirt, grime and some surface rust on the main pillar. Also put a new cord and switch...

That came out really nice!

Shop was definitely cold this morning. 36 outside and 39 inside. Not too surprising considering it's a big metal box... The propane heater fired up and eventually got it up to about 50, but that's as warm as it would go. Which was actually not bad. I have a 4' wall that I wanted shelving for...

Thats pretty funny. The mice in my shop just poop everywhere and chew stuff

cool old tractor! Ford N??

yeah, we've got a mix of pine, cedar, fir and oak. Although I mainly cut and split the oak. I do have a cord or so of split pine since the trees were down but that's "just in case" or to be burned in our outdoor fire pit.

A lot of good comments here and most everything seems to have been covered, but for us, with regular power outages, 12 days last winter, 7 days the year before, we have both. The gas stove upstairs which we fire off every morning while having coffee and a large wood stove downstairs that we use...