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They are! Kind of crazy they did all that with 4 guys in 5 days. They are some hard working dudes! Great craftsmanship too. Thanks Mike. I appreciate you following along. I am looking forward to getting stuff in. It will be a slower process once they finish the concrete. I'll be doing majority...

Didn’t have time yesterday to post pictures after work and dinner and getting the kiddos ready for bed. Most of the siding and wainscot is on now. Just a few pieces around the porch and it should be done with the siding. Next is some trim pieces, gutters, and downspouts. Concrete will be poured...

Thanks mlyonsdc. I'm beyond excited with the plans ahead with this shop. Thanks for looking! Alex

Ha! No Joke! They're such a pain to work on! Which usually happens pretty often :D That funny you that it seems we have similar tastes in cars. I have a 79 Malibu I'm working on for myself. Had it about 5 years I think now. Digging your projects you have going on. I'm subscribed and will...

Super jealous of the B5...I've had some A4's myself but not an S4. I would like to own a wagon one day in Nogaro....

Wow that is slick. Very well done.

More progress yesterday. Trusses for the roof were installed and the remainder of the girts. Metal was delivered on the trailer yesterday so they are on site now installing that. Took a bunch of pics with my nice digital camera yesterday when i got home from work and by the time i got it to...

Thank you. I think it will fair me well...for now at least :bounce: Thank you. I will be framing and sheathing the room myself after the contractor gets the building. This was an after thought so he offered to pour the concrete for free if I wanted to finish it later. It should add a nice...

We had some snow come in the past couple weeks which delayed the start but the ole boys got at it in the snow. All the posts, footer inspection, and skirts were up in about 1.5 days. Even on a 6° Saturday morning.

RPhil, Right now, I don't have any definite plans for HVAC. I have ideas though. For now, I have a large multi-fuel heater i may use for the interim until i get permanent heat source. I'm considering a unit heater ran on propane or a a radiant heater running down the center of the ceiling of...

Welcome to the Komala Kustoms shop build. I made a quick model on some free software I found based on the specs that the builder and I agreed upon. Unfortunately, they did not have the correct colors so those will be different and I'm sure other touches will be different that my builder will...

I had www.ledlightingsupply.com run a calculator for my on the software they use. If you're specific and know what type of light you want and foot-candles you need, that helps too but is not needed. If you already know the lights and FC's and want to do it yourself, you can do the layout and...

I wouldn't go with a color or an epoxy. With there being welding and torches being used, you may be better off with a densifier & sealer like Ghostshield. Clear Polyurea would look nice but the used and abused that you're describing may take an early toll on it.

This looks good. A good example showing what the product can do.

Holy smokes this is a nice looking shop. Well done. Can't wait to see it completed.

This looks great! I love the windows and natural light coming in. Very unique and well thought out.

Wow! That looks awesome. Owner could charge money to work out there. Very clean.

Looking good - subscribed! Coming along nicely. In process of building my 40x60x14. Good to see more shops being built. Wrench on :3gears:

Good morning GJ family, I have been browsing GJ for many (6+) years under a different (personal) account. More of just onlooking and planning for my eventual shop I know i would one day have. After saving for over 10 years, my wife and I have moved onto some acreage and are blessed to be able...

I have heard of this happening. I haven't personally experienced it, but have heard of it multiple times. Lately, I have seen a lot more of doing epoxy primer and basecoat and a polyurethane top/clear coat. The polyurethane will not yellow like epoxy might. If you want to and have the funds, it...