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Took a couple pictures of the other side today. Still have to move a few boxes out. The table saw will be moved to the basement to clear up a little more room. On one side we have my harbor freight purchases, And on the other are my small work areas and a few more tools.

It's just an a4. I should have left it alone, it was stage 3 with some other goodies. These days it looks like this. I'm still debating on what drivetrain to go with but I have to make the choice soon.

The garage got filled with some stuff while I have been working on my house. I cleaned out the bottom today. One side is back to being clean and the other should be there tomorrow.

Thanks for all the help. I ordered the 90 amp breaker the other day and will be getting #4 THWN soon.

From doing a little further research it looks like i can use #4 THHN instead of 3 and save a little money.

Ok so it seems like it would be a lot better for me to do a 90 amp breaker in the main box. Run #3 copper and a #6 ground to a 100 amp subpanel with a 90 amp main breaker. Also run 2 grounding rods at the garage 6 feet apart.

So if I went with 90 as the breaker I would be looking at #3 copper and #6 for the ground? Its late and i have to think tomorrow but I appreciate the input and will have to rethink the wire.

I know that this question gets posted a million times but I am just looking for final input before I pull the trigger. Background: 200 Amp service to the house Oil Heat and Water Heater Electric Stove No Central AC About 100' run to the garage The garage is 24x24 with an upstairs and is...

Made two tops for the cabinets today. One is just a peice of half inch plywood and the other i made out of scrap 2x4's. I am very happy at how it turned out.

My fiance will be very happy when she gets home tonight.

looks great

I put down the vinyl floor from Sam's Club on one side of the garage. I haven't seen much posted about it on the forum so I thought I would give my initial thoughts. Pro's: Pretty thick, easy to lay down, not slippery at all when dry, ridges seem like they will contain spills, easy to cut...

Spent a little time working today. Put the Sams Club vinyl floor down, made a little shelf/work bench for a few grinders, and put in my Lowes clearance cabinets that I got for $30. Still a ton of work left to do. Biggest will be the electric.

I also put down the sams club vinyl floor on one side of the garage today. I really like it. Hopefully I can get some of those pictures up tonight.

This was the car in its prime. Lots of custom peices and learning. My first paint job, interior with suede inserts, and a ton of other stuff. Hopefully I can get back to it sometime soon.

custom widebody that was started but has been on the back burner for awhile.

Built this on Tuesday to continue the theme that the garage is for projects and not for storage. Once I move the ride on lawn mower, snow blower and the other lawn equipment out I will start working on finishing the other bay. I got the vinyl floor that sam's club sells in the other day and it...

Wanted to bump this cool thread. My friend with a nice camera took a couple of my dog this weekend while we were having a bbq.

Today was the first day I had the dog in the garage. I ran the saw to see how he would react and he could care less. That's great but should I worry about his hearing? I know that theirs is a lot more sensitive then ours.