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looks clean! would like to see more on this one. is it painted or stained?

lol yep I used what I had laying around about 8 years ago never had to upgrade....when it works it works [emoji1787][emoji1787]

just finished up the guts of this bench, plan is to finished the front out and add cabinets and droors. then top it with some MDF and trim

Re: Anybody else not doing projects due to cost of lumber? yup was planning on building a shed in 2019 finally decided it was not work the cash and was cheaper to buy a pre fabbed metal one instead

probobly HD just lagging to maximize profits before prices lower

How is it holding up has the door torn any of it away? Sent from my SM-P610 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Re: Covid remodeled Garage also nice to see another garage drummer on the forum !

Re: Covid remodeled Garage looks awesome. I really like the flooring, also that shelving unit you made for the paint cans is really slick great job !

I love it! packed to the nines and making it work

Pics no worky for me either sounds awesome though ! Sent from my SM-P610 using The Garage Journal mobile app

How it it hold up to the brake clean and fluid? Sent from my SM-P610 using The Garage Journal mobile app

In your home yes, I highly doubt that would apply to a detached garage especially when the door will be open when you are in there Sent from my SM-P610 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Whats your budget? Could you replace the glass with that wire security glass Sent from my SM-P610 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Exactly, you're only going to stop the opportunist who isn't well prepared to get in. That's where the cameras and alarm system step in Sent from my SM-P610 using The Garage Journal mobile app

just get two different sized stocks of metal so one slips inside the other that way they are adjustable and then lag bolt them to the studs around the window frame... if you're extra paranoid round off the heads so they cant be unthreaded. no welding required just a drill

not a bad idea especially if you're cleaning a carb or something can catch all the fluids

I used foam panels and inserted them in the door. R12 I think? didnt cost me much at all. this is what I used 3in thickness fit nice and snug behind the door rails https://www.homedepot.ca/product/handi-pac-insulation-48x14-5x0-75/1000137182

Great looking space! as others have said get those walls painted asap. I had to do mine one half at a time what a nightmare moving everything back and forth...I envy your 20 x21 double. mine is considered a double and it's only 20 x18. I can barely fit a car in and move around

looks great! really like how it lines up to your existing bench also

seeing as your concrete wall appears to protrude out aswell could you not just install the cabinets slightly higher to clear the water line also?