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One drawback to centering the work area is that you end up with only one wall to have a workbench adjacent to where you are working. Yeah, you can set up carts with work surfaces but that takes up space & you double the chances of rolling it into the side of the daily drivers. If you set up the...

A local garage door company should be able to get something for you. The radius & length of the tracks, the distance & angle of the tracks from the wall, the cables & maybe even the springs, will all be different.

Okay, maybe there are several styles. The one I saw takes up about 12" in the opening.

One of my friends told me about this stuff that he used on his car 30 years ago during the restoration process...... https://nomorerust.com/store/ I've been using it on various things for almost as long & like it a lot. It dries to a silver finish like aluminum. I painted the rear of the...

I had been looking at doors & saw this brand & it looks to be well made. My issue is that I have an 8' high opening & will lose too much of that height with the door in the top portion of the opening. With a 13' door opening like you have it may not be an issue but you have to check on how much...

I remember Bend Pak having many variations on the height & width of their 4 post lifts. https://automotiveequipmentspecialists.com/bendpak-hd-7pxw-7k-capacity-super-tall-four-post-lift-wide/?_vsrefdom=adwords&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMItajx2vPBgwMVTJ5aBR13XQGKEAQYCCABEgLbavD_BwE

I have both a table saw & a radial arm saw. I also have a miter saw, but the radial arm saw is hardly used since getting the miter saw. It's a good saw but not as practical for typical needs. Last time I used it was when I built my garage & had a ton of cedar & vinyl siding to cut. It was set up...

The lengths of most dimensional lumber is based on 4' & trusses for a 25' building would probably be more expensive than a 24'.

I agree with the others that mentioned the dimensions being in 4 foot increments is the way to go. It's easier when ordering materials & less waste. If you're concerned about not having enough space you might want to consider going with a taller building with a second floor or a ceiling that's...

I didn't use anything underneath & I believe all I did was rake it to make sure I kept the slope for drainage. It's on a slightly sloped area of the yard, not as steep as yours.

Might be part of this metal ice cube tray, we had them when I was a kid......

Okay, I see what you mean. My solution for that would be to do it in sections like every 5 or 6 boards with a piece of wood as a divider. He already mentioned that he was content with a piece of wood holding up the ends so this wouldn't be much different.

Why would you cut it? I installed a t&g ceiling on my front porch using small, stainless screws angled in at the tongue. I doubt I would need to remove the ceiling for anything but I could very easily if I had to & not damage anything.

Definitely go for one, continuous & seamless gutter. If any of the sealer at the joint fails water will get in, freeze & thaw & force it apart even more.

Is your building up already? When I designed my garage I wanted I-Beams to hold the second floor up to avoid having columns. The 2 beams run front to rear & rest on the top of the first floor structure. If you only have one floor you can still incorporate an I-Beam into the design. Everything...

There used to be several gutter companies local to me, one I had used years ago, but they're all gone now. Recently, I needed to replace a 19' gutter that was hit with a tree limb & damaged, so I started to "shop for quotes". It's a job that can be done with 2 guys & two milk crates so it's not...

I would use screws in the t&g boards & be done with it. If you need to remove the boards just remove the screws.

This should be absolutely fine. I have an 8' x 8' wooden shed I built in 1990 that is still sitting on a foundation almost exactly like this without any issues. At all four corners I dug down 6 to 18 inches, dumped in & tamped 4 inches of gravel, stacked standard sized, concrete blocks & built a...

I see it's already done but if it comes back or spreads to other boards, why not cut all the bottoms off? I'd run a circular saw at the depth of the cedar parallel to the drip edge for the full length. For example, do it at 3-1/2" which is the same distance of the width of a pressure treated...

I am at a point where I do not want anymore projects, expenses or the headaches that go with it. I would leave the sauna as is, put some freestanding shelving inside & use it for storage.