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Is all of that shop in the same zip code?? Man that's a nice shop you've have started there. With 110 acres you'll need that bathroom--too far to the "johnny house" for sure. We'll be checking you out all along. Mike

Looks great--would like to be that far along on mine. Mike

Thanks again for the info. it helps to hear from folks with experience at these things. Mike

thanks for all the infor. I had heard that the bolts go through the floor like a toggle bolt or something. I don't think that was correct information though. Thanks, Mike

Thanks guys, a few bucks now can prevent a bad accident and a healthy expense later. Can't imagine what if would cost to cut out the concrete and do it right later. If you do it right the first time you only have to buy it once! Thanks a bunch, Mike

thanks guys, good information---I hope to heat part of it with a through the wall "hog house" LP gas heater,or the 7 brick heater I already have,but the 7 brick will have the flame inside the shop and the wall job has the combustion on the outside,which will be safer thanks, Mike

When our installers from Lowe's park on your drive, we requilre them to place an oil shield under the engine, wheather it leaks or not. This is one of our inspection points to score their performance, No oil shield and I count off points, tell them to go now and place the shield under the truck...

Hope to pour a floor soon for a 30x40 shop. Want to pour for 2 post lift and the link for Panther Lifts stated a min. of 4" reinforced but I want to be sure about this thickness. A dually is about the heavest thing I can amagine I would have on a lift, like a F350. One contractor said I should...

Switch the 48" for 96" two tube fixtures. Much easier to install the tubes and the ends do not break as easy as the 48". Also I suggest painting the walls and ceiling white or other light color to reflect the light, except in welding areas, where you can experence welding burns on your eyes. I...

I have a wiremold outlet strip on the front of my workbench and keep drills and dremel tools always plugged into outlet. I make drill "holsters from pvc pipe and scred these to the bench. You just pick up a drill and get to work. The holsters keep some clutter off the bench and are always where...

Man, that's a nice shop. You could build a space ship in there, or have you already done that? Mike

WOW the President would be save there---great garage/bunker--nicely built

Quality built, all the way. the budget must be in sweat equity. the style is great.

Re: The "M" House - Razed and Rebuilt Detached Carriage House/Barn - Start to Finish WOW that's just simply beautiful--can you call a garage beautifull?? Well by golly it is!!!!

That's not overbuilt--that's Texas Tuff Built. Nice shop you have there,that will be there on and on. Went to Bandera area once while stationed with the USAF in San Antonio--Hill country is a pretty area in a great state.

Great shop Matt. I am still pricing pole vs metal buildings.The diff. is I can build the wood stick built shop easier than the metal. Great shop----Keep the pix coming Mike

Great shop, some folks would love to have a home that nice, keep up the great work. later Mike

Hey you get the results--some folks have cool shops and can't build worth a hoot. later Mike

I have 8 ft. 2 tube fixtures in my shop and I used scrap 1" long pc of pvc conduit to space off the ceiling to allow air movement. Just use a long screw and go throught he fixture and the pvc ****** to mount the fixture. Works great. The 8ft tubes are much easier to replace that 4ft. tubes.You...

Even if it is a bit disorganized (as my shop is also)you have a great space there, don't mind me if I am glowing GREEN with envy. Mike