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Hawkeye2, That workbench on casters is great:thumbup: . Do you have any more detailed pictures of it? What size casters are those?

Expenses keep accumulating, so I'm not sure of the total cost yet. Morton charges around $50k for a building that size. Not too much trouble getting a permit. This is out in the middle of no where and the land was zoned agricultural.

Thanks guys. As you have suggested, I will probably get big by the air tool bug. So who knows where this will lead, but for now here are the answer to you above questions: Budget: < $500 Tools: nailers. I doubt I find the need for sanders and grinders, but who knows... Power: no...

I would like to get a new compressor and a few air tools. I won't be running any heavy duty tools, just finish nailer and framing nailer. I may eventually want to paint an old tractor, would I need a much bigger compressor? How big of a compressor do I need? Are some louder than others? What...

Marv, My Morton sales person took me by a couple morton buildings. One was new and the other 10 years old. I didn't get to talk to the owners, but the getting to see the buildings was a big help. Good luck.

More pics of the finished product.

Here are some pictures of my new Morton barn. 42' x 75' x 15'/10' Next up is electrical, workbench, bar, basketball goal (a necessity in Indiana), storage shelves/closets and bathroom. Thanks for all the great info on this site.

I just had a Morton building put up. They weren't the cheapest quote I got, but they seemed to be the best company and quality. I felt more comfortable writing a check to them than the others. Everyone I worked with at Morton was pretty good. My sales guy did a good job, the builders were...

I just had a Morton Building pole barn built. Morton's prices were a little higher than some other steel buildings, but the quality seemed higher as well. All in all I'm happy with their product and would recommend them. EDIT*** Sorry, I misread your post. You're looking for a steel...

Thanks guys. I think I'll do as you suggested and go with GFCI breakers for all circuits.

Please allow myself to introduce....myself...:headscrat I had a 42x75 (10' and 15' ceiling) barn built on 10 wooded acres in Indiana. I plan to use it for storage (atv/boat/trailers), wood shop and throw the occasional race party.:beer: Plumbing has been roughed in and I plan to finish a...

Sanding sounds like a lot of work... Thanks for the advice guys. As suggested, I think I will just leave it be. It looks fine, just not great.

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After ready the many posts on this subject, my main question is can I do anything to a sealed floor besides the tiles? Thanks everyone. Great forum.

I just had concrete poured in a barn (42x75). The concrete has a sealer on it. Is there anything I should put on it to protect it even more? I'd like something that will make it look better. For whatever it's worth, part will be a workbench/shop area and the rest is to store and work on...