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Maybe plane the thickness down as needed so the door will clear.

Put stuff on wheels too. Helps with transition from one hobby to another.

Ok, I'll give it a shot. I would put a drain with a grate over it across the front. This would entail taking a concrete saw and cut out the drain. You can get drains I believe from HD,Lowes, Menards etc. I may not be explaining it well enough. Maybe one of the other members can do better. If you...

Sorry for the misunderstanding on the "walkway", it just looked a lot wider. On the barn doors, I was thinking hinged on the sides and latched in the middle, not the sliding type. I figured a board across the top to stop them from being pushed in by the wind. I didn't know you were renting, I...

Looks interesting. If you can maybe you can put a set of barn doors where the windows and door are? Put a header of proper size and then the doors or an overhead door. I'll bet you could almost get a pickup between the supports if you pulled in the mirrors. Probably move the supports back about...

I don't know if I can explain this but I'll try. Put your tools, drill press,band saw, sander etc., on 2x2 pieces of plywood. Build you a roll around bench with locking casters and make it where you can slide one tool out and put another tool in as you need it. Sort of a swiss army type of...

I would guess given the info, that the original owner had one of the few cars during that era. This may be the reason for the "pit". Also being the founder of the electric co., means he probably was rich enough to afford said car and building to house it. You may have a piece of Pittsburgh...

Looks good. You live near my old stompin grounds.

Portable sand blaster?

I'd like to sell ours in the future.2bdrm,1bath 1200sqft house,1200sqft garage almost 2 ac. corner lot, rural area, $400 in taxes this year. Tennessee near Nickajack Lake west of Chattanooga. Asking $85k. Why selling? Need to move closer to kids in Ohio.

Did any of you put a vapor barrier up before the metal?

Wow! I wonder if a person(w/o kids) could live in that? I mean as long as you exhausted any fumes of any type it should work. Vehicles on both ends and one bay for a shop and another for ??. Upstairs could be a nice living space for 1 or 2 people with possibility of a small guest room. Just a...

leave it clean and empty. I assume you're taking the lift? Btw Nice Demon!!!

Well if you're gonna do just 16', why not just insulate the living space real well and use the bubble wrap for the rest of the building. Maybe put a travel trailer in there at the back?

Build yourself a couple of the traps. They do work. I've had to empty my jar once already this year. Google for images or youtube it. I only have one but they seem to have thinned out already.

Could you possibly make or buy a dowel big enough to fill that hole and redrill it? Also put a sleeve inside the new hole to help with wear on the hole after you drill the new one.

What do you folks think of a power co.'s surge protection? Our local co-op is offering free install this month.

I was given this old Montgomery Wards compressor. It runs fine and is wired to run on 220. The motor is a Doerr 2hp, rpm is 3450(yeah I know it's high). What I need to know is if I can put this pump and motor on a bigger tank? The current tank is 20 gal. I hope the pics come out ok.

Ok, thanks for all the help and advice. I'll put ground wires on all the fixtures. Right now there are only two(2) wires,blk & wht that I can wire up. If I need to change ballasts, I will eventually.

Rickochet, the ballast are Triad by MagneTek. The model # seems to be B432I120RH-A. If I have to change ballasts, I guess they weren't so cheap...lol. Oh well. What's the consensus on the Phillips ballasts at Lowes?