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You are on the same page as me. My garage is for wrenching, not posing. Of course your Harleys need the tools more than my Jap sport bikes. :lol_hitti Just joking, nice bikes.

I have been watching this one, finally it is starting to look like a useable shop, way to represent southern Ontario, and thanks for giving our union guys some work.

How was the hurricane. My family in Nova Scotia said it wasn't that bad. We got nailed with tornadoes up here in Toronto, but where I live (about an hour east) which is usually storm central on the lake, we got just a good thunder storm. Hope your framing is still standing.

You make the rest of us peasants feel insignificant. Do you have any extra money you can give, or maybe you can be my Dad? :shocking:

That is why I hardly rode this year, no driveway to the garage.

Yes, they used to be an iron exterior hand railing. I cut it down and lag bolted them into the studs. The rottweiler outside is the first deterrent though. :spit: One day I might get a drywall lift and do the ceiling too, but yes it sure did brighten up the shop. I love my shop and do work in...

Experimented with some clearance vinyl tile, should have painted floor first, figured I would get some lift, might re do later. Put up some drywall to brighten the space up. I also am in the process of burying the main 220 line and I have run a water line out to the garage. Putting in some...

I think what you think is a level, is a long power bar. Very nice work space, looks like it came together over a long period of time.

Buy a new camera and keep us updated. I, like you, see the time to build the garage internals sure takes a toll on the time you could be using the garage for what is was intended, but there is nothing that satisfies me more than "I did it myself".

All kidding aside, you can save space by mounting your compressor up high, allowing for storage space underneath. I also like mine with the bottom around eye level so I can open the drain without crawling on the floor.

Nice off roader, very nice! My suggestion, after unbolting the crash bars, taking off the wheels and placing them around the garage, you will be saying, Wha Happened to all my space? Working on a gargantuan machine, you need a gargantuan garage. C'mon, your wife looks understanding.

Very nice build ( I know the post is old). Looks similar to mine on the outside, but I would say you have me beat on the inside.

Looked bigger when it was empty didn't it. lol Nice stone work on the exterior.

The nuisance dust from Hardy is cancerous, ( carcinogenic ) too so wear a mask. So many guys on site cutting this all day with no protection. I hope they invest in a life ins policy for their loved ones.

If your drywall is 6-10 inches thick you should be fine. Sorry man, you are looking at some serious structure re-working. And depending where you are, any tampering with a load bearing wall will need a building permit. Not hard to build a box out wall for someone who has some building experience...

Oh my god that is too funny, I was looking at the c-clamps and my wife walked by, I said to her, "do you think this guy is a little ****?" She says, "amazing how some guys garages are cleaner than the house, do you think he takes his shoes off before he goes in?". Then I scroll down to see...

Awesome Awesome Awesome. The Mustang has always been my favourite year and model, my older brother had a few of them. My Dad bought a new 1970 Javelin, lime green with black stripes, auto with a 360 high performance factory package. I was 7 years old and I can still here that motor in my head...

Wow, lots of sleds. I am up around Lake Scugog in Ontario. Where are you? Nice shop, almost same size as mine.

Wow, my back hurts just looking at those photos. If you have the time it looks like a worthwhile adventure.