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I'm thinking of making my 4x8 workbench towable. Not highway speed but atleast be able to tow it down to the barnyard with the 4 wheeler. We have some tables we use when we go testing that gave me some ideas, but does anyone have any thoughts? Something like this with a 3/16 top.

Working up a drawing of what I'm thinking of building. I found 2 44" toolboxes to use (one on each side) and the shelves on the other end would be for steel pieces. This would be an assembly/fixture table of sorts, not necessarily a welding table. Any comments or ideas?

Here is some more progress on the walls. My wife decided we should go with a white wash on the plywood.

Started on the walls over the weekend...

And finally I parked the 911 in it...

Well got one lift up today. And actually found out the cross beam is wrong, but my lift guy has the correct one and will have it fixed tomorrow.

Had to bring in the animals tonight, it's cold outside.

That is exactly what I was looking for JMartens. Thinking of doing something similar in steel 2X3. BTW- All rubber bushed cars are affected by unloading and extending the suspension. The rubber is stressed in a manner it wasn't meant to. I've seen several cars with torn or elongated bushings...

Porsche 911 with torsion bars, bilsteins, and poly/bronze bushings. Unloading the chassis for even a short time kills them.

My problem with a 4 post is the post would be right in the drivers door of my wifes car. I've seen and read where guys have built some with the arms placed under each tire for balance.

Hey guys I'm going to install a 2 post lift to be used for storage only. Would anyone have pics of ramps or platforms they have built for this purpose. I've googled and came up with a few but thought there may be some great ideas here.

More progress, most of the insulation is up and actually parked in it...

Looking to do a canopy above our walkin door. Here is one I've found. Anyone on here have one they would like to share? for here...

The second door is up...

The 14' door is up, hope to have the second one up tomorrow.

It is a QO Square D 200 amp panel. Simple and clean, just the way I like.

Alfredeneuman, the grounding is all being taken care of by Duke when they install the service. Or atleast that is what I've been told.

Thank you guys, a few of your points were brought up by the inspector when I sent him the pic. Have to mark the white wire with red tape at both ends. Need to staple within 8" of the panel. BTW- this is a new service with it's own meter. So the bonding screw is required. And yes the decora...

These are the lights we did. They are really bright and only used three to use as main lighting. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lithonia-Lighting-2-ft-x-4-ft-Smooth-White-Lens-Lay-In-LED-Troffer-2GTL4-SWL/204507388

Here is an update...