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What a great save on this building. Loved reading through, from the start to your latest post. Kudos to you.

Thanks for the info!

I cannot work out what model this roll cab is. The manufacturer date sticker is a bit faded but appears to indicate it was produced in ‘97. I have had the box stripped down and cleaned up. The handle has the code KR402A and the back of the box just has IN325 stamped where you’d normally expect...

Looks like new after the clean up!

Started prepping the two older boxes that the classic 78 is replacing for sale. The KRA545 is done, cut and polished and ready to get some photos done. Not started the other one, but all the tools are now out and into the bench whilst until I do a big reorganisation. I'm also going to order...

Over the last week or so managed to get the wood primed and painted. As the end section is only really useful for storage, I've created a braced deck section out of 3/4" hardwood ply. I'm going to make a ramp so an engine that was on a trolley can go back underneath. There shouldn't be air...

Nice build, enjoyed reading this start to finish.

Over the last couple of years of using the garage I have accumulated a few more tools and worked out what does and doesn't work. Nothing more annoying than dropping something and it rolling under the bench or more specifically under the roll cabs under the bench. Or things rolling off the back...

Amazing property and location. Interesting cars too. Will be following for future updates.

In other news, I am still working on the cars. I have just finished this chassis dollie. The uprights that support the shell are removable after which the four plate can be shifted back and used to support the 4 wheels. The shell needs the sill replacing on one side and a new boot floor.

I ordered a clamp and tie-down kit for working on the pillar drill. It came with a decent metal and plastic storage kit so I've been thinking about where that should go near the drill. Since this photo was taken I added a 3/4" ply shelf top underneath. I decided that the clamp kit would be...

When we moved in one of the features of the garage was this window. Notable because it provides a (frosted safety glass) window into a bathroom toilet. To progress plans in the house and garage it had to go. Challenge was getting the bricks, this has taken several years including taking down...

Loving the progress on this. I think I need to follow your lead and raise my cabinets off the floor with some wood underneath. Thanks for the inspiration

As an occasional GJer I always smile when I visit this thread. Grizz is like a Master of Projects - always some thing new on the go :cool:

What a great read. I enjoyed the adventures in flooring (I have this journey ahead of me). The end product looks really good. You must be excited about moving the stuff back in. A few years back I had a job interview in Bozeman which I flew over from the UK for. I did not get the job but had a...

Finished the other door over the winter, painted and hung. Had to modify the handle because the first door clipped it by 2mm. Dad is staying for Easter and made up a soffit panel for me. The festoon lights are part of our smart light setup - they’re plugged into a Philips Hue smart plug...

Great build and some nice cars!

Love the handcrafted furniture, looks great. Some interesting stuff going on in here (y)

Looking great and what a fabulous location. You must be so pleased with it all.

As mentioned here is a photo of it painted and some further progress, first door made and hung. I made a gate using the herringbone pattern and wanted to use it again here. Bit more effort but aesthetically pleasing. All needs to come off again for a bit of filler, finishing and paint and...