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Got a little bit more done today. Finished mounting my regulator and air drop in the basement. I don't have the compressor attached yet, but you can see where it is plugged into the outlet that is controlled by the switch in the garage.

I really need to finish the mudding/ painting so I can get my lights and hose reel up.

I ran it from the attic above the garage straight down to the basement. it is hidden by the insulation, but I did have the make a slight "s" shape as the wall it ran through was above the concrete basement wall. It comes with 100' but I will only need about 25'. It is going to the center of...

Anyway. I purchased the Rapidair kit a while back but forgot to post pictures of the install. Since I was trying to achieve as much "work space" as possible that meant moving everything nonessential or large down in the basement. This included the air compressor. I have a Milwaukee cordless...

Ok. Sorry for the delay. Been gone a few days and I had to work on my car. Was able to enjoy the garage for the first time. It was amazing I worked all day and no frustration. It amazing what a clean work area that is set up with the right tools does to a man!

Forgot to mention one of the more exciting parts I got. Will take and post pics tomorrow and more this weekend if Santa picked up my hints

Got a call from the guy at lowes. He needed a little more info. Forwarded my original email to him. He then sent it to Newage. They are sending out replacements. No details. Hopefully they will be here soon. Ready to fill them up

Got mine on eBay. Great price if you want a new one. If you have time to wait check local going out business auctions. Usually there is a warehouse they sell all the stuff out of. You can get great deals.

Well. Got a little more done this weekend. Started cleaning and organizing. 90% done now. It's that last 10% that is going to take a while. My wife is just happy she can get her car in the garage before it gets too cold.

Thanks. We have them at work and with brewing beer it is almost a necessity.

I finally got my leak figured out. I have a new found respect for plumbers. Now need to attach the sink to the wall and start cleaning up

Update. Went to Lowes yesterday. Talked to manager I spoke with over the phone. Felt bad for the guy. Long story short: Since I purchased online they couldn't even find my order but they were still trying to help get it taken care of. Hence the reason I never got a call back. They had nothing to...

Sorry for not posting sooner on the issues with the Newage cabinets. I was hoping it would be resolved by now but I should know better. 2 days ago I called Newage about the alignment issue. They said to email their support department. Emailed support department. They said I had to contact Lowes...

Got the locker on the left wall mounted last night along with my tv. My sink still has a small leak so I guess my pipe tape and tighten it more.

That's exactly what I don't want. Btw. We just moved from Richmond heights. Anyway. The neighborhood we are in now, you can't touch the exterior of the house without getting it approved. I am hoping they will allow me to put up a small shed or something in the back yard for my lawn equipment...

In the meantime I got the receiver installed and the 2 front speakers hooked up. Now I can listen to music while I work. And I got the touch ups done and the plate covers and work tops installed

As I started mounting the cabinets I ran into a few issues. At first it was a paint scuff here or there. Can't complain too much as it is in the garage. Then I noticed one of the locker doors wouldn't latch. This was due to the other door handle either missing a weld or the weld broke and the...

Not a lot of comments so I guess I don't have enough drama... Update: even with lowering the feet and raising the table I am still too short. I will have to come up with another solution. In the meantime I have 2x4 blocks under the table legs

I adjusted the table feet up and the cabinet feet down. So close! I know it won't get me much but the lock nut I added I could probably remove from the back as these feet were already bottomed out. The front have to be elevated due to the slope of the floor. This should gain me about 1/8".

Even with the legs adjusted all the way I was still 2 inches shy and the work bench was a little wobbly. My next idea was to modify the legs on the bottom of the cabinet Here the foot threads into the leg. If I could remove the leg and somehow mount the foot I could shave off about 2 inches...