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Finally an update:

Porcelain has the colour running throughout so if it gets chipped it's far less noticeable.

Looks like I might be purchasing this box. Does anyone know the weight? Can two people lift it onto and out of a truck?

I'm looking for a saw that will be both versatile and portable. Presently I only have hand saws. I have little experience with woodworking but would like to change that. Is a circular saw a good choice for me? I understand that I can rip and crosscut with this type of saw. Thanks.

http://www.lowes.ca/gladiator-garage-works-garage-cabinets_2180_m2588.html Just picked up 3 of the 28" wall-mount cabinets for $88.20 each after using my 10% off coupon for signing up for their email flyer.

OK, you're right about those :)

They won't ship here. Probably restrictions due to territorial sales agreements.

***** to be Canadian sometimes

I took a look at the Husky cabinets today, which I think I'm going with. A bit disappointed though that the cabinets cannot be mounted flush next to one-another because of the hinges. I'm realizing how much thought I'm going to need to put into this because I have a lot of things to store. The...

Just finished 16 pages of this thread. Awesome job buddy! I just mentioned to my wife that people on this site are some of the most creative and talented I've ever come across..

Very nice. Did you ever do anything about the concrete or baseboard? I have a very similar situation.

I'm considering the Gladiator cabinets: Or these Husky cabinets: I'd appreciate hearing your thoughts if you have experience with these pieces.

Thinking about my paint scheme. I want it to be fairly bright for when I'm detailing but I would also like it to be personalized. I'm probably going to go with a mid-light grey on the bottom half, very light grey on the top half and a thin orange stripe in the middle. I have to finish where...

And here's the "problem wall". Joists were all crooked so even though I had the right thickness drywall it wasn't close to flush in many areas. This is next on the task list to complete.

Primed the two walls that I had drywalled today. Not bad at all for a beginner. I need to park one car in there every night so I decided to do it that way so that I could move my **** over to the other side. I then have more room to fix up the problem wall. Here's a quick pic with one wall...

Thanks. You're not wrong there. Our finished basement is a photography studio for my wife's business. That wasn't in the plans when we moved in...

I also picked up one 4' T8 light fixture. I managed to smash a fluorescent tube before I'd ever switched it on. Oops. Amazing how much light it adds as I work compared to the garage door opener bulbs.

No insulation. I have enough on me already ;)

Please excuse the less-than-perfect photo but you get the idea. It's been 3 weeks since I started and my back hurts. I've been doing this all alone on the weekends with nothing more than the internet to guide me. The drywall is up, taped and mudded. I've done a lot of sanding but there's still...

Hi all, First off, thank you to everyone that posts on GJ. Every one of you has been an inspiration to me. We moved into our house in Markham (a suburb of Toronto) about 5 years ago now. It was 7 years old at the time. The garage is a 2-car, detached from the house but attached to the...