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12 bikes, a car, plus all that equipment??? 20x20 aint gonna cut it, especially with 8' ceiling. however you can buy a folding work bench if you dont feel like building one though, save you a little space...

this ^^^^

might be a pain to move around the shop with that big peg board thing sticking up on the back

lol love posts like these, clueless.

what a rabbit hole this is... im convinced no perfect solution exists. its maddening!!!! ive been going through this for years. currently on the cheap-o-home depot snap on ones. they have been doing their job but im sure its just a matter of time before they collapse or fail I had metal...

with that much cash to spend, be patient and wait for a excellent condition snap on to appear on craigslist. they come up. just be patient. you will spend 1500-2500 and it will be the last box you will ever have to buy.

putting down corrugated roofing material i would imagine that turning into a mouse urban development zone?

it is very important to make sure you have "recoverable depreciation" on your policy. the premium for this is typically minimal, but if you have a loss it will go a very long way. example... every single item you lose will be marked down at LEAST 25%-35% for depreciation by the insurance...

we have concrete steps out back, the guy I hired to do pavers said they 'wrap' the concrete steps with a paver product so it can be done. its like veneer of sorts, decorative concrete stone. i guess they must glue it?

You live the same life I do, you know thy enemy. Any exposed framing has got to be covered :)

If it’s wrapped, the yellow jackets will simply move in or the carpenter bees will just navigate around the metal and go inside near a corner. Composite is the only real solution.

Lumber liquidators for maple top brilliant. Thank you for saving me from another CL goat rope “in search of”

Bee traps definitely help. Fresh stain, they will still drill into. They will also redrill caulk. You have to dust the holes, then caulk over steel wool. The only way to rid yourself of this problem is plastic. Do it now so you’re not dealing with this for years to come. Bite the bullet and...

i predict this thread is going to showcase whole new levels of OCD, and will effect my checkbook in some way. will try to resist looking any further... must. close. thread....

she wants to hear if its running without going into garage? set up a nest cam outside garage.

Pi thank you, I was afraid of that That epic must be pretty awesome

I've tried searching snap-on, google, here, coming up empty handed. Maybe if someone works in a shop where both models are present they could compare... My KRA2411 (55" x 24") roller needs a new push handle (5213X50PV), it's pretty cheesy $25. If I'm going to replace the handle I'd rather have...

I have a set of 6pt SK flare wrenches purchased a few years ago, and they kind of ****. i find them to be kind of spongy and don't instill a lot of confidence. i just ordered their replacement from another name brand. every time id start a job with SK flare, i end up switching to my regular...

spray a mix of 2oz / gallon of Talstar... begin Bug-ageddon, end all bugs. repeat every 3 months. recommend this be applied far from drinking sources, and that you have already had children or do not plan to reproduce. wear a respirator. keep pets away... :)

bumping an old thread.... guys i realized today that my garage floor has a bit of a hump in it. This was caused by the guy that ground my floors to do the epoxy. I can see the bendpak is not sitting totally level a the bar end. im worried this is a safety hazard. ive moved the lift way back in...