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I completely understand the double digit bike conundrum…

This thread continues to deliver on the mechanical eye candy. I’m so glad to still see it on the front page!

Whirlwind is definitely the right word to use here… But…there is light at the end of the tunnel…

Really appreciate that, thank you. I'm probably far more ADHD and far less talented than Jack, so the garage frequently goes through these whirlwinds where it turns to a complete mess, and then life happens and I don't get out there for a month or more at a time. But the motivation right now...

Actually, you are not wrong, as far as a motorcycle goes! What's funny is that it looked like that stuff left, but the mini bike was tucked around the corner, the basketcase Husky (the 3rd one!) I mainly put up in the rafters, as I know I'm not going to get to it before the other two. A bunch...

Ding ding ding! My daughter helped me get it together. She is a real go-getter, and a REALLY hard worker. It is all charged up, put back together, and going to start living outside. I'm not even sure yet what the plan is with it, we'll see. I could always replace my current one with it, but...

Woodworking is the way. Let's also see those tools when you get them in there!

In the middle of the fight today...right now, fog of war. But! Take a look at these pictures and tell me if you notice what is missing... In between the cleaning, my kiddo and I decided to work on a trellis for one of my wife's vines. My daughter really wanted to try the table saw, so...

Really great looking space! Everything looks neat and in order...something I'm striving for. My goal is to get that AC put together and out of the garage this weekend and some things listed for sale/free. Happy weekend, all!

Haha, well two kids. And the wife. That accounts for about 4 of them. At one point I had over 30 in various states in the garage. I far down from there. I do love riding and I love vintage bikes and with how cheap they are, it is easy to accumulate. Harder to deal with, work around...

Appreciate you, thank you!

Thanks! I've still wanted to do something on the shelving above the garage door when it is open. Maybe there is still an opportunity. That shelving will shine again once I'm able to really clean all the stuff on it and clean them down. Bob...great to see you. That is a great idea for the...

Dang guys, thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate it. I stayed out there last night till a little after 11, just trying to sort, do some generic cleaning, and throw some stuff away. It still looks horrible, but this little moments will add up and make it easier to make the big changes...

Have you seen the ‘Grunge Garage’? If not, this one is another example… https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/grunge-garage.113541/ I remember when it started, around the same time as my shop. We all wanted the best for him. Hopeful, maddening, just very eye opening. It’s a good one...

Wow, beatiful! What a wonderful blank canvas. What are the main plans you have for it? Yep, tools are a good start, always!

Wow! What a pristine place. You are off to a bangin start. And I love seeing the boombox collection. It is so cool to see such eclectic interests influence the direction of a garage like this. What's next?

Tonight I got the unit charged up. While nothing has really changed as far as the mess out there, it will allow me to finally put the unit back together and move it outside, which will start freeing up a lot of room. I'm also due for a visit to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore and the local...

Thanks! It's good to be 'back'...even though being back looks a little pathetic right now. It will change!

NASA uses the best lumber! Or...do they get it from the lowest bidder???:lol:

You’ve got a lot of work ahead of you, but it is going to feel so good to start seeing the fruits of your labor! It will feel slow as molassass at times, and if you are anything like me, it will actually look worse for a moment as things are getting shuffled around. Keep at it! You’ve got a...