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Cases?!? Oh that is some funny, .....er kegs it was, well how to say it was a long project, had to keep the help happy ya know. After all you get what you pay for, RIGHT?

One thing I am really glad I did was the OSB under the 5/8 sheet rock. Cant count how many times I have racked something heavy into the a wall that should have left a huge hole and all I got was I hint of a mark, plus kinda can screw or attach anything anywhere. The strength behind the rock was...

That is actually the back of the building. In there is the kegerator, gym, dart game, soon to be 9' pool table and horseshoe pits just outside with the bbq. Those pics gotta wait for the window and door casing + baseboards and flooring. Soon as I get those under way I will be posting them...

Ah the tale of the 2 doors, you are asking about the rollups? Knowing that the planning commission easily destroys the best-laid plans of man, those doors were initially planned for ten footers. Then the plans went in for approval. The county (code) mandated 3 foot of sheer between all door...

I like it alot. It reminds me of my grand-dads garages. Well done!

At first my plan was black pipe but the pipe yard had no 1 1/4 in black so wala galvanized. Galvanized not a big no no, (only big no no I am aware of is PVC) there are concerns with the galvanized coating flecking of into the air tools over time. But the system will be equipped with a...

The front with doors and lights. Found that though I am real happy with the insulated door panels they seam to be allergic to forklifts. You would think that this would have been in the operators manual somewhere. First set of cabinets. Next set goes to the left with a full work bench with...

Why thank you sir. Wait till the 9' pool table and 2 - 42" flat screens are in. Kegerator of course is (was) the first tool installed, well second only to the tool boxes and fork lift, welders, torches, ... well you know.

Well obviously the desire for three phase was solely driven by the greed of power, well there I was standing behind the pump house (after a few beers) gazing up at the power pole that services my house. My eyes followed the power lines to the next pole on top of which sat two transformers...

Kind of a lil bit of everything. Primary things will be auto restoration and iron works (will be installing a brick forge for black smithing as well as I am looking for an iron worker, round about 65 ton). Right now we are running air lines for the compressors. Should be done Tuesday. Running 1...

Thanks! The walls are 12.5, ceiling heigth is 16. They call those sissor (sp?)trusses

Merkava as hholmberg stated, the reason for OSB v. plywood was cost, a diff of ten dollars per sheet. Note that code and plans only called for sheething of the front and rear walls w/osb (15/32 for the front and 3/8 for the rear). Everything else (skinning the outside of both side and all...

And hung And painted

Rock is delivered.

Insullation done, time for more OSB don ya know. The side walls get outlets spaced at 4 foot and are single phase side by side of 3 phase. Never know what will end up where and need what for power.

With insulation comes slap stapler, with which comes blood leaking from point of impact son of a &#$!@ that's gonna leave a mark!

With power comes Air Conditioning that calls for insulation, walls got R-19 and for the ceiling R-30. Where the ceiling drops will be the game room-gym it receives a 3 ton unit and the shop gets a 5 ton unit, both 3 phase.

Really wanted 3 phase power for the shop but was afraid it would be cost prohibitive but figured a call to the power company wouldn't cost much. Intial quote from them was over $5,000. Final was $500.00. YUP five-hundred! Honey grab the shovels we got some trenching to do! Woo Hoo the shed gets...

Though the plans called for sheer sheething on just the outside of the front and rear walls, figured since the price dropped on OSB I would do a lil more.