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Here is the garage/storage side along with some before and after of the lift. Lift was purchased from a tire shop the had gone out of business. It is a 12K alignment lift with 2 - 6K rolling jacks. We sand blasted, primed and sprayed 3 coats of matching semigloss Urethane automotive paint.

Here are a few pictures walking around the shop.

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Floor coated using Legacy Industrial products. Hellfire and crack filler. The crack filler works fast and neat. Fill the cracks with play sand, apply solution to sand and grind flush in 30 minutes. (After mixing in the applicator bottle you have about 10 minutes to apply or it will set in the...

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Hello, I'm a retired shop (high school/college) teacher. After schools stopped teaching shop I went into maintenance. Thirty plus years ago my wife and I talked it over and decided we would build a shop to "tinker" in when I retired. We decided to start saving and purchasing tools so when the...

Go with Hellfire! I built a 3000 sq. ft. shop in the back yard this past summer. Applied 4 coats of Hellfire. Hellfire is thinner than epoxy. You will want a min. of 3 coats, 4 looks great! It dries from humidity in the air. Took about 1.5-2 hrs between coats to be able to walk on for the next...

I've turned down the shanks on dozens of HSS drills bits over the years. The shanks turn easily. Chuck the drill in a lathe and turn down. Do not try and grind. It will not be straight and slip/wobble in the drill chuck.

I love my Quincy QT-54. It's in another room seperated by an insulated 2x4 wall and fairly quiet. I also use the Motor Guard "TP" filter system on my plasma cutter.

Balusters by code can have no more than a 4" gap between each. This makes it wider than 24'.

I prefer the Milwaukee 18 volt Fuel series. These are brushless and the batteries go a long time between charges. Plenty of power. I bought a combination 1/2" drill w/hammer function and an impact driver. I've had the set since they first hit the market 5 plus years. They've been worked hard...

A bit more depth, use 4,000 psi concrete for the floor. It will give you a better smoother finish and 4" will be adequate for your 4 post lift. Also put 6x6 #10 WWM in the concrete.

High on wall above post. Run conduit high and drop down to control box from box on wall. This way there are no cords to trip over or duck under.

Try this place I buy a lot here. castercity.com

Perhaps you could use an aluminum threshold and a door sweep. The thresholds come in varying thicknesses and the sweep will seal the small gap. This works better for larger gaps.

Fresh air/ventilation or not CO builds up in your system. While the doors open will provide fresh air and dilute the CO. Over relatively short time CO will continue to build in your system and slowly **** the life out of you or other occupants. CO does not leave your system as fast as it enters...

Question. Why does one need a "hot water heater"? If the water is already hot why heat it? Its called a water heater!