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Amazing build and location! Subscribed.

Thanks Platonic Solid! Just wanted to thank Platonic Solid for his excellent layouts and lighting suggestions. :beer: I used his layout for typical garage from: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4832416&postcount=15 and modified it slightly for my 20x25 double. I used 15ea of...

I have no idea how I missed this thread before. My hat's off to you! You have some serious skills and make it look so darn easy. Amazing shop indeed. Subscribed.

Look great. I like the paint color scheme and the motorcycle lift is cool.

Wow, new shop looks great, and I am looking forward to see how the inside progresses. Honestly the trailer was pretty darn cool too. Allows the shop to go wherever you do.

Office Lighting A little side project today doing a lighting upgrade in the office. The fan was dated, and didn't put off enough light except directly in the center of the room. I installed 4 recessed LED cans and 4 LED trims with 3000K temperature and 1520 lumens. At 25% it is a nice subtle...

Here are a few shots of how the garage looked a few years ago:

Been lurking here for about 13 years with a few posts, but mostly admiring all your awesome garages. Since I am finally done with the bulk of the house projects, it is time to finally turn my attention over to the garage. I'll start with a few pictures of the progress over the years and will...

Anyone know if QuickJack will be having any Back Friday/Cyber Monday deals? I am going to pre-order the BL-6000XLT, but wanted to wait and see if there was any deals coming up.

Re: Rick's Audi Double Rick, just wanted to see if you are still happy with the Quickjack? Thinking about picking up one very soon. I love how you store the hoses, control, and pump, but where are you storing the two lift parts?

I am looking to add a sink to my garage, and am looking for some advise on plumbing the drain. I have already had the water supply lines added, and need to add the drain and p-trap. In the picture you can see the existing washer and laundry sink drains on the other side of the wall. I was hoping...

Love the workbench and upper cabinets. I see your drawing for the tabletop, but can't quite make out total width. I plan on doing 5ea 44" boxes, just like you did along 1 wall. Can you tell me the total length of the bench? Are you doing 1/4" gap between boxes?

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25ft of pipe. It is needed to allow the air to cool so the water vapor can be removed by a fiter.

Yes, copper is the new gold. I just spent ~$600 in copper to plumb my garage for compressed air. I could have done it early this year for ~$200. I looked at garage pak as an alternative, and the piping is half the price of copper, but the fittings are about 2-3 times the price of copper. The...

It is mounted on isolators and I will use a flexible line from the ball valve to the piping. A picture is attached.

Hmm, that doesn't sound good that you were compressor shopping again 2 months later. What didn't you like about the Sears compressor? Haven't used mine yet, but the specs were good, and the price was right on clearance. My only gripe is, it is a little loud (Though it is quite a bit quieter...

I got my Sears 5.5HP 80 gallon compressor wired up and am getting ready to work on plumbing. The first concern I have is the outlet on the compressor is only 1/2 NPT. Is it worth using a adapter fitting into the tank to bump it up to 3/4" NPT into a 3/4" ball valve? I was thinking of running...

Here is pics of the compressor on the trailer It wouldn't fit in the garage on the trailer, so we took the head and motor off, then pulled in the garage. Here it is installed: I used the vibration dampers from Grainger to mount it on. Then some 3/8" concrete anchors to hold the dampers...

Where did the pics go?