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I actually have more stuff than I would need. I mean there is ultimate, and then there is excessive! I know this is is GJ and everything is in excess but just trying to see if there are any ideas on something else to do with stuff like this outside of the obvious.

Took this 16 foot long conference table that my GF's work was throwing out and turned it into a smaller counter height table.

So I have a **** load of Lynx Grills storage equipment. A bunch of nice drawers and cabinet door/drawer combos. Debating on building a full stainless workbench/storage of just selling but I know I won't get a good price for any of it. Seems kind of frivolous to make a workbench using $4k worth...

Sounds about right, junior high school. The other cool one/connection is my brother got my Dad's wood working bench (the big wooden ones with the various vices and dog holes). My brother uses it all the time to build guitars. I saw it this weekend when I was visiting him and that reminded me of...

Here is my 79-001 that was my Dad's. Me and my Dad worked on many a project as a kid on that thing. Whenever I open and close it up, it still has the squeaky sounds that I remember.

Something to keep in mind if it's a concern, your neighbors are going to love this...unless they are far away. So you may want to enclose it and ad some sound proofing. I have a similar compressor in my garage an I know it's pretty loud.

For your cable railing, is there a specific kit that you bought or just piece by piece put the set together? Looks great!

With a building that big, why don't you just have it engineered and designed by a professional.

I think you are low at $50K. I am in Kalifornia and mine was built in 2019. So although my prices may have been higher back then, they are for sure higher now. My 40X60X20, grading, concrete, building, installation...was nearly mid 100's. Add additional soils reports, grading plans, permits and...

Here is my reply to another post showing the picture of the center footing for a post for my mezzanine. Every corner or my building had some pretty big footings. Seems like mezzanine talk is all the rage lately. :ROFLMAO...

LOL...yeah...I have no idea what any of that means but perhaps it's helpful to you. Not sure how much cheaper it would have been to engineer it for less of a load, but my building guy was always recommending to design bigger than you think. Even the roof loads were much higher than normal...

Here is the section of wording from the plans. The application of mezzanine loads different from those described below could void warranties and certifications as they apply to the material supplied by manufacturer. Dead Load 11.0 psf (included Cee joists and beams) Live Load...

When I did my building it was designed to have the mezzanine in it from the beginning. So the entire plan including concrete and all were taken into consideration. I always thought that the concrete footing was interesting because at the end with the mezzanine there was a large and deep section...

Here is my 40X60X20 with one support in the center end of the mezzanine. I would imagine if they made that i-beam bigger they could have eliminate the post but it does seem like a pretty long stretch to not have one.

Been using this one/

Any thoughts on a set like this? Although I'm sure not the best quality, for the occasional use it has a lot of the same sizes that you typically go through. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09N6Q7W59/?tag=atomicindus08-20

FYI... That same question was on the form when I had an MRI done and I asked the same thing and got the same answer. (edit) They also said within the last 30 days.

Free pickup or just pay for shipping. Oil and cabin air filters for 2016 Mercedes C450 AMG. May fit others...don't know.

This was all done with a can. I just did a quick sand, black Dupli-color gloss black, then a 2K clear coat. Dried about a week then sanded with 2000 then 3000 then polished. I don't think I'd do it again on a car that way but your project seems like a good candidate for that method.

Another good thing for cheap shelving is old office furniture shelving. I've scavenged probably about 20 pieces for free. They are usually pretty deep but maybe 3' wide at the most but they are strong.