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It is definitely on the GFCI circuit.

Yes it is an 18v Makita Blower. Part of the LXT series. works great.

Click the link below to see how I did the sink. It works great. http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=147211

The sink is my idea. I have it on another board here on the forum. I wanted it to look like the rest of the garage so I used a spare Seville Cabinet. I can disconnect the pipes and roll it out if needed. Click the link below to see the custom install. I really like the way it came out...

Melts really well. I keep long hoses so I can use it in the driveway.

I have a BMW Z4 and a Corvette C6 that are regulars in there.

[albaran]That is very similar to what I want to do in my 19 x 25 garage. Why did you put the loop edge toward the back wall? My situation would fit 19 tiles and an edge without having to cut the back wall peices. Did yu have to cut all of the back peices?

I used the 12x12 tiles. I think I paid under $2.00 sf and ordered it back when there were a couple of discounts in place. There is a Garage Journal discount that you can get if you call them. Great people willing to help.

The Seville tops are coated from the factory. It still has a good coating on it despite the use prior to making it a sink cabinet. I caulked the sink heavily around the rim to make sure nothing gets through to the bottom.

Here are pics of me Racedeck Floor. The kids helped with the labor. Good time. Love it.

Googled the size I was looking for and ended finding the best deal at Crest Restaurant Supply. It is a Krowne Metal (HS-1419). Pretty expensive, almost $175 but it accomplished what I wanted it to do. There are cheaper ones but I wanted the deep sink which cost a premium.

I wanted/needed a sink in my garage to wash up and misc but didn't want a big tub sink so I came up with the idea to use one my spare rolling Seville cabinets. After taking some measurements I figured a 12"x18" sink should fit and I also found one that was 10" deep which would be deep enough to...

I have used several ideas on this site for my garage. Thanks everyone.