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Mine are standing on the wall footing, and pegged to the wall using an 'L' bracket. Cheers, Bruce

I assume there are numerous 'lefties' on CJ. Do you have the same problems that I experience when it comes to power tools? For example. I have a B & D jigsaw that has a 'continous-power-on' button on the left side of the handle. I must take extra care that my palm does not indent the button...

'lefties' and power tools I assume there are some left-handed members of GJ. What problems have you experienced using power tools? I know I have to be super careful. As an example, my B&D jigsaw has the 'lock-on' button on the left side of the handle. Whenever I use it, I must take extra care...

My attached garage has a 14 X 8 custom built Coplay. Designed so the lift motor/drive track is offset allowing me to have a four post lift with no issues when opening the door. In addition, the exterior door panels are the same theme as the gable end of the garage. My garage is 20.5' X 24.5' X...

Not really old, but new to me. A definate connection between the tin sign and the neon. Cheers, Bruce

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Ohhhh man, that MGB is gonna pay the price for life under a E Type. No need for wax when you have oil It's OK; the 'E' has diapers! Cheers, Bruce

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Added some more garage '****'. Stop sign, Pirelli light, and Jag logo. More to come this week, then I am finished. Cheers, Bruce

New to me, but recently old: CL purchase today. Two sided: 3' X 1' X .5'. Works, and came in original box. "Union Made in USA sticker on interior, and date of manufacture: '1997'. Replaced black electric wire with white, so as to hide it when I mount it off of the ceiling tomorrow. Cheers, Bruce

Here's mine. Took some work to refurbish as a PO cut the leads to each light. Hardly anything to attach new wires to. The amber was incandescent, so no problem accessing the socket. I carefully drilled a small hole into the back of the green to discover an LED array. Drilled a larger hole to...

Small garage = small benches! The shorter one on the right has a 'quick-remove' top to expose a steel surface for the occasional pounding session. Cheers, Bruce

If you are referring to plywood; no. Cedar planks that are 5 1/2" wide. Cheers, Bruce

Is this what you have in mind? Cedar siding. Cheers, Bruce

Another garage lift shot. Mine is 20.5 feet wide X 24 feet deep. I have no problems parking my daily driver; and my garage is at a right angle in terms of the driveway. The lift is one of the 'offshore' makes; purchased from Can-Am Auto Lifts, a local supplier. Cheers, Bruce

The outside of my recently built two-car attached. Cheers, Bruce

Flooring is RaceDeck.

My recent 26 X 21 addition.

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Had a an open carport for some 37 years. Early 2011, hired an architect, got plans, revised, board of variance issues, umpteen upgrades required with regard to sewage, and drainage, interior plumbing etc. Project went ahead, SWMPO got her en-suite and walk-in closet. I got a 26 X 21 attached...

FleaDog: Pics are not being posted. I have a Coplay door, installed last July, and no problems with the seal. Give us some more details. Cheers, RB

I have a similar situation. I my case, I am parking three cars in an essentially two car garage. One Brit toy is reversed in, and through two 'three-point' turns, it ends up parked parallel to the rear wall. The other Brit toy is manouevered, through a series of similar, but less drastic turns...