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I'm only gonna say one thing, IT AIN'T BIG ENOUGH !!!

I'm not in an area that is really cold in the winter, but I have a 40 x 30 with the insulation as you describe. over the rafters then the metal sheets. 2x6 rafters spaced at 2ft centers with r19 batts w/vaper barrier. It was built in 2008 as a shell and I have done everything else. So far no...

When I built mine I had the electrician run all the basic wiring before insulating, then install surface mount box so addons could be run through conduit.

I so glad that I joined this forum, HELL they go shopping for you, thank you Ryan.

The picture of the part that you are holding in your hand is not part of the tool box, but is a tool to change grinding rocks on a small air grinder. Used to have to use them daily when I was still welding a lot.

best tip I can give you is forget asphalt and pay for concrete driveway. make sure they put in steel reinforcement, and it will last longer than you. put in asphalt and you will be doing forever

if it quits turning, you can clean the holes in the nozzles, probably just trash in them. ask me how I know

if it's a sidewalk then it should be county or city problem, you can solve it with a phone call

Unless you really want to diy this, you might want to check some plating companies near you they can work wonders with some of the old metalic parts that need reworked. Pauls Crome Plating is one that a lot of car restorers use, while not cheap they do amazing work

Slides are usually made for a certain weight the more weight you put in the drawer will determine how many slides you need :pimpflash

That ancient looking tool is actually called a mule :pimpflash

Check out you tube for Ideas, there are hundreds of videos of people showing off what they built

I think the first thing I did would be to mount that vice, before it falls on your little pinky toes. Why does everyone take pictures of their bare feet in the garage. Think how bad that would hurt if you bumped that vice while looking through your phone!!!:lol_hitti

I have a 3.5 t heatpump in my 30x40 garage shop in Texas we aren't allowed anything mini here.:lol_hitti

i just insulated the rafters on my 10 ft. ceilings and put plywood over the insulation all the way to the peak. When I installed my 3.5t heat-pump it is in the conditioned space. It's been this way for about 2 years now and It is working out well. My garage is a 30x40x10 so I assume your is...

If your garage looks like your avatar,you didn't cheap out on looks, so why cheap out on comfort. It looks like an entertainment area to me, the more people in the space the more cooling it's going to take. My garage is 30x40 with ten ft. walls and I put a 31/2 T heat pump in it. winter time...

Wow for a minute there I thought I was on one of those women looking for men semi **** sites. :lol_hitti

Pine trees needd to die anyway,all they do is clog everything with those disgusting needles :lol_hitti

don't they make a metal threshold to take care of that situation

I missed it, but I don't wake up that early, and I can't control the key board without at least one cuppajoe!