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I guess another option is 4x8 sheets of FPR. Bit pricey, but light https://www.homedepot.com/p/Glasliner-0-090-in-x-4-ft-x-8-ft-White-FRP-Decorative-Wall-Paneling-1-Pack-MFTF12IXA480009600/100389836

Good idea. Maybe just paint the cabinets and install some trim and baseboards. Yes, the white insulation definitely makes it nice and bright. Wouldn't want to lose that

My shop is very functional, purpose built and well used. now almost 10 yrs in, I want to start making it look a little.... "less budget". Currently the interior is all Vinyl faced Insulation, Cabinets are 80s laminated hardwood. Im thinking about Sheetrock and painting the cabinets. Anyone have...

Installed a Tesla charger. 6/3mc is like a million Dollars a foot now, so I ran 6ga thhn in conduit for about 100 bucks

At like 98% on the lean-to So happy with the way it's coming out Will need the flashing between the wall and the roof and some up-shooting wall lights

I built this 22x15' pavilion last year for the house side of the backyard. All old cypress, rough cut 8x8 and 4x10s. The lean to will be identical, except in the 40x10' lean to format

Getting close to finishing our backyard project, part of that was redoing the fence that attaches to the shop and now building a large lean-to porch on the yard side of the shop to match the heavy wood pavilion I built for the house

Disappointing most of my pictures disappeared. I went back through a fixed some, I'll continue to try to replace them. Anyway, the shop is still doing great, lots of updates coming soon. I built a lean-to on one side for a boat, came out perfect, however i wish i paved it with cement and not...

I built a pressure washing setup for car washing. The goal was to make a it easy and quick, but also removable for when i need to use it for other tasks. All the hose connections and pressure washing lines are installed with quick disconnects. Works great, so pleased.

I dont have room, nor can I afford an alignment rack, So i opted for the tenhulzen alignment plates. I found even using a little grease between two linoleum tiles, I could move the wheels by hand and was able to get my e55 to spec finally. Its still tedious, my plan is to build some stands so i...

I also finished the m1009 "restomod".

Thanks, it was a lot more work than I anticipated, but I was happy with the results, plus it paid for the chinese ones, so i cant complain.

Weird, how about now?

Couple Updates. I really haven't done any changes to the building, its functioning as intended. I have wanted a tire machine for a while. Every time I hesitated, the next month I end up having to go to discount for a set of tires. So I found a Coats 7060ex on CL, pretty poor shape. Literally...

Awesome! Good luck. Let me know if I can help

I know i am bringing this thread up from the dead, but I hate when your searching the net for an answer in a thread like this only to find it there was no follow up lol. The top bearing is a 6210 2rs (its labeled just as a rs buts there are two seals) The bottom bearing is a 6208 2rs The...

It's possible they went out of business. I think i heard a while back they stopped doing buildings and switched to just sheds.

Also made a paint booth on the cheap lol. I simple ran strings from the back on the garage door rails to the wall as well as across the back. I then draped plastic sheeting over the rails/string, added form fans and filters. Not bad for less then $50.

A couple changes over the past few years. The 8 drop lights even with 100w bulbs was just not enough light. I bought 8, 48" double LED tube lights from lowes and put 4 on each side to start. Its now 5x brighter and since the light it at a diagonal, its seems to light up projects very well. I...

The insulation came with sticky tabs, so for the most part, it literally is taped to the walls. For the ceiling however, I had to run one inch nylon strips (similar to the straps on a backpack). Every four feet to support the weight of the insulation. I also used 3M contact cement in some...