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Found something new and cost effective for my budget of nothing!

How did I miss this thread, awesome job!!

Oh I could mis use one of those rather nicely!! ��

Looks like it's going to be a healthy sized table!!

Like most other paint projects, the quality of cleaning the product being painted affects the finished look.

Looking good, what's the 'lean to' area going to be used for? If I may ask.

You just bought my dream space, it's nice that it has a house attached to it also.

Wonder what it would take to make a new batch to original specs of course.

I'm for the plan it out and get quotes from local yards idea, or you might be able to get a couple contractors out to give you estimates on what you want. The decent ones will give you a breakdown list on work and materials.

Would you be able to get a new set of ramps and get them cut to fit your application??

I'm kinda in the same boat as you in opening up a shop. I would like to go with at least a 4bay set up for mine. My issue is my current area is loaded with places looking for your business. And everything as far as existing sites are WAY overpriced for what they offer.

That top box is about $500-600 if memory serves right.

Cheap and easy, looks like my next project.

That looks like the vise I have in the garage that I inherited from the previous owner, except mine is black

As a mechanic with ADD, brown tape is your friend!! Use it as markers for stuff that still needs to be done, leave yourself lists on it hanging from what your working on. Once you get into the habit of doing certain jobs it will come second nature to triple check what you have worked on.

I would say to go with a 12ft wall height if possible, that would give you more breathing room up top. I'm saying all of this based on the pic I have in my head though, just so you know.

Ground down the head of a weed whacker because I forgot to put the plastic cap back on. Don't gave any thinner line so it's off to Sears in the morning.

Nice looking job!!

Stupid question, why the need for a dry well??

From what I can tell, the inner part will need some work also. How much I have no idea yet as I'm still not to the point of tearing into it yet. Thank you for giving me another place to look for tips and info!