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Looks great. I know all about 'going slow'..... Took me only three years to finish the interior of my shop. Didn't even have to build the building... ;)

Re: The "M" House - Razed and Rebuilt Detached Carriage House/Barn - Start to Finish This is really something. I'm planning a large garage/shop myself. The way you did yours gives me some ideas on how to not (as you said earlier) have a warehouse in the backyard. Fab job!!!

Here's pics of the current state - more or less anyway....

Well.... I am VERY late in showing the status of this now... The shop interior is 'sort of' finished - will it ever be finished? Probably not till I move. :) That being said - I ran 120v and some 240v wires around the perimeter and installed boxes in the overhead for lighting. I also ran a...

I did not have backs installed on my slidelok cabinets. No problems at all with that choice on my part.

I'm of the 'one door' mindset. I like the ability to drive the car (or whatever else) into the middle of the space. It's really a personal choice as either way could be good. It really depends on what you want. There are some other threads on this subject around here if you look... You'll...

That's what I'd do - Having the countertop next to the W/D could be handy as well. You could slide the full height cabinets more to the left it would appear Plus.... On a side note... I'd be curious as to why the fella(s) doing your estimates didn't pick up on this requirement? Keeping open...

Yes - They screw into the studs. The scheme they have designed for their installation I was not confortable with... They have 'feet' about 6" high that fit in holes in the bottom panel There are 'supposed' be only two feet on the bottom near corners by the doors. The cabinet backs are then...

I added the above pics and info.

I'll try tomorrow (Sunday). Right now the cars are tucked away in the garage blocking the views. Edit- Sunday didn't work out... I'll try Monday and go from there. Edit again.... Here are three pics. I have three 'stacks' similar to this one. (Sorry for the mess - I'm still messing around...

I have them in my house garage. I put them together myself (I didn't have their distributor do it). No - They aren't cheap - but they are VERY well made and the fit/finish is top notch. Some sample prices..... P246824 $219.99 S482424 $139.99 S483424 $214.99 I could have sworn I...

Welcome... from the south! (not to far away anyway)

Sharp set-up. Cute little guy too.

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Ditto. Actually - I've passed on buying a home based on that configuration (other things being near equal).

If it is just a matter of replacing the one tool - That's great. But if you have a whole series of tools built on that system, that changes things a bit. I'm kind of in two worlds. I have a 9.6V Makita Ni-Cd set up. Have had it for ~15 years. Finally had to buy a new battery for it a year or...

Considering what you have (quality, strength, size, access) - That price really isn't that bad. Nice job. Now the 'fun' begins. :thumbup:

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Yeah - I know. It made me feel sorry for the tree. That tree never stood a chance between him and getting the car back in shape. :lol:

:bowdown: That's about all I can say. I know what my garage/shop wants to be when it grows up. :thumbup: