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That's a shed! Go 32'X32' 10/12 roof with spread web trusses. 10'h x 12w doors. If you have to go single bay 24'x32' is min. JMHO.

Givers have to set boundaries, because takers have none!

I meant doing it before. I thought it would remove whatever it was that caused your fisheye type problem. But I guess it didn't if you already did the black pad thing. I just know when I did it I was surprised how much sludge it produced. I had a buffing unit that had a water tank on it and...

I would have gone over it with a black pad on a floor polisher. They are great for removing just a skim off the top.

If it is mold, I doubt it is black mold ( the dangerous stuff) black mold needs a constant supply of water like a leaky pipe to grow. Bleach it and be done.

Buy an engine hoist. they are cheap and very handy to have around.

Pour a 4" cap with lots of rebar and be done.

Yeah Jim, just leave it! But don't forget your money tree! Not sure they grow those in AZ.

These things are awesome, I have all my walls covered with them. The 20" works great for a 24" shelf (half sheet of particle board.) The 13" for a 1/3 sheet (16".)...

Watch this video! it will give you some ideas on how to function in a small space.

I think you could easily get a similar look using a plywood base. Granted, it would be quite a bit thicker because of the plywood core and also having to build the covering on both front and back. I think it would look great if you put a proper cap around it. Also, it would be stronger than the...

That's what my grandpa used to say " Figure the biggest size shop you need, then double it, and you will almost be big enough!"

I use this stuff. Very grippy! Got mine at Walmart many moons ago. The stuff I got was 20" wide.

Very cool space you have created!

Also, I don't know how I lived without this wonderful creature! I can lift 10' in my 12' ceilings.

These things are awesome, I have all my walls covered with them. The 20" works great for a 24" shelf (half sheet of particle board.) The 13" for a 1/3 sheet (16".)...

Seal and insulate the furnace room from both house and shop. Vent the room to the outside. Both furnace and water heater should be fine drawing combustion air from the room if it is vented. If you are getting smells from the furnace it is because your return air is not sealed good and it is...

Muriatic acid/Hydrochloric acid removes Galvanize/zinc nicely. Just don't do it indoors. Stinky orange fumes!

+1 on the pictures. I did it, and use them all the time. Also, I ran a smurf tube in to my router area. I thought the fiber guy was going to kiss me (he'd been in attics all day.)

Curious, did you find some stuff?