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Very Cool, Amrjon! Just remember the 1st rule of storage...your stuff will expand to fill all available space.

Are those top drawers difficult to access? It looks like the couple at the far end will hit the door rail before they are fully open...am I seeing it correctly or is the angle of the picture off?:headscrat

Subscribed! This looks like it will be an epic build. Can't wait for more pictures.

I have been following this thread since Day 1 and continue to be blown away! Keep up the great work! :bowdown:

Congratulations!!! It's great to hear that everyone is doing great and that newest Fan Club member is just too cute. I have to second the motion set forth by Ompha regarding the "Squadron" picture...that would be awesome:thumbup:

It has been almost 2 months since your last update. How's the family and the shop?

Tapestries are the norm for castles such as this...;)

Do you ever work with SeaBees over there or is it all just Army? I was in Al Anbar, Iraq with SeaBees in '06-'07 and the shop we had was very similar to yours. Thanks for taking care of the troops and keep your head down!

Re: Of septic tanks and dishwashers. Is there room for an island? My parents have a range top in their island and their layout is similar to what I see here.

That is one bad-*** bow-tie!

Happy Birthday, FBF!! And here's to many more... :beer:

Subscribed. I'm guessing that your airstrip is somewhere in the dirt field toward the bottom of your first picture?

So Tlag, what did you decide? I just picked up a five-drawer file cabinet from the neighbor that's moving and I would like to paint it to match my Craftsman roll-away. Can I get a decent paintjob with a rattle can?

Over here in Kitsap county, we are allowed to build a shed up to 300 s.f. without a permit. We still have to follow the setbacks and covenets. I have been very impressed with your level of detail. The theme for my build (6 or 7 years ago) was "It's only a shed." It won't win any awards for...

The lift looks great and the whole shop is turning out awesome! I just have a couple little questions about the lift: 1. Are you worried about it moving and will bolt it down later? Or is it stable enough to not worry about? 2. How close to the closed garage door do your ramps come when the...

Very Nice! Clean, Organized and the right colors...GO BIG RED!!!:thumbup:

Wow, that panel looks great!! As a former Naval Electrician, I can appreciate good wiring. I can also tell when the electrician is a little OCD...which is a good thing in this case.

I'm in the same boat...er trailer...uh whatever. My camper is about the same length as your's and I was looking at a building about 24x36 with a 14' eave; one door (10x12) for the trailer and another (8x7) for my truck. What I'm wondering is if a pole barn would be better or a framed building...

Looks Great! I will soon be building a garage of slightly different proportion for much the same purpose, i.e. housing a camper. What are the dimensions for your 5th wheel's door? I have a bumper-pull model so I won't need the same height that you have, but the width should be the same...

I'd love to have a T-shirt (XL). Any way you could add the rest of the graphics from the top of this page?