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I try to go with the rule of temporary can become almost permanent and every time I save ten dollars it seems to cost me a hundred later or I am unhappy when I have to live with what I have and it is not right .

If I was to build a 14x28 I would consider one with the barn type hip roof. I sure wish I had thought of it before I built my paintshop. All that space in the loft and I find them visualy nice. You can add a implemt storing type roof on one side and it looks good also. Hugh

Has the car you are going to restore got rust issues and has it lost its strucktual integraty. I tow mine around the claim here with my old tow truck and move between the two shops. It is more than most want but you could look at the picture and it is different than most. For a lark you could...

I use mine all the time. Goes great with a sisior jack for brake work and doing body repairs on the lower portions using the sisior jack. I have a recycled tire rubber ramps that give a eight inch lift and I use them constantley for doing quick detail work on the front of cars. The stool goes...

Why not sell the two you have and get 1 unit that will do the job. I see complete second hand unites for sale that the owners want to upgrade to even bigger . Hugh.

My son is a climber of sorts as he loves to go to Smiths rock in Origon and the red rocks outside Vegas. He lives beside the Chief in Squamish BC. Following him around has given me a complete new respect for rock climbing. A problem we get is to much stuff and try to maintain it all which...

Instal an exaughst fan under your work bench and also your welding bench. Have an opening for fresh air to come in on the other side of your shop or a hole with a filter in the cieling is very good with a filter in it.. Air in and Air out. Use a sealed motor. Knew of a fellow that tried to...

On running air lines in the shop if can run the line the longest way around the shop to your user piont. If you can have the line full circle that is also better. Run copper lines as it will allow for heat disapation and you will have less water problems. If you look up on the net for paint shop...

You should run a minimum of three quarter inch diameter copper pipe. That is so you can use HVLP equipment. The line should run up and across to the shop. You should have the line so that it is sloped back to the compressor and a drain valve for water where your flex hose is to the comressor...

Yo that is a shop. I am already thinking where to put stuff and stuff and what will go where. Right on.

Drywall for fire protection and finish it and paint it and when it looks good you will be a little more carefull. It is totaly unreal as to the amout of light difference after the shop is painted. Painting before you move in Is the least spent and best spent cash in a shop.

Look at the Devilbus web site. They are made in Ontario. They call them Devon now I believe. I have three Devilbus compressors. They are each five horse. They are not cheap the good one. Get a two stage if possible. A good compressor will last a lifetime with proper matience. My dad still...

Thank you for the comeback's guys. I have had a lot of fun along the way on a lot of different things. There is so much out there now in the knowlege end of things. Working on the new and the old I have seen a lot of changes and the improvements in the automobile. I am luckey in that I get to...

For a shop of your size I would get a oil over electric heater and plug it in. They look like the old hot water radiant heaters. A lot of woodworking fellows use them as they are safe from fire and explosion.

A USA warship was in our harbour and it created a lot of havock with the same type of thing. It was in Vancover BC Canada.

I rebuild Rangers and this 2000 Ranger did not have air condition and the better half needed a trans for her Ranger so we scrapped the ranger and it had a full tank of gas. We just lifted the body right off and it become a parts inventory. Hard to get my stuff in the shop and I do like to work...

Hello all. I am in Prince George BC Canada. I have done autobody repair most of my workiing career. I am fify-nine. I work in a small homebased shop. If you want to look around my place there are pictures on Webshots and that will tell what I am more than anything. The site is...

It would be better with nine foot wide doors and be able to drive straight in. Trailers are 8.6 feet wide. You only have sixteen feet long of usable with walls and bench. With the AC you do not want to add moisture inside the building. You should have good roof vents to create good air flow...

If your garage is all closed up and you light a fire it will consume the oxygen so you must have a way of fresh air to come in to replace the oxygen. Open flame radiant heaters on propane tanks cousume a fair bit of oxygen in an enclosed enviroment.

Any stove that takes the combustion air from the shop is just waiting to go bang. Any heater that draws air through and blows out warm air realy makes for dust and dirt to get in to everywhere including your lungs not to metion the fact that any solvent fumes or dust can be ignited. For shops...