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I need for this to find a good home. Make me an offer and come and get it. I'm in High Point, NC. Thanks!

I have for sale a Red Star 40A Radial Arm Saw for sale. It is 220v single phase. Great vintage rebuild project. I'm hoping to find it a good home.

Neat Stuff!

Re: Hangar Living + Garage + Shop I second that! I've never had too much light.

Hitch thanks for the info. Those Big *** Fans are nice but they are a bit pricey!

Hitch what brand fans did you use in the garage?

Are you not planning to have water or a bathroom in your building?

I'm finishing up a 30x56. I have a 10' wide porch on one side. It has a full kitchen, and bath and completely finished with drywall. It also has a forced air HVAC in the living half and a mini split in the shop side. I contracted it myself and it has run just a little over $65 a sq ft.

Did you build the miter saw cabinet also? I would like to build one. Any changes you would recommend?

Great Looking Shop! What did you use on the floors?

Sears had a large if not the largest distribution center in Greensboro, NC. In their catalog they also sold an all steel house kit. There is one in Greensboro on Lawndale Ave not far from the distribution center building.

You can put two HVAC systems in to achieve the separation. I'm building a 30'x56' with about half of it people area. I put conventional forced air heat pump in the people area and a mini split in the shop area. I also insulated the wall between the two areas.

Hey Rabbit. I'm wiring my shop as we speak. I know I tend to be on the over kill side. But as I see it it's just a few more feet of wire and a few more circuit breakers. I'm putting two or three outlets per circuit. That way most every other outlet is on a different circuit.

Congratulations!

Can you use metal like some of the other guys have on the ceilings?

Hey GregD can we get an update on your project?

Great Shop!

Smalltown the blue tool is for cutting slotted angle (metal lumber). Here is an example. http://akflow.com/index.cfm?mf=browse.showPart&partClassID=3916&PName=Slotted%20Angle It works like a shear. It's made to set on the floor. You open it up, slid your piece of material in and push down...

Do you have any pictures of what it looked like back in the day?

With model airplanes you would use silk yes as in silk fabric to cover the airframe. The dope would attach the fabric to the airframe, shrink the silk so you would get a drum tight covering, and also make the silk fabric stiff. The smell is from the dope. It has the ability if not used in a...