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Very cool the larger panel holder swings out to reveal pockets for even more storage between the studs. You just add over the top of your drywall?

More great ideas. The Grizzley version looks to be very easy to do and will mount on the wall which I have plenty of wall space to use. I would use the area under my bench, but it's already used for paint stuff storage. Keep the ideas coming! All have been great so far.

The old ladder looks to be a super easy solution! I have one that will work for that too. SWEET!

Been searching bowling alley for awhile...nothing in my area yet. Good idea though. I've also made some minor changes. Got rid of the large hot water heater for a smaller point of use unit. Built another section of work table that wraps around the corner and I sunk the sink into it...

hmmm, slight back angle...hadn't thought of that. Thanks! I can't quite do it like you did since my shop is finished with drywall. But I think I can make some brackets no problem. Keep the ideas coming.

I'm looking for ideas to store extra lengths (various lengths) of wood in my woodshop. I know I'm looking for something wall mounted to get it off my floor. Shop is 10x20. Please post up pictures of what you use. Thanks:rocker: Jon

good idea. I'm looking more for the performance of butcher block....would love a nice steel top, but don't have any metal experience at all.

Here's mine. 4 bikes currently. 82 CX500C, 01 SV650, 02 ZRX, 08 ZX-14

Updated pics of the Garagemahal. Many weekends of figuring out where/how to put things, and just using it which has helped the most in getting it sorted. Storage of things has been the biggest issue, but I pretty much got that sorted now. Still have to finish the Blue room as it's become...

sweet looking tool boxes! Nice score.

Picked mine up a couple of weeks ago...love it. Nice to have a solid box that is not overflowing.

screw that...I just broke up the concrete that surrounded a hole formerly known as a pool...6-12" thick with rebar. Took me a total of 12 hrs with a 75lb elec jackhammer. I screwed up my forearms doing it. They still hurt and this was back in March. Hire that **** out from now on. Glad...

very nice!!!! Can't wait to see you outfit the interior.

Re: hot rod garage in the works.38x56 Holy **** Batman! You have some seriously mad skills. Do you even sleep? Are you human?

FANTASTIC BULL! Ever think about finding a salvaged door to put in it instead of the "new" one. Just don't seem to fit the building character IMO. Glad you saved it and brought it back to life. :thumbup:

the floor finish seems to be simple floor paint, it can be scraped off no problem with a scraper. It will be redone at some point, but for now, I'll just try to wear it off. The outside of the garage is green, and having this odd shade inside along with the chocolate brown, it was a bit...

wow, that is some serious diggin there! Looks great though so far.

Thanks all. Here's an update pic on getting everything organized. Picked up the HF 13 drawer tool box today and a Kobalt work bench thing. I don't plan on beating on much there, more of simple work area. I'll build a much sturdier bench that I'll mount my vise to. Still lots of stuff in...

If possible, get some tubes. Mine garage bay has 4 sets of 96" tubes and needless to say...it's bright.:shocking: More light the better IMO.

Love the metal ceiling! Great for reflecting a lot of light. Would have not thought of doing that. Great looking garage. Keep them pics coming.