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My shop has a combined AC / Gas Heater. It works really well. Its 30' x 60' x 18'. It gets 110 plus here in the summer, and down to around 10 some nights in the winter. No humidity though.

You own a pressure pot though? Seems to me like you'll be doing more blasting, especially if you like the way it turns out. The hood and filter will be cheaper than paying someone to do it once. And then you'll be setup, maybe you can make a few bucks doing jobs for others. Regular sand still...

I think I could fill two garages with no problems.

Positive pressure hood. That's what I use. It requires a breathing grade air filter. But then you dont have to where a respirator under your hood. Silica is bad stuff, its worth buying the right equipment.

I've used the backwards wood blade also, works.

Check this out. http://www.rickwrench.com/50dollarpaint.html

I'm Guilty. I've been trying to go up. But then more just fills in below it. Or I'll get organized and then have to find something, and its like an explosion. I'm in a one car garage.

build a shed with it.

I make signs for a living, and I can tell you first hand, that people dont read signs that tell rules or warnings. Or they read them, but dont comprehend them. Either way, the signs ar good ammo. "Didn't you see the sign?" So, what did he break?...

go to your local hardware and check out the spray paint selection. I prefer Krylon. It dries the fastest. Other options would be automotive paint.

Get an old refrigerated semi trailer, and take of the axles, and landing gear. There insulated a little bit. Or shipping containers, but they're cold and dark. Both would be tough, and temporary.

how about a utility trailer, and just put some 4x4's under the hot tub for support. I've moved alot of stuff like this. Latest was a hot rod project that didn't have any axles. I was very careful not to damage it. Just take your time and lift each side enough to get another spacer under it until...

you need to go up. make shelves that your bigger rolling tools can fit under. A storage locker might be in your future.

5 gal buckets, but I have 3 of them, and the whole area is taking control of that region. My new plan is a small 4x8x4 trailer that I picked up for $30. Lives out side and I can dig through it really easy because the whole top comes off.

build some shelves with a ventilated backing around the heater.

If you just paint the drywall with a semi or high gloss paint, you should be able to clean it.

$25 a sq ft. for a steel building is the last I heard, may have gone up a little. That was for concrete too.

they have silent ones for motorcycles too, so you can bust whoever decided it would be ok to sit on your bike.

if your going to be cutting alot of sheets down, look into a panel saw. You can even get a kit to put your circular saw on.

Think that the turbine would have to be on top, further away from the tow vehicle to avoid the turbulence. Youd have to get the ratios right so that the alt would spin in the correct range. The alt woud have to be in an enclosed area, out of the weather, so this would involve either a gearbox...