Jeepjunkys garage... finally

[jeepjunky]

It seems that in all my adult life my garage has always been the last room worked on...meaning it never is fully set up and always looking cruddy. And the functionality is marginally ok at best.
This has been harder than I anticipated. I started on one wall removed all the shelves and stuff, and well piled it on the other walls. When I finally got to the last wall, well I had a mess. At this point I have one last wall and a cabinet to build. Then figure out some long handle tool storage.
Basicly the first picture is some of my clutter to sort through.

 

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Everything off the South wall and East wall, holes filled and painted.

 

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Some of the decor on the wall to follow

 

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Now for the hard part, cleaning the clutter that was getting piled along the North wall. It ***** because stuff started getting shoved back to my "finished " walls.

 

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Now in the midst of this project the weather got cold, and I had to replace the clutch im my jeep. I will post some more pictures tomorrow of some storage I built.

 

[turbowoodworker]

Great start. Thanks for posting. The colors are great.

 

[jeepjunky]

Almost done painting the last wall. Need to build two more shelves. However, I did have a minor set back, my heater died today. If I can finf the receipt, and its less than a year old, it would be under warrantee...if not...guess its time to go shopping.
Im not sure why my pictures are turning sideways when I post?

 

[jeepjunky]

A little more progress today. Hangers for snow shovels and brooms. Also a grease gun holder. Need to work on a way to store my ladder and update some lights.
However, my biggest priority after fixing my heater is to swap out my breaker from a 50a to a 30a. My overheat cut out switch shorted out, but didnt trip the breaker.

 

[jeepjunky]

Ok any ideas how to keep my pictures from turning sideways?

 

[tennesseewj]

Nice work! I have a similar paint scheme in my garage.

I really like that grease gun holder, is it just PVC tube with a cap on one end? My grease gun likes to leak and make a mess so it would be nice to isolate it in it's own storage like that.

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[jeepjunky]

The grease gun holder is a 3" sewer pvc pipe with a cap, and a 1/2" coupling with a plug. Put together with zip ties. I had kept mine in a plastic bag. However it leaked a little and was always messy. I think I have about $6.00 in this.