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This project is pretty much a continuation of my other thread where I detailed the build of the utility closet in my garage:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22763
There was already a drain in my garage for the emergency overflow for the floor heat boiler. I saw this right away when I was looking at buying the place and started thinking about the possibilities.
Here is a link to the entire album:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lucasdotcom/GarageSink#
I still need to get a towel holder and few other little things. The biggest thing that I need to do is clean everything up again; sawdust, PVC dust, dirt, and varnish are pretty much covering 95% of the garage right now. I’ll take a few more pictures and add them to the album once I get everything cleaned up. I learned a lot of different stuff on this project. Nothing was really that hard. Plumbing the drain was a bit of a pain because I had to deal with all of the floor heat tubing, but it turned out OK. Making the drawer was a little tough; it didn’t fit right initially, but I was able to massage it with the table saw. Oh yeah! The big hole under the counter on the right had side is properly sized for a fridge that I can get at Menards or a “beverage center” that I can get at a few different places.
Lucas
After getting the closet finished up I bought all of the supplies for the garage sink.
Here is the cabinet taking shape:
Making the doors:
Done and ready for finishing:
Varnishing:
Varnishing and edge banding done:
Plumbing the drain:
Plumbing the supply lines:
Putting everything back together:
Here are the final pictures after cleaning up:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22763
There was already a drain in my garage for the emergency overflow for the floor heat boiler. I saw this right away when I was looking at buying the place and started thinking about the possibilities.
Here is a link to the entire album:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lucasdotcom/GarageSink#
I still need to get a towel holder and few other little things. The biggest thing that I need to do is clean everything up again; sawdust, PVC dust, dirt, and varnish are pretty much covering 95% of the garage right now. I’ll take a few more pictures and add them to the album once I get everything cleaned up. I learned a lot of different stuff on this project. Nothing was really that hard. Plumbing the drain was a bit of a pain because I had to deal with all of the floor heat tubing, but it turned out OK. Making the drawer was a little tough; it didn’t fit right initially, but I was able to massage it with the table saw. Oh yeah! The big hole under the counter on the right had side is properly sized for a fridge that I can get at Menards or a “beverage center” that I can get at a few different places.
Lucas
After getting the closet finished up I bought all of the supplies for the garage sink.
Here is the cabinet taking shape:
Making the doors:
Done and ready for finishing:
Varnishing:
Varnishing and edge banding done:
Plumbing the drain:
Plumbing the supply lines:
Putting everything back together:
Here are the final pictures after cleaning up:
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Is the opening on the right side for a small fridge?
