Recently completed small shop

[1977c10chevy]

Small shop I put together on what space I had to work with. Hope that my next place will have more room so that I can put up a 30’x40’. For now this will have to do.

 

[LeeG]

Nicely done. Going from nothing to anything is a huge step. Everything after that is just gravy.

I like the window bars.

 

[captain14]

Nice size. 16x24? It’s yours so that the best kind.

What are you going to work on inside?


So tell us about the spider web designs on the windows.

Are you holding out on the photos of the 77 C10?

 

[CraigStu]

Very, very nicely done.

 

[chickenfarmer]

Nice shop, those spiderwebs are fantastic!

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[Sleepchamber]

Very cool!

 

[nadogail]

May you enjoy your shop in good health.

 

[Jeff Ivers]

Like the shelf brackets!

 

[infinkc]

nice, did you make the shelf brackets and window bars yourself?

 

[Superwilly]

Man, that's a super sharp looking building! Really appreciate the character of the build.

 

[kaymccampbell]

What you've got doesn't exactly ****. Nice job.

 

[Dan in Pasadena]

Someone is a BIG perfectionist! SO nicely done. Congrats!!

 

[Crabman]

Wow, looks really great, congrats!

 

[1977c10chevy]

The building is just 14’x20’. This was all the space I had to work with on my city lot. I built the shop so that I would have more space to work on the 77” Chevy short wide. But I got derailed right away when I was given a 1928 Monitor Top refrigerator. Had to restore it so that I would have cold beer in my shop. The window bars are just 3/8” rebar welded to a 1/2” rebar frame.

 

[1977c10chevy]

Thank you very much! I really do appreciate everything I’ve got.

 

[1977c10chevy]

nice, did you make the shelf brackets and window bars yourself?

Yes I did out of 3/8” rebar welded to a 1/2” rebar frame

 

[1977c10chevy]

nice, did you make the shelf brackets and window bars yourself?

Yes, I also made the shelf brackets myself. Had some old piston rods kicking around and put them to use. The shelf’s are made from Alaska Yellow Cedar that a friend gave me in Petersburg Alaska.

 

[555]

Very nice!

 

[MileHighRover]

Too nice to work in. Now you have to build another shop.