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Salutations from Indiana

cburnscrx

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Just joined this forum when looking for some tool chest reviews. Great place you got here, happy I joined and I hope to learn from everyone.

I have a small 2 car garage that I hope will be a one car garage with some version of a shop the other side. I have way too many tools for the space, but with some good ideas and advice, maybe I can make it work.

Just a little background...I do not work in the skilled trades, but have worked maintenance jobs in the past at small factories and whatnot. I have also bid out a couple of small jobs like building benches for dressing rooms, remodeling a bathroom, renovating a rehearsal hall, and drywalling and carpeting an office. I also do car maintenance for myself and have been paid by strangers to do body work and repair their cars. I have some skills but I am far, far from a professional in either area. I hope to learn from those of you who are. I've already read a bunch of posts and some of the people are so, so talented!

The big things going on now are organizing my garage/shop and basically gutting a house I am living in...by gutting I mean moving the kitchen to a different part of the house, replacing all the flooring, gutting 3 bathrooms, and eliminating a landing/office from the second floor. I've already put in new doors, and 3 new windows, not to mention repairing a big section of the cedar siding. I may have bitten off more than I can chew since I am flying solo on this project!

Well, glad to be here and here goes nothing.
 
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ConCretin

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Welcome to GJ cburnscrx. Sounds like you have a lot of work ahead of you. Tackle one project at a time, make sure you have the proper tools and take your time. Finish each project before moving on to the next. You'll be done before you know it. Wow, that sounds like good advice, wish I'd followed it
 
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cburnscrx

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Welcome to GJ cburnscrx. Sounds like you have a lot of work ahead of you. Tackle one project at a time, make sure you have the proper tools and take your time. Finish each project before moving on to the next. You'll be done before you know it. Wow, that sounds like good advice, wish I'd followed it

Yep, great advice, wish I'd followed it too. I bought this house about 15 months ago, and it's been one thing after another... I have no kitchen...you'd be amazed what you can cook with a toaster oven, microwave and electric skillet. Who needs a kitchen?
 
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