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Nice

I haven't figured the cost of a wood bench in awhile. Just curious, with lumber getting higher than a stoner at a Rob Zombie show, what'd that set you back?
 

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I love how the cars keep changing in the pictures. Lol.

Very nice, I am getting ready to do something very similar.
 

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Nice work. I like the overhead tire storage. Are those anchored to the wall, or hanging from the ceiling?
 
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Baketech said:
Looks good Uro....btw, which one of those bikes is your favorite....?

I'm guessing the F2. :D

Those benches look pretty sturdy. I've got a similar one that was made about 110 years ago...it's getting a little rickety nowdays. :headshake
 
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Thanks for the comments guys.

The bike collection has been whittled down to just the yellow one, a 2000 Honda VFR800FI Interceptor and the funny looking tall white one called aTransAlp. I'll keep the TransAlp to my dying day.

Will leave the benches natural, I guess, thats how I always do.

The shelves are hanging from the top chord of the trusses, not the wall. They are 6 foot up (I'm 5' 10") so if I move the benches out I won't bonk my head.

Cost? Too painful to remember, but I know the plywood was about $40/sheet and the studs $4.

I just ordered a lift from Autolifters (M6), delivery in 6-7 weeks, can't wait! I'll get an electrician to redo my lights with nice 8 foot bulbs and quality fixtures and wire the 220 for the lift.


Uro
 
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BTW, heres the garage, the new bench is in the last slot to the right. Upstairs is the wood shop.
 

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UroTrash said:
The bike collection has been whittled down to just the yellow one, a 2000 Honda VFR800FI Interceptor and the funny looking tall white one called aTransAlp. I'll keep the TransAlp to my dying day.

I figured as much.... ;) I have a VFR 800 too, and it's a great bike.... :thumbup:
 

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Uro, I don't know which is more beautiful, your garage or the mountain scenery surrounding it. I would love to retire to a place like that (it wouldn't even need to have a house, just that garage).
 
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Major Ramifications said:
Uro, I don't know which is more beautiful, your garage or the mountain scenery surrounding it. I would love to retire to a place like that (it wouldn't even need to have a house, just that garage).

Now you got me blushing! :):)
 
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