GreenG20t
Member
So it's been a year since we bought the house and the workshop became the catch all for the junk as we had to get out of the old place in a hurry. I live in the Pacific Northwest and this time of year it gets dark at 4pm. I can't stand not having a project and it's driving me and my wife crazy doing projects in the house. I NEED to reclaim my workshop and whip it into the project dream shop it can be. It's got electrical gremlins, leaks water, and has lots of pests, so yall better be ready for some dumb questions but with time It will be a master piece. Sadly it is no longer empty as in the photos so any work will require moving and getting rid of all the accumulated junk.
As you may notice from the photos the workshop predates the house by about 10 years. The previous owner lived in a mobile home on the property and accidentally burned it down with a propane torch while burning weeds around the perimeter.
Some parts of the shop are expertly crafted, while others look like Mickey Mouse himself did the work. You can see in one of the photos it looks like a machine gun was used instead of a nail gun, and in another the power is fed to the shop by a 20amp "Double Male Extension cord", and the power is run on the exterior of the 2x4"s instead of through them. After writting that sentence I just realized it's framed with 2x4"s instead of 2x6"s so you see what I'm working with.
As you may notice from the photos the workshop predates the house by about 10 years. The previous owner lived in a mobile home on the property and accidentally burned it down with a propane torch while burning weeds around the perimeter.
Some parts of the shop are expertly crafted, while others look like Mickey Mouse himself did the work. You can see in one of the photos it looks like a machine gun was used instead of a nail gun, and in another the power is fed to the shop by a 20amp "Double Male Extension cord", and the power is run on the exterior of the 2x4"s instead of through them. After writting that sentence I just realized it's framed with 2x4"s instead of 2x6"s so you see what I'm working with.
