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Looks great! The last workbench (20' long x 2' deep) I built in my old shop consisted of 3 1/4" back to back unistrut for a framework , 1 1/4" tongue and groove plywood on top with 1/2" white poly for a final surface. It was all free from work. But it was indestructable and cleaned up super...

Thanks, I'll tell the wife......I'm sure she'll know what we're referring to. lol - - - Updated - - - That would be a sweet set up with the extra drawers. I've got a solution.....remove the casters and then I could see in the top drawers!!! I would like to someday get a side box though...

Ok, so this is simply a sharing post for me because I'm pretty stoked about the deal I scored on this new top and bottom tool chest. I went into Sears the other day and while walking past the tool chests I saw this one with some sale signs on it. I was perplexed being the prices didn't make much...

Many good suggestions here. As far as the size, take serious consideration to it. I'd seriously consider building one that is 30' deep minimum. Think about this, when your car is in there it takes up usually 16-17' in length, then you have a workbench in the front or tool box that could take up...

Here's 1 your wives will appreciate! I bought a 40' shipping container & dropped it on my property for immediate, dry and secure storage. This thing is awesome despite her incredible dislike of it. lol

I helped by buddy out a few times in his shops. Built him a couple lofts and put shelving units up there for organizing, built pull/drop down shelves or platforms too. If at all possible like someone else suggested I would build or buy a shed for lawn equipment and non auto related stuff. By...

Very cool, many of us are jealous!

You mentioned the efficency of the floor heat. Is it electric strips or water/antifreeze with a boiler? If it has a boiler what source heats the water (electric rod, gas, or wood)? We've been toying with my buddies in floor heat system. House came with electric boiler but we're plumbing the...

I think insulating the door is a must for sure. We used many different heaters in a buddy's garage but he bought a used gravity fed pellet burning heater/stove off craigslist for CHEAP. It used NO electricity to run which is nice and makes it portable and if needed he places a small fan by it do...

Well my buddy had an issue where he needed a compressor immediately and couldn't tap into the house either (old small 100 amp panel already taxed with house stuff & long ways from shop) so he bought a gas powered compressor off craigslist. Thought he was crazy at first but it really does the...