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I was out near a big Amish community last weekend and those folks ride them everywhere. It was freezing outside with the roads covered in snow and I saw a lot more e-bikes than I did buggies.

Just bought my first house with a “two car garage” you all give me something to dream about.

We have a 32x48 shop. The absolute best thing we ever did for our shop was put a ceiling in it with R19. Never gets below freezing and it warms up to 50 real quick on the coldest days. OSB walls with R13 behind them and it’s very comfortable to work in. Can’t help with your lay out though.

Lumber should be coming back down soon. At this point it’s just up because folks will pay it.

These other guys most likely have it figured out. I kinda of ended up working as a appliance repair guy for roughly three years with zero formal training. YouTube and google helped me out a lot.

Mineral spirits work good and I never had them tear up a brush.

I used to paint apartments after people moved out. The tips others have given are great but at the end of the day washing out a brush isn’t rocket science. Clean it out until the water coming off is clear then give it a few good wacks and let it dry.

LOL I love the attitudes here. Let’s see them jackstands

Got any better pictures of the framing of the building? Looks to my like you have a standard metal building insulation with the wmpvr facing. Likely an r13 or r19.

We have a furnace that runs off natural gas in our garage. Picked it up on Craigslist for a couple hundererd. We furred our the walls with 2x4 and threw in r13. Then we hung a suspended ceiling with r19 above it. Here in Ohio it has gotten down into the single digits and never had an issue...

I know a lot of guys that say harbor freight tools are good for what they are. Heck we use a ton of the hand tools and random crap at work. But when your building your 4000 small block is a cheap torque wrench something you want to Gamble on. It's a very important tool so spend the money and...

My friend has a boat a rzr a motorcycle a truck and a car and a one car garage and car port. I've done just about all there is to do to a vehicle while laying on a gravel driveway.

Right now I'm not in any position to buy property and build. My friend is kicking around that idea and mentioned it to me but I'm not a big fan of making a huge move like that with a friend. We are great friends and have loaned each other money in the past but I have seen friends go into...

My friends got inventory has outgrown his home garage. My toys are currently still stored in my dad's garage. We both figured it was time to move to bigger and better things. We have been checking out shops and warehouses for rent recently and was just curious if anyone on fabo is renting a...

What's the price tag on a outfit like that.

Looks nice and dry ready for those Canadian winters!!! I can't not wait for the snow and -10 degree weather again, NOT!

Screw the box or bucket that the fan bracket mounts to into some wood that's secure. Should be two screws that will thread into the box or bucket, looks like a electrical socket box almost. Then fallow directions. I've lost count of how many I have installed. I do it at least once a week...

I thought it was a Datsun also. Either way super cool car and shop!

What's the black car on the lift?

A rant about paper towels...really dude. I'm a service tech at an apartment complex so I use ALOT of paper towels. I don't care how big or what brand, just something to get the crap off my hands.

Looks like someone had to built a retaining wall. Good fun there. A garage is a life saver though. Glad to see a dart getting some protection. :)

My dad is doing most of the work since I moved across town but I help out when I am home. This winter we did the ceiling, lights, furnace, plumbing, and insulated the ceiling and walls. Posted via Topify using iPhone/iPad

We run a propane heater. Our garage is 38x52. I do a enough hvac work at my job too know that it's not really as simple as wiring it up and turning it on no matter what type of furnace you run. If it's at all possible I would try and get some duct work in your garage and look into how many...

Seems like we got a few pipe slingers on this site. Good luck with your lines rusty. It's a fairly easy job just real tedious if you got a big shop.

My phone is acting up so I can't qoute it but whoever said that they solder ac lines is going to run into some serious trouble when we switch to 4-10a. Have fun this summer :)

I have never bought black iron from lowes or Home Depot so that make explain it. We just get the bare pipe and get to do all the threading which is a joy. I always perfet copper over black iron.

If you hVe the money go copper. There is nothing I dread more then working with black iron but if you don't mind the headache then go for it. Stay away from PVC though, ohsa gets a few things right!

The shop is getting insulated. Putting in a suspension ceiling.

Off-road light kit is complete trash, hooked it up and turned them on for a few minutes then quit. Had many hammers break. Bits break Lights break cut off wheel has been in use for 4 years though and is working well and so is the creeper.