I love that flooring in the front. The black car is on the back burner until spring. I'm scrambling to finish turbo fab work on my other fox so it can be running by summer.
🏡 Better Homes Show your garage v 2022
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I love that flooring in the front. The black car is on the back burner until spring. I'm scrambling to finish turbo fab work on my other fox so it can be running by summer.
I’ll have to look through later to compare, but with holidays, still setting stuff up, and now a pulled muscle in my back, this is really gonna be a long winter for me.
I dunno about the messy part. The other garage is pretty well stuffed. I took this Sunday when i was over there (the plow is now on the Suburban. I went and put it on this morning).
Im further south. Near County Farm and Schick. I did goto the Portillos by you a couple days ago though.
I'm currently in the middle of a shower remodel, that's tile and supplies, pull and put on the Yukon engine, and the beetle chassis refresh. I'll post back in a week or so once I get the engine in and the shower finished. The beetle should be back on all 4s so I can roll it out and start wire wheeling it for some primer and paint.
I posted them elsewhere too. It's seriously the easiest thing to build, and a complete gamechanger when you have a garage as small as mine. 16' long, 8' tall, and 2' deep.
I need more totes and to organize better.
mine are built around my leblond regal lathe and toolbox/compressor and furnace. bottom is sized to fit 3800 longblocks on the small wood 4 wheel HF dollies.
my wooden workbench got taken out for another toolbox and the milling machine.
my buddy Al has the menards shelves, nice units, sturdy compared to other units we looked at...but not nearly as customizable as wood and both have the same amount of "dead space" below each shelf where things have to fit under the beams but the room above it is unused
my wooden workbench got taken out for another toolbox and the milling machine.
my buddy Al has the menards shelves, nice units, sturdy compared to other units we looked at...but not nearly as customizable as wood and both have the same amount of "dead space" below each shelf where things have to fit under the beams but the room above it is unused
id show yall my shelving in the other half of my garage but then id have to kill you....by making you help me clean
Same here. I roll transmissions and vw engines under the bottom, I make my own dollies though. Theres one under the beetle. They are built sturdy enough to hold a 4l80 and converter.
My garage is normally not a fucking disaster area but I caught the rona and have been spending a ton of time on 3 different projects while I am stuck at home.
Anyone have a recommendation for a space heater that wont make me feel like Luke Skywalker trekking through Hoth while working in the garage? 
Wasnt wanting to spend too much since my plan was to do a mini split next year (hopefully) that will take care of heat and AC. Even getting it to 40-50* would be welcoming.
Wasnt wanting to spend too much since my plan was to do a mini split next year (hopefully) that will take care of heat and AC. Even getting it to 40-50* would be welcoming.
Anyone have a recommendation for a space heater that wont make me feel like Luke Skywalker trekking through Hoth while working in the garage?
$80 at the farm store across the street.
Nice! I know HD has some but most of them were saying that they arent recommended for inside a garage. They also dont have many in stock either.
I have a 240v greenhouse heater. Wife found it on the Facebook marketplace for $100. They bought it and assumed it would plug into a regular 110v using an extension Cord adapter… umm yeah 110v to 240v extension cord. Riiight. Anyways they paid $199 for it so less than half price.
The first tank this year is just about to run out. I’d say about 10hrs run time on a full 20lbs tank.
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