Barn door location?

[Toolguy]

If you have Windows XP just right click on the picture you want to post. You will see a line that says resize pictures. Left click on that and check the smallest size. Click OK and then find the new picture. It will say small in the description. Double click on it and it will go into the browse line on the post. complete the post and it should attach the picture.

 

[chipsndust]

Thanks, Toolguy
Here goes:
pic #1 (why we out doors in gable end)

 

[chipsndust]

pic#2
No wasted space behind mandoor.

 

[chipsndust]

pic#3
Workbench location

 

[EddieWalker]

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No wasted space behind mandoor. )</font>

This is a good picture of what I was trying to describe about putting the man door in the corner. Of course, everone has their own preferanc, but this seems to take up as little room as possible.

This picture also show how windows take up good wall space. If you want a nice view, than put a window in, but if your gonna use the shop for working on stuff or storage, than use the wall for storage of some kind and put some decent lights in.

I have 8 foot florecents that work really well. Four footers are good to, but you need more of them.

Eddie

 

[chipsndust]

npaden:
What did you end up doing with your building?

 

[chipsndust]

npaden:
What did you end up doing with your building?

 

[npaden]

I went with the 16' X 10' tall door centered on the front of the building.

They put in the garage door yesterday but I didn't get another picture taken with it in.

I'm very happy with the end result. Plenty of room for the tractor to stay parked in there and still get another vehicle in and out.

 

[npaden]

I went with the 16' X 10' tall door centered on the front of the building.

They put in the garage door yesterday but I didn't get another picture taken with it in.

I'm very happy with the end result. Plenty of room for the tractor to stay parked in there and still get another vehicle in and out.

 

[kozak]

npaden,

I'd have to say that's one slick building. Must be nice when parking your TRactor.....beautiful, functional space !!

vIC