Built A New Shop

[JB4310]

Wow Eddie, That's a very impressive collection, you got a Zebra! and a spring bok (sp). I've read your profile about the big game hunting around the world, but I thought that was kinda just an ambition

JB.

 

[two_bit_score]

Do you have any pictures? I'd like to build something around that size in my yard, My workshop now use to be a house so no overhead doors, I built a 20x40 carport to keep the truck under and another 16x16 shed for the tractor and small equipment, all attached, but would like to have a building again.

Good Luck, JB.[/QUOTE]


Dude, that second pic looks like the storage room at a rental center. Man, do I envy you with all that stuff.


Great use of shelving BTW.

 

[jjmarotz]

Here's my shop setup..... It was built by my dad when he was farming, and now I own it. The front 50'x60' is insulated and heated, the back 50'x80' is cold storage. I keep camp trailer, car trailer, snowmobiles/trailer, 2 old pickups, tractor implements, steel, wood, etc. Nice to have everything in 1 building and not have to move snow in winter to get to things. It has 3 14'x26' overhead doors. Used to store local farmers equipment in winter till I aquired too much stuff
One side of shop has office, 1/2 bath, tool storage room. Upstairs is more storage and my powder coating room. It's nice to have things located in one spot, and the space above work bench would be wasted space anyhow. I try to keep woodworking on oposite side of shop to keep dust to a minimum in my main working area.

It may be a bit bigger than I need, but.............you won't hear me complain

 

[texasjohn]

Eddie, it ain't braggin' if it's true.... and it's true, you have a world class trophy collection Gosh, what a bunch of memories that must be Thanks for sharing!

 

[BayouMan]

JJ,
That is one impressive shop you have. I can see where not having to go outside in the winter months is a very big plus. I'm sure you had to spend a few weeks getting your shop ready for the pictures. Makes my 40 x 75 look small.

Mike