Workshop Information
Location
United States
So, I out grew the garage and built a new workshop all by myself (with the exception of the slab and shingles), what I've got is a 24×14 shop with a 10×12 storage room attached for jigs, hand tools ect. There's another garage door on the right side that opens up to a 10×10 outside storage room for yard tools with it's own garage door.
I built in an overhead lumber storage area above the garage door, no use in wasting space!
I'm and electrical contractor so of course I have some killer lights, four 110 watt (13,600 Lumens per light) LED highbays on a dimmer, with two 10 watt recessed lights by the garage door. Outside I have 2 LED 15 watt flood lights, a coach light and some landscape lights to make it look purty.
Right now I have a little window unit but have provisions for a mini split A/C in the future.
I walled the interior with OSB and trimmed it with left over cypress siding
Thanks for looking!
Cypress siding from a local mill
The bench is made from a hickory tree that was cut down to make room for the shop, so basically I relocated it about 10 feet
Lumber storage
The sucker switch leads to the sucker hole that's connected to an old central vac with a thien bucket for shop clean up and the miter saw
I still have some work to do but it's a start!
I built in an overhead lumber storage area above the garage door, no use in wasting space!
I'm and electrical contractor so of course I have some killer lights, four 110 watt (13,600 Lumens per light) LED highbays on a dimmer, with two 10 watt recessed lights by the garage door. Outside I have 2 LED 15 watt flood lights, a coach light and some landscape lights to make it look purty.
Right now I have a little window unit but have provisions for a mini split A/C in the future.
I walled the interior with OSB and trimmed it with left over cypress siding
Thanks for looking!
Cypress siding from a local mill
The bench is made from a hickory tree that was cut down to make room for the shop, so basically I relocated it about 10 feet
Lumber storage
The sucker switch leads to the sucker hole that's connected to an old central vac with a thien bucket for shop clean up and the miter saw
I still have some work to do but it's a start!