Figured since it's a hit on other forums, post up your garage. Workbenches, tools, cars/trucks/motorcycles, projects, etc. Whatever you got.
I'll start.
At first I was like:
But then I was like:
Moving in...
Getting more organized. Added a workbench, shelving on the right, a couple of metal cabinets under the soffit, and a big whiteboard on the soffit. Spare white kitchen cabinet on the left is a project for the next few weeks. Making a kitchen island on casters since there isn't enough counterspace, and the cabinet is going to be the main portion of the base. $25 at habitat for humanity.
My $10 workbench. Consists of 2 kitchen cabinets I got for free, and a $10 solid wood interior door from Habitat for Humanity. That's not coke in the bottle, btw. That was my brake fluid. Nasty.
And my toy. Wife's toy is the yellow Kayak
Other bike is a friend's Daytona 600 streetfighter. Took this photo at a trackday in october. His first.
I'm storing it for him for winter. He's also highly likely to be buying a new 675R over the winter months, so that will be coming into my garage as well.
The Garage space looked large when I bought the house...
Epoxied the floor,
Built out the workspace,
Not bad till you add all the toys...
The green car is a friends that I'm storing, but its still getting cramped in there, and I'm now contemplating adding a Tiger 800xc, so I think Ill be looking for another garage...
The green car is a friends that I'm storing, but its still getting cramped in there, and I'm now contemplating adding a Tiger 800xc, so I think Ill be looking for another garage...
That is one hell of a compressor. Do you have 240v in your garage? I got a big one too and it keeps blowing fuses. Been putting off installing a 20 amp fuse in my electrical box for about a year now...
And what's that on the right?? Please tell me it's a CNC machine.
And what's that on the right?? Please tell me it's a CNC machine.[/QUOTE]
I have a 60 amp breaker running 240 in the garage. I wish I had a CNC machine, what you see is a powder coat spray booth and a large oven to bake the parts. The oven is the reason I have a 60 amp breaker since its draws 12,500 watts.
Work in progress.. hope to have the majority of it done this weekend, I've cleaned the floors and need to do a second coat of black on the base blocks but other than that then need to hang my shelves and cabinets, put carpet on the steps and install my midlift... ahhhh so much more work :-(
Received my new bike lift today. This thing is sweet... lifts bike up to 75cm, has a front wheel chock so it's easy to load with one person, it's narrow so you can work unobstructed, and is hooked up to my air compressor for no-effort lifting.
Received my new bike lift today. This thing is sweet... lifts bike up to 75cm, has a front wheel chock so it's easy to load with one person, it's narrow so you can work unobstructed, and is hooked up to my air compressor for no-effort lifting.
Well I'd be more than happy to mail you a small box of some various parts to get black powdercoated if you got a tray that's got space left and can chuck them on with.
Here is a fender i just did I can't wait to get it out in the sun. On this particular part I sprayed cosmic black with an everclear clear coat. The second test fender will get a coat of kl primer to smooth out the finish even more.
Spent the past two or so weeks revamping the garage, shamelessly stole the design
Still need to mount the tools to the wall board, and move some stuff back from the outside storage into the garage, but I'm very pleased with how it turned out. I still need to epoxy the floor, but that's a worry for a different day.
And now I can post in here again. I'll be closing toward the end of July on this place. ~1600sqft townhouse. 3bed 3.25 bath with (the most important part...) a 2 car garage.
It's a small 2 car at roughly 16.25'x18.75' but it's still significantly bigger than the other townhouses that had a smaller than normal 1 car. Those were about 9x18. I could have afforded bigger and possibly a 3 car garage if I wanted to move outside the city, but the wife and I wanted to stay inside city limits, and still within a specific neighborhood so this as good as it gets.
Congrats Jeff, that garage is sick! Make sure you put a bench by the boiler so you stay warm during the winter.
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