Topic: Lets see a photo of your SHOP!

[BlindJoe]

I like your guitar painting, groovy

[CaféElite]

I love reading about other peoples garages so I figured I would share these for those that might not know about them.

http://www.woodstore.net/grgama.html
http://www.woodstore.net/ambehowo201.html
http://www.garagejournal.com/ - Forum has a ton of peeps garages...

Edit:
Decided to add this since I saw it today..
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build_a_Peg_Board_Tool_Cart_then_brag_about_it/

[coldright]

So the bathroom in my shop is done.  I had to finish in order to refinance... with the thought of converting the shop to a master bedroom in the future.   I had some great help with the trim and electrical, but otherwise did everything myself. 

[paulages]

nice work on the trim! 

[mystic_1]

Nice tile work, bet that took some time!

mystic_1

[coldright]

nice work on the trim! 

I have an excellent contractor!   

Nice tile work, bet that took some time!

mystic_1

Thanks, fortunately slate is easy to work with! 

[SHELLFISH]

CafeElite, What a cool site you posted "garage Journal"! Thanks!

I'm going to build a 24 X 30 garage in my backyard in Florida this summer.
What a timely find! It will sure be a help!

[Laminar]

What I'm working with now:







In this form, I can fit two cars in there, barely. Now that it's nicer out I leave my car outside so I can keep the projects in my stall.

[CaféElite]

inspiration....

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtneer_man/sets/72157594474602738/

[kslrr]

Well, here's what I've got so far since I moved to Las Vegas.  For most of 2009 the bikes and trailer were in storage, but when I lost my job in October I had to move everything into my garage in order to save money.  I pushed the trailer into the garage hitch first, put it up on jack stands and a floor jack so that I can roll bikes on and off.  I also plan on making a bike lift out of a small scissor jack so that I can work on a bike while it is strapped to the trailer.  The first 2 pics show the Sportster, CB650 & XS650 up front so that I can rotate the Battery Tender from one to the next.  The 3rd pick shows the IT465 and CB350F on the trailer behind my covered, roll around HO train layout.

[fastbroshi]

Finished epoxying my garage floor last weekend, just about done curing.  I used the Rustoleum epoxy kit.  Came out pretty well I think.  I just regret not taking into account what to do with all the food in the freezer, so that kept me from doing that part of the floor.  Stupid I know.  Here's the before and after:

[Shenanigans]

Mins. before rolling another bike in.

[Don R]

I should have taken a picture with the racecar out and before rolling the firebird in. One lives in the trailer and one the shop depending on the season.

[seaweb11]

Garage clean day!

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The spare for the truck is back where it belongs now

[coldright]

Never mind your garage, are those shadows?  Do you have sunshine up there?  We haven't seen the sun around here since last August.  Guess it must be that fabulous rain shadow you live in... ironic name, eh?

[Duke McDukiedook]

The sun always shines in Vancouver. 

[seaweb11]

The sun always shines in Vancouver. 

Nope, Just a sweet micro climate spot out in the ocean 40 miles West .... clouds fly right past us.

[patricke9]

Living in an apartment in Seattle means I have to rent a garage.  Started out in this small garage in '97 (this is what it looked like when I moved in/out last year:

The executive bathroom across the alley can be seen in this one:

It was not bad for 1 or 2 bikes, got a little crowded at one point- I had 3 bikes & 3 or 4 friends bikes (can't stand to see stuff left outside)
Moved into another garage I shared with a friend last year, got a little crowded when he closed his shop & moved his Harley's back:

Now have moved to a new space I share with 2 other guys- 1 is storing a cb200 there & the other is not storing anything there so I have the place pretty much to myself- built the bench last month, $30 in lumber & a couple of hours:

[D]

thanks for showing me how to post pics

[seaweb11]

On flickr the page you linked to...click on all sizes button, then grab the image code that comes up on the bottom of the page.
The on the forum click the "insert image" button 3rd from the left, and paste.

Stove looks nice!

[KeithTurk]

[fastbroshi]

What a glorious bastard you are Keith.  I'm so jealous of that Healey.

[KeithTurk]

I rebuilt that car back when I was 20.... took 5 yrs to finish....  I'm 52 now...  It's Not for sale.... LOL

Man I've said that once or twice over the years....  had one girl ask at a gas station counter.... thought she was kidding so I spouted off a stupid number ....  didn't notice she was driving a Mercedes....  ( almost sold it that day )..

[fastbroshi]

  Given that you rebuilt it that long ago I wouldn't sell it either.  Family pass along, definitely.  How costly are parts for those?

[traveler]

pretty cool setup....nice bikes....love the Deuce.

~joe