My garage revisited
#21
12-31-2013, 09:07 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
Jmacdonald5
Man tools? Let's see. In my shop I've got a 5x10 CNC plasma table, a 1500 watt Mazak CNC laser, a 3axis CNC turning center, hydraulic CNC mandrel tube bender, automatic CNC wet saw, 4 welding stations, iron workers, various saws, bridgeports, 10x 10 powder coat booth, 8x8x10 gas fired curing oven, phosphate bath, etcc.etcc.etcc.. A turbo 2004 cobra that runs 8.90's with AC and satellite radio, 2010 challenger body in white in the process of being built, "49 chopped merc, 69 nova Yenko clone and a few more toys..
Nomad max
I love my zuma...lol
Man tools? Let's see. In my shop I've got a 5x10 CNC plasma table, a 1500 watt Mazak CNC laser, a 3axis CNC turning center, hydraulic CNC mandrel tube bender, automatic CNC wet saw, 4 welding stations, iron workers, various saws, bridgeports, 10x 10 powder coat booth, 8x8x10 gas fired curing oven, phosphate bath, etcc.etcc.etcc.. A turbo 2004 cobra that runs 8.90's with AC and satellite radio, 2010 challenger body in white in the process of being built, "49 chopped merc, 69 nova Yenko clone and a few more toys..
Nomad max
I love my zuma...lol
#23
12-31-2013, 10:49 PM
Jmacdonald5
I'll take it as a compliment.. Lol.. In all seriousness your garage/shop is bad ***, one of the things I miss about living in the northeast as opposed to South Fla is having the property to be able to do what you've done.
I do actually work in my home garage, most tools I need are in the box or cabinets, I've got the lift and a compressor is hidden in one of the cabinets as are all my drain pans, wash buckets etcc...they are kind of "transformers", you open the cabinets and everything is organized inside. I might need thereby as I keep my shop hospital clean as well, customers love it but employees dread it
We have a shed on the side of the house that houses all of the lawn equipment, pool stuff etcc.
I'll take it as a compliment.. Lol.. In all seriousness your garage/shop is bad ***, one of the things I miss about living in the northeast as opposed to South Fla is having the property to be able to do what you've done.
I do actually work in my home garage, most tools I need are in the box or cabinets, I've got the lift and a compressor is hidden in one of the cabinets as are all my drain pans, wash buckets etcc...they are kind of "transformers", you open the cabinets and everything is organized inside. I might need thereby as I keep my shop hospital clean as well, customers love it but employees dread it
We have a shed on the side of the house that houses all of the lawn equipment, pool stuff etcc.
#26
12-31-2013, 11:34 PM
#27
01-01-2014, 12:36 AM
Seasoned HDF Member
#28
01-01-2014, 01:06 AM
Road Master
#29
01-01-2014, 01:10 AM
#30
01-01-2014, 01:27 AM
I added on a two car garage to my two car garage and now have some shop space. Haven't got all the benches bought or made or done much else. Life. But when it is done it will still look like a garage/shop. I can afford to "play" with most when it comes to fancy shops, (no I'm not rich but I have a good pension, a little savings, and everything is paid for) but I fail to see the point.....to each his own. (it is fun to look at them all)
Hanny....it is late New Years Eve, but I only count a two post lift??????
Hanny....it is late New Years Eve, but I only count a two post lift??????