I have friend in Colorado who does that. I would have to figure out how to make the drains work and drop down ramps into the paint booth and storage areas. Just as costly.
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The new shop. Progress.
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Racedeck came in at $4900. I can do that later as I get the funds rolling in. Because there isn't any floor prep needed and everything I own is on wheels.
Yeah , that’s one brand I want to say there is another one that’s more geared towards commercial use . But it’s been awhile
You could always do some piers for the lift, right? As in remove existing concrete and pour some deeper footers for where the lift sits.
They claim 80k pounds rolling weight and 25k pounds static.
This is what I did in the first shop in Colorado. I cut a small section out and it was only 2.5" thick. Did two 3'x4'x 4' deep footings with rebar and J bolts hooked into the bar.
This property is on a massive rock. Not sure how deep I could go before I hit sold granite. I guess I could drill into the rock.
Why do I keep setting up nice shops and then moving?
rent the machine and grind your self .
then floor coating your self .
lots and lots of threads on garage journal forum on this stuff .
then floor coating your self .
lots and lots of threads on garage journal forum on this stuff .
Time and energy are becoming an issue. I have a food truck I need to be building.
At least you have the excuse that your shop will make you money. All mine does is cost me money.
I am going to spend some time every morning cleaning out the attic. This was 10 tripps up the stairs and back. That is my limit each day. Knees are already barking at me.
About 10% of the crap.
About 10% of the crap.
You need to find some neighbor kids with energy that you can pay to do work.
I can not reply to that without being really cruel about stereotypes.
Yep I hear you on that.
I hear it all the time from people. "I used to be able to pay the neighbor kids to XXXX, but now a days they're not interested even if I pay them $50"
Need some kind of industrial dumbwaiter or something. Electric winch, and some ingenuity.
Hay elevator...
One of those would be nice for getting bundles of shingles up on a roof..
One of those would be nice for getting bundles of shingles up on a roof..
I thought about putting a door in the gable so I could use my forklift. Might still do it.
Sawzalls make for quick doors!
Chain saws are faster !...
