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12-05-2007 #1
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Shop Addition
Ok, Finally got tired of not having enough space around my house so couple of friends and I spent 6 days so far doing a little addition. The main plans for this expansion include a body prep area so I can keep my main shop a little cleaner along with a full blown paint booth.
The current shop was 30X40 and this addition adds another 24X40 of much needed space.
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12-05-2007 #2
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Thought I would also include the 24X24 attached Garage I built this summer. You can never have too much garage.
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Wish I had the space/skills/money to do something like that.
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6 days, that's fantastic! Nice work!
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dual, do you paint for a living? Garage looks great.
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wow thats alot of work in a short time..very nice i have a 44x30 but am putting up a building next year prolly 40x40 just for the projects...never enough space..
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no doubt, lots of good work there for only 6 days. Nice!
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Not yet. For now I manage IT projects for Dell but do have plans to one day do what I love.
Originally Posted by WS6
I currently have 2 builds that I need to spray this spring so it was finally tiime to build the booth.
12-06-2007 #9
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What did that project end up running for total cost ???
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For the Shop addition I am at $10K to date. I still have about another $5K to $7K to complete which includes the lighting and exhaust fan/filters Originally Posted by Aceshigh
Breakdown
Slab $5K (High price due to amount of fill and concrete to match the existing shop elevation)
Lumber $2K (Including the custom trusses I had made)
Metal PBR Roof $2.5K
Misc Lowes/Home Depot stuff $600
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very cool and best of luck to you.
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man... that is awesome! great job!
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Hey how about you and your buddies come build me a garage. The looks awesome and in only 6 days. Mad props to you
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Nice work...I could have saved you a ton...I got a paint booth collecting dust I am trying to get rid of! hehehe
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How did you get the leaves to grow so fast on the trees?
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Originally Posted by oestek
How did you get the leaves to grow so fast on the trees?
Magic dust, Actually the attached garage on the house took about 2 months to complete.
I didn't have the luxury of time on the shop expansion as I had to get it dried in before I left the country.
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I hate you.... (coming from a man with a one car garage)
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Looks great. That will be a nice place to build cars!
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Nice addition I'm jealous enjoy it!
One car garage , I may end up using a tent!!!!Wayne
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man am I jealous!
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