Building onto my shop at the house. Needed a area to do body and paint work at home. Won't be painting any overalls in there since I have access to paint booths at work. Probably do some jambs and components here. I hate driving 40 minutes to the shop on weekends so that's why I'm doing this. My main shop is 30x40x10 and the new addition is 30x30x12. Would have loved to go bigger but that's all the room I have. There will be a roll up door in between my shop and the new addition. Making some good progress but lots of work ahead of me.
Nice!! Consider me jealous....
Very nice! :bigthumb: Are going to put a lift in it? Putting a lift in my shop was the best thin I ever did.
Freaking awesome man!!! I'm so happy for you.
Quote from: usraptor on September 18, 2018, 12:10:29 PM
Very nice! :bigthumb: Are going to put a lift in it? Putting a lift in my shop was the best thin I ever did.
Yes. I'm moving this lift from my other building where I store my equipment and parts. That's the reason I went with a taller roof on the addition. It sucks having the lift in a different building working on stuff. 10 million trips back and forth for tools.
You guys with money and property are so lucky :worship: ...yea I'm jealous too :crying:
Quote from: Cuda Cody on September 18, 2018, 12:27:55 PM
Freaking awesome man!!! I'm so happy for you.
Thanks Cody! This will be nice but yours is "freaking awesome!" :wowzers: I will say I don't envy having to keep yours clean.
Nice... gotta love that! :bradsthumb:
Quote from: anlauto on September 18, 2018, 12:37:56 PM
You guys with money and property are so lucky :worship: ...yea I'm jealous too :crying:
Well...... I have a little property but the money not so much. While I don't consider myself poor I definitely wouldn't say I have plenty. I work 40hrs a week to pay bills and live comfortable but not extravagant. Building and working on cars on the side pays for my extra's like shop, tools and cars. Maybe some day I will retire from the daily grind and do it full time like you Alan. That's why I'm trying to get all my shop stuff ready and done. Like to keep my options open just in case.
You can never have enough shop.
Mine is 80x50x14 and it's still not big enough. I'm going to have to add another shop in the near future.
Congrats! Looks awesome! You could always put the lift in my garage, if you really want to make more room!... :rofl:
Quote from: Shane Kelley on September 18, 2018, 12:52:53 PM
Quote from: anlauto on September 18, 2018, 12:37:56 PM
You guys with money and property are so lucky :worship: ...yea I'm jealous too :crying:
Well...... I have a little property but the money not so much. While I don't consider myself poor I definitely wouldn't say I have plenty. I work 40hrs a week to pay bills and live comfortable but not extravagant. Building and working on cars on the side pays for my extra's like shop, tools and cars. Maybe some day I will retire from the daily grind and do it full time like you Alan. That's why I'm trying to get all my shop stuff ready and done. Like to keep my options open just in case.
In my neck of the woods just a building like that would be a quarter of a million dollars easy.....I would have to work two lifetimes to have that kind of money. :crying:
Nice! I like your design, what are those , 4 x 6's, it's hard to tell from the picture.
Nice to have the extra space for sure & get stuff into one area to work on , Way to go :twothumbsup:
Nice: I'm looking to change things up soon as well.
Good for you. It's great that you have the space to be able to build it and enjoy your hobby even better!
Very cool! Wish I had more property to build something like that. :bigthumb:
I'm stuck with a two car garage. Not allowed to park in the street in my subdivision and we have 6 cars!!!! :Thud:
What a pain moving cars around all the time. And limited room to work on anything.
Congratulations. Shane is always killing it. I could totally see you doing this full time. You are super talented!!!
Quote from: 73440 on September 18, 2018, 04:22:30 PM
Nice! I like your design, what are those , 4 x 6's, it's hard to tell from the picture.
The post are 3 2x6's laminated with a slot at the top for the truss to sit in. Then they run bolts through all of it to fasten the truss.
Quote from: anlauto on September 18, 2018, 04:05:23 PM
Quote from: Shane Kelley on September 18, 2018, 12:52:53 PM
Quote from: anlauto on September 18, 2018, 12:37:56 PM
You guys with money and property are so lucky :worship: ...yea I'm jealous too :crying:
Well...... I have a little property but the money not so much. While I don't consider myself poor I definitely wouldn't say I have plenty. I work 40hrs a week to pay bills and live comfortable but not extravagant. Building and working on cars on the side pays for my extra's like shop, tools and cars. Maybe some day I will retire from the daily grind and do it full time like you Alan. That's why I'm trying to get all my shop stuff ready and done. Like to keep my options open just in case.
In my neck of the woods just a building like that would be a quarter of a million dollars easy.....I would have to work two lifetimes to have that kind of money. :crying:
That's why I like living out in a rural area. No building permits or any regulations you just mark out where you want something and build it. The addition for the bare building and floor cost just under $20k US. I will spend another 10-20k insulating, wiring and etc...
I got a quick estimate for a 30x50 with a 12' ceiling and in floor heat at about 100K. This would be with a foundation, not a pole structure.
Very nice, I updated my barn last year to include a paint booth.
Any newer plans?
Congrats Shane, very exciting building a new shop. I wanted to add on to mine but my financial advisor said no, just clean up what you have. :thinking:
Quote from: Timbbuc2 on September 19, 2018, 08:13:01 AM
Congrats Shane, very exciting building a new shop. I wanted to add on to mine but my financial advisor said no, just clean up what you have. :thinking:
If by financial advisor you mean "wife" then unless you can negotiate a different outcome all is lost..... If by financial advisor you mean a legitimate financial advisor then of course they said no.... They say no to anything fun.... A real estate agent will also tell you no.... But are you building it for financial gain? Or to make you happy?
I'm green with envy! :haha: seriously though, looks great, one of my must do things to do also!
Funny you posted this, while not the same, I've been planning on building a 16x16 pole barn in my yard for storage and what not. Couple questions, did you use 4x4s or 6x6s and what spacing apart for the main structure? What are your plans for the floor?
Quote from: Shane Kelley on September 19, 2018, 05:28:59 AM
Quote from: 73440 on September 18, 2018, 04:22:30 PM
Nice! I like your design, what are those , 4 x 6's, it's hard to tell from the picture.
The post are 3 2x6's laminated with a slot at the top for the truss to sit in. Then they run bolts through all of it to fasten the truss.
Thanks, I thought I saw slots but didn't think about laminated , I like that ties the roof and walls together good.
A man needs a 1000sf house and a 10,000 sf garage.
Quote from: dave73chally on September 19, 2018, 06:52:44 PM
Funny you posted this, while not the same, I've been planning on building a 16x16 pole barn in my yard for storage and what not. Couple questions, did you use 4x4s or 6x6s and what spacing apart for the main structure? What are your plans for the floor?
The post are 3 2x6's laminated together and set on 10' centers. The floor will be concrete after I set the floor drains.
With a 16x16 you could use 4x4's and do 8' centers. :alan2cents:
Quote from: Shane Kelley on September 20, 2018, 05:36:36 AM
Quote from: dave73chally on September 19, 2018, 06:52:44 PM
Funny you posted this, while not the same, I've been planning on building a 16x16 pole barn in my yard for storage and what not. Couple questions, did you use 4x4s or 6x6s and what spacing apart for the main structure? What are your plans for the floor?
The post are 3 2x6's laminated together and set on 10' centers. The floor will be concrete after I set the floor drains.
With a 16x16 you could use 4x4's and do 8' centers. :alan2cents:
Perfect, thanks! Keep up the good work, looks awesome