Bill Satko
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I am getting confused, which is not hard, but there has to be about 3 new shop threads going now and I can't keep track which is which.
Possibly. Might prime it one all the walls are up.
Shop is an absolute wreck. That wall was my primary storage for small tools an now they are all over all surfaces. Putting up the cleats will have to be a top priority.
I am getting confused, which is not hard, but there has to be about 3 new shop threads going now and I can't keep track which is which.
One wall done!
That's it for the walls this weekend. Now it's cleanup and possibly make some French cleats for this wall with some scrap.
Chris = Re-habbing his outbuilding "Shed to Shop"
Dave = Partitioning of an existing building
Jeb = Brand spanking new Building with a lively debate about floor choices.
Brent = My humble building of a bunch of cabinets for my garage...
Did I miss anyone?
Thanks for the kind words.
I was so irritated pulling all the nails out of the plywood that I took some torx screws and attached the OSB that way. I figured there was a decent chance I'd want to take it down at some point to replace the insulation, or run the wiring. Getting power out there is so remote, I didn't see the point in having the expense or trouble of doing it now.
I just hope one screw every 16" will be enough for the cleats. I don't know how much the OSB will add if I put additional screws in.
I also need to design some holders, and do it fairly quickly.
Maybe...
Chris, as a resident of a small crowded shop, I really do appreciate what you are dealing with, and applaud your efforts
Your shop is in a bad state at the moment, but it will be worth it in the end, having a clean, organized well thought out workshop is really a great thing
I'd paint them walls as soon as you can, the whole workshop will be much brighter!
Cheers!