The Sprite Forum
Scarlets new home
Posted by Perdido
Perdido
Rut Rutledge
Tuscaloosa, AL, USA
Sign in to contact
1960 Austin-Healey Bugeye Sprite "Scarlet"
1962 Triumph TR4 1966 Triumph TR4A 1966 Triumph TR4A & more |
Topic Creator (OP)
May 19, 2018 09:55 AM
Top Contributor
Joined 16 years ago
1,359 Posts
|
I’m getting closer and closer to having a finished shop and I cant wait to start equipping it! I ran 3/4” RapidAir piping and outlets so I would have the volume I need for those air hungry sand blasters, shot peen cabinets, body sanders, etc. The 2 post lift will go on the left side with room for a car/tool box/mill between it and the wall. IF they stay on schedule it’s looking like the end of July, but we all know how that goes! Even tho it’s my shop, SWMBO will be picking out the paint colors and I’m trying to steer her toward a light grey, but I would like to hear your suggestions. I also let her talk me into using spray foam insulation and a small split system HVAC for comfort...how does that work with the doors open?
Rut
Rut
Attachments:
Perdido
Rut Rutledge
Tuscaloosa, AL, USA
Sign in to contact
1960 Austin-Healey Bugeye Sprite "Scarlet"
1962 Triumph TR4 1966 Triumph TR4A 1966 Triumph TR4A & more |
Topic Creator (OP)
May 19, 2018 03:46 PM
Top Contributor
Joined 16 years ago
1,359 Posts
|
May 19, 2018 09:36 PM
Joined 6 years ago
26 Posts
|
Nice!
Before I moved to my current house my shop was a 12' x 20' single car garage. Small, but I rewired it and ran air-lines everywhere. I mostly worked on motorcycles in it, I had two car carport in front of it for working on the cars. The garage was efficient but it was still pretty crowded. Then I moved two years ago, my new shop is 24' x 36' with three doors. And just as crowded! With all that room I had to find new projects!
So no, they're never big enough!
I had white walls, I made "checkered flag" curtains for the windows, and painted my cabinets and trim coco-cola red with chrome knobs. I was going for a 50's style motif, because I had done the same in the house. I think you should let the wife help with the decor/motif for the garage, she probably has something in mind as far as colors.
Before I moved to my current house my shop was a 12' x 20' single car garage. Small, but I rewired it and ran air-lines everywhere. I mostly worked on motorcycles in it, I had two car carport in front of it for working on the cars. The garage was efficient but it was still pretty crowded. Then I moved two years ago, my new shop is 24' x 36' with three doors. And just as crowded! With all that room I had to find new projects!
So no, they're never big enough!
I had white walls, I made "checkered flag" curtains for the windows, and painted my cabinets and trim coco-cola red with chrome knobs. I was going for a 50's style motif, because I had done the same in the house. I think you should let the wife help with the decor/motif for the garage, she probably has something in mind as far as colors.
66Sprite
David R
|
May 20, 2018 01:59 AM
Top Contributor
Joined 6 years ago
446 Posts
|
Perdido thanked 66Sprite for this post
earthur44
Eric Miller
|
May 22, 2018 10:54 AM
Top Contributor
Joined 10 years ago
837 Posts
|
Perdido thanked earthur44 for this post
Forums
Having trouble posting or changing forum settings?
Read the Forum Help (FAQ) or contact the webmaster