My Dream Shop 48x100

not enoughsmoke said:
maybe later i have a lot on my plate at the moment daughter was diagnosed with Wilms cancer and that has slowed everything down
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Never a good thing to hear. As a father of two girls myself I'm sure that is gut wrenching. We will pray for you and your family.

Shop is looking great! Will the interior walls be skinned with metal siding? Or are you doing something else on those?
 
4x4dually said:
So on your framing.....are you going to double plate the top? And why no headers above your doors? Are those stud length boards or are they taller?
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So all the material you see. It is from the shop build that was left over. There is not a double top board as of now. Due to seeing how far i can go with the lumber before i have to buy any. Same goes for the Door headers
the walls are 10ft tall My dad actually asked why they are so tall I said to reduce waste :lolly:
 
Meyers Farms said:
Never a good thing to hear. As a father of two girls myself I'm sure that is gut wrenching. We will pray for you and your family.

Shop is looking great! Will the interior walls be skinned with metal siding? Or are you doing something else on those?
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We appreciate it very much. God has been really great and he defiantly has not left our side.

Thanks on the Shop the interior walls will be completely covered in white sheet metal just like the rest of the building.
 
Pic 170 is with 1 circuit of lights on and 171 is with all 3 circuits burning

and some more walls
 

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Pic 178 &179 will be a kitchen
180 will be my office
182 will be a machine shop /tool-room
183 will be bathroom with chemical shower
 

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sootie said:
Pardon my ignorance but what is a chemical shower?
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A regular shower but lets say working on a truck on the lift. You get covered in diesel fuel due to incident and need to rinse off. I don't want to go to my new house. So i will have a shower in the shop to clean up something similar to this.
https://www.eyewashdirect.com/products/guardian-g1902p-safety-shower-eye-wash-station-c1977751?dfw_tracker=90374-C1977751&utm_source=google&utm_medium=surfaces&utm_campaign=shopping%20feed&utm_content=free%20shopping%20clicks&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2OGK1d3W8gIVeWxvBB2XwwOdEAQYAyABEgJyDvD_BwE
 
more pics of the inside and out
 

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got the Power finally in the ground as well as the water line
 

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finally got time to clean and set my z purlins up on the mezzanine
 

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Man that looks like wonderful ground to dig a ditch through. Too many jobs right now with buried junk and rock.

I may have missed it, but what size service did you end up with? Looks like 200A 240v?
 
Smokinrebel said:
Man that looks like wonderful ground to dig a ditch through. Too many jobs right now with buried junk and rock.
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Damn, that would be nice! I grew up in the area known a flint ridge, seemed like you'd get more rock than dirt in the shovel on occasion! Think the last couple ditches dug out there were mostly done with a matock instead on a shovel!

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Smokinrebel said:
Man that looks like wonderful ground to dig a ditch through. Too many jobs right now with buried junk and rock.

I may have missed it, but what size service did you end up with? Looks like 200A 240v?
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ya its good but like damn concrete with a shovel i did a 400amp main to the house. 200 to the shop and 200 to house
 
Sounds good. Being my profession, I'm always curious.

I did a 200a on buddy's shop. Smaller shop but a ton of equipment and zero issues after 3 years with room to grow I feel.
 
Smokinrebel said:
Sounds good. Being my profession, I'm always curious.

I did a 200a on buddy's shop. Smaller shop but a ton of equipment and zero issues after 3 years with room to grow I feel.
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my previous shop only had a 60amp service. So I was limited on what i could do. But i had bought the 200amp wire to run to it but never did. So i had the wire to run this one on hand
 
Got the septic tank and started doing the installation
 

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more of the septic tank, lines and field chambers
 

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Now that the rain another project Lean too on the Front of the shop would look nice. has settled some dirt from the septic lines time to start
 

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Got some purlins put up
 

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got all the purlins up
 

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