Building a a mini ‘shop!
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Well i just thought i’d post up some pics of the home shop i’m building for small jobs, bumpers and things like that.
started out like this:
[IMG]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k299/johnmaloney88/2012-12-27160925_zps9a8b63b3.jpg[/IMG]i bought 50mm cold room insulation with white panelling and used this on the roof and walls. if i run the diesel heater for 5 minutes now the place is lovely and warm for painting!
then went a bit like this:
[IMG]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k299/johnmaloney88/2013-02-22153559_zps6c122863.jpg[/IMG]then i got some lights in and my father tried to move in doing woodwork! :headsmack:
[IMG]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k299/johnmaloney88/2013-03-04140005_zps4b4f6e70.jpg[/IMG]then we built a bench
[IMG]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k299/johnmaloney88/2013-02-27151723_zpsf826e704.jpg[/IMG]then i started work on an old tractor, stupid fibreglass panels!!!
[IMG]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k299/johnmaloney88/2013-03-06113123_zps68e0d524.jpg[/IMG]looks like a nice place you have there !
Be Careful with that diesel heater, may cause airborne contamination(fisheyes). Other than that it looks good, remember that the sky’s the limit.
[quote=”smooth” post=31415]Be Careful with that diesel heater, may cause airborne contamination(fisheyes). Other than that it looks good, remember that the sky’s the limit.[/quote]
Cheers dude, i was recently told the same thing. what would u suggest to use instead?
I have an oil furnace in my shop, its gets expensive during the winter but its a good consistent heat and allows me to get the booth temp. to 30 degrees. all you need to do is build a furnace room up to code and run ductwork to different areas of the shop.
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