Garage photos

There's only one way to find that out. Isn't there. When are you setting yours loose on them?

It was my aunt who once told me that people of shorter stature make up for it in other ways. I guess, being a prick shop boss is one of them

 

Shhh, my wagon is still sleeping in the garage, probably will be for another month at least by the look of the weather here.



Ken.

 

Jeremiah -

You mentioned early on in this thread that you enjoy working in the garage with your sons during the winter. How? Do you have a good heater? I'm thinking about getting one (240V probably), but need some recommendations......

 

I been looking for a heater myself. I been looking at those portable propane torpedo style heaters. I know they heat up quick. Also been rolling around the idea of a wood burning stove

 

Torpedo (or, as I call them, 'jet engine') heaters require copious ventilation. If you get a wood or other combustion stove, it'll exhaust outside, but will need a big fan or two to circulate the heat down to the floor.

 

I have a little electric space heater. The garage is insulated, so as long as we keep the door closed it keeps things pretty reasonable in there. I have used the blast/torpedo heaters before, but that wouldn't work in this particular situation because we lack space. It just wouldn't be safe. I also have my Dad's old kerosene heater but I haven't used it in a long time, since the the electric heater does the job.

 

Kind of cramped but some work gets done.

 

May we take a closer peek to what's under that hood? If there's what I think there is, in there, Santa BILT's going to show up with his bag of likes, for this one

 

I hear ya, I'm going to do some cleaning and rearranging this spring to make more useful room.
Ken.

 

Not done yet.

 

Yeeeuuummehhhh!

 

How about a mist-do sign for the garage

 

Here is my upstairs garage.

 

Holy Cow Stickman! Where have you been!?

 

Yeah, and how'd you get so lucky to have that much garage room?