knucklehead 61
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- Location
- Cottage Grove, Oregon
yeah, i am kind of a snap-on junkie. :gee:
i also obsessively collect tools, equipment, & old harley-davidsons, hence the screen name...:yelclap:
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Show off your garage
- Thread starter Coastie
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yeah, i am kind of a snap-on junkie. :gee:
i also obsessively collect tools, equipment, & old harley-davidsons, hence the screen name...:yelclap:
Deviate
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Fort Worth, TX
It's not my garage, but this where I do all of my wrenching after business hours:
XJCasper
NAXJA Member #1042
- Location
- Yelm, Washington
Nice, I want the E46 M3
- Location
- on the beach in Ocean View, VA
I'll be happy with the two 30lb cans in the bottom right corner of the first pic.
Swamprat
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- little Tijuana
this is my current garage, just barely enough room to pull the jeep in. i just need to remember to pull the roof rack before driving in
2000bluexj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Mass
at least there a couch to pass out on after a late night working on the jeep or one too many brews
WebDog
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Center City, MN
So i just spent 4 days going though my entire garage even every box and slimed it down and got it all orginized. Added a computer and mounted the monitor on the wall.
I can even pull my jeep in now and work on it inside...
I have a bunch of product ideas and I think I can finally start working on them now the place is neat.
I can even pull my jeep in now and work on it inside...
I have a bunch of product ideas and I think I can finally start working on them now the place is neat.
rweaver138
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Brooklyn, CT
now the challenge to keep it looking clean like that :laugh:
heyhar
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- PA (near Poconos)
OK, I'll play...
Sorry about the blur...damned night setting...
Sorry about the blur...damned night setting...
Twisted_Dakota
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ft. Worth, TX
It's not my garage, but this where I do all of my wrenching after business hours:
I know that shop.
asp
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westport, MA
Since these pictures were taken I have made some significant organization changes and added more tools have been added more tools including a 3/4 HP, 12 spd floor drill press. It's heated, has a chainfall, exhaust fan, and plenty of lighting. I couldn't be happier. It's a perfect workshop for a one-vehicle project.
XJ&CHZ4ME
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Unionville, MO
Here are a few pics of my shop. It is nothing special but it is mine and best of all it is paid for! It is just a 30x40 w/ concrete floors and drains, insulated with heat and I have an AC unit to install if I can ever get my HVAC buddy over here to do it.
Just a shot of the wall with the keg fridge and some tool cabinets.
another shot of the front wall with some benches and some of my small scale fab tools.
just a shot of the other corner that my sons toys are in.....
and last, but certainly not least is the belly up station complete with nacho cheese machine and a 8 dog roller and another beer fridge (and water and soda for my son and wife
)
Future plans are to get the AC unit installed and also tin the ceiling and walls with white barn tin. It does remarkably well in the winter with holding heat, I only burnt 200 gallons of propane last winter and we were working out there 5 nights a week in short sleeve shirts.
If anyone is in need of project help or broke down traveling through north Missouri my door (s) are always open.
Cheeseman-OUT!
Just a shot of the wall with the keg fridge and some tool cabinets.
another shot of the front wall with some benches and some of my small scale fab tools.
just a shot of the other corner that my sons toys are in.....
and last, but certainly not least is the belly up station complete with nacho cheese machine and a 8 dog roller and another beer fridge (and water and soda for my son and wife
)
Future plans are to get the AC unit installed and also tin the ceiling and walls with white barn tin. It does remarkably well in the winter with holding heat, I only burnt 200 gallons of propane last winter and we were working out there 5 nights a week in short sleeve shirts.
If anyone is in need of project help or broke down traveling through north Missouri my door (s) are always open.
Cheeseman-OUT!
- Location
- NE Indiana
I've been meaning to post some pics of in this thread for a while, so I finally took some pics last night...unfortunately I've been on sick leave for the past couple weeks so I am not really supposed to be in the garage...well its a mess and not organized, which isn't normal for me, that said here's the crappy cell phone pics.
I have a 28x60 attached garage. Its split into two sections, a 28x20 and a 28x40. It gets the job done, but could always be bigger
This is the smaller side. Usually the xjpopcanbuggy is parked on this side but I went wheelin just before my surgery and my YJ ended up parked over here.
I have a stove in the garage, makes damn good drunk food, our speciality is frozen pizzas, my air compressor is next to it and the old house furnace which heats both sides of the garage is on the other side.
We take our liquor serious...
That was the smaller side, here is the big side.
For some reason my last name stuck more than macgyvr.
The YJ hardtop and doors are eventually going to be hung in the small garage, just haven't got to that yet...and my dad's 55 willys sits in the corner...and the garage couch kind of moves from one corner to another depending on the projects. We play ping pong after the work is done.
these tires have a place in the garage but its a mess, that and i just loaned out my drill press so pulling it out from beside the chop saw caused things to get moved.
kegerator
back up beer mini fridge in case the keg runs out
booze and soda fridge, along with 32in flat screen with cable and surround sound stereo system.
the ultimate shop dog "rocky" wanted to help take photos...
The garage has 100 amp electrical service, there are a total of 100 4 foot fluorescent bulbs in the big part of the garage alone. I have black pipe to run compressed air in both garages off the air compressor I just haven't got to that project yet. I also want to add central air to the furnace but I had to replace both the furnace and the a/c unit on the house last year so that cut into the garage a/c budget.
mac 'stays warm in winter' gyvr
mac 'garage is 1.5 times bigger than my house' gyvr
I have a 28x60 attached garage. Its split into two sections, a 28x20 and a 28x40. It gets the job done, but could always be bigger
This is the smaller side. Usually the xjpopcanbuggy is parked on this side but I went wheelin just before my surgery and my YJ ended up parked over here.
I have a stove in the garage, makes damn good drunk food, our speciality is frozen pizzas, my air compressor is next to it and the old house furnace which heats both sides of the garage is on the other side.
We take our liquor serious...
That was the smaller side, here is the big side.
For some reason my last name stuck more than macgyvr.
The YJ hardtop and doors are eventually going to be hung in the small garage, just haven't got to that yet...and my dad's 55 willys sits in the corner...and the garage couch kind of moves from one corner to another depending on the projects. We play ping pong after the work is done.
these tires have a place in the garage but its a mess, that and i just loaned out my drill press so pulling it out from beside the chop saw caused things to get moved.
kegerator
back up beer mini fridge in case the keg runs out
booze and soda fridge, along with 32in flat screen with cable and surround sound stereo system.
the ultimate shop dog "rocky" wanted to help take photos...
The garage has 100 amp electrical service, there are a total of 100 4 foot fluorescent bulbs in the big part of the garage alone. I have black pipe to run compressed air in both garages off the air compressor I just haven't got to that project yet. I also want to add central air to the furnace but I had to replace both the furnace and the a/c unit on the house last year so that cut into the garage a/c budget.
mac 'stays warm in winter' gyvr
mac 'garage is 1.5 times bigger than my house' gyvr
WebDog
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Center City, MN
I have been down there almost every day and it has stayed clean so far, it is actually nice to work in it with everything having a place.
stumpXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Atlanta, Georgia
asp
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westport, MA
It's very, very nice. I'm fairly anal rententive when it comes to that too. I'm still working on getting mine set up, though. I've got more crap to move around and organize before it will be how I want it.
- Location
- Columbus, In
paneled the walls and painted em white, so much brighter nownothin special about mine except it has a piano, but its enough to work on the heeps
the 95 when i forst moved in
the 95 with 38's mocked up
93 after bein stripped
98 minus motor and the garage bein a mess(i spent all day cleaning it up today
stumpXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Atlanta, Georgia
paneled the walls and painted em white, so much brighter now
Looks WAY better! The pic above that was causing my OCD to twitch a little.
Flex, I am thinking a slushy machine for the trailer...
WaXJ_Skier
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Bellevue, Wa
Ill get some more tonight, but this was after I took a dump run and mocked up all my camping gear to make sure I had everything.
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