I put up a 28x72 tool shed (wish it was 30x72), 24' wide work shop and three 16' bays, then added a 10x32 lean to behind the shop to store parts, lube, air compressor and any extra tools that don't see regular for less clutter in the shop. I always wanted a large shop like some of my friends but noticed their's was always full of stuff with minimum work room. I decided on a small work shop that could be heated or cooled with a decent sized window unit so I could work on stuff year round without the utility bill breaking the bank, the back storage room helps keep the clutter down, and the shed gives me room to store equipment, I can alway put doors on the bays if I want to close them in.
I do have dad's old 25x30 shop across the driveway from the shed, I plan to redo it to store my old car in.
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