Posted by fixerupper on December 21, 2017 at 07:18:14 from (66.115.192.41):
In Reply to: If all goes well posted by larry@stinescorner on December 21, 2017 at 06:28:21:
Larry it’s so good to hear you talking about future plans. Your budget is the limiter when it comes to building. Just offhand without giving it much thought, you could build a two stall shop, one stall for your project and the other stall for the Ford. The implements can be in an open lean to if you don’t mind some bird crap. A lean to without open trusses would eliminate the birds roosts. My shop is 32 feet wide which allows for a work bench on one side, welding table on the other side and a fair amount of room to work on two small tractors side by side. It’s 30 feet deep but you can be the judge on how deep yours should be. To park a full sized vehicle in there you might want to go 30 feet deep. My long frame dually pretty much takes up the length of my shop with little room to spare for the parts washer in front and room to walk around the back of the dually.
If you want a one stall shop for small repairs 16 feet wide is good enough but again length depends on what you are driving in there. 12 feet wide will give you room to do maintenance work on the Ford or a pickup but will be plenty tight and there won’t be space for shelves and tool storage.
If you have a woodworking project going in there a 16 foot wide shop will allow you room to work on something the size of a full sheet of plywood with a little room to work around it. A new building built just big enough will become smaller as soon as boxes of ‘stuff’ start lining the fringes.
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