Posted by farmer boy on March 20, 2008 at 15:51:27 from (208.76.108.145):
In Reply to: shop size posted by ;RIVIR on March 20, 2008 at 13:42:28:
If I only had a real shop. Given the money the things I would do are: 40x48x17, 1 foot cement wall for the bottom of the building and 16 2x6. The reason for the cement wall is so mositure doesnt cause problems. In floor heat everywhere including right under door for ice melting powered by propane. 20x16 o.h. door in the front as well as a 12x12 door on the side. 20 ft of 38" deep work bench at waist level. Outlets every 3 feet on the workbench an 15 ft the rest of the way around with 1 breaker for every 3 outlet with 200 amp service . Floor would have a slope for the 20x30 service area with a drain in the centre. 5'x10'x3/4" welding table about 5-6 feet from the workbench. Every tool you would ever use plus more. Since it's 48 feet long and the workbench is only 20 you could add 20 of steel and parts storage. On the side you could add an utility room bathroom and an office. 20x20 cement pad outside for outdoor service. The compressor would be outside in a seperate building. Lots and lots of flourescent tube lights.
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