We got the interior framing done. We started with the external walls:
Then we added the fire breaks: Thanks to the guys on MeWe for helping me decide to add them. https://mewe.com/join/home_workshop_
Next we added the slats to the ceiling:
We got the spray foam done in between things
Got the interior office/man cave wall built. It is 15 feet in and the entire 30 foot length.
And here is the 10×10 storage room:
Next up ceiling and ceiling
Here is a little stop motion:
Started by getting the site nice and level with some dirt:
then added 6-8 inches of crushed concrete:
Ready for framing!
I wanted to build a paint booth for the shop. I wanted it to help keep over spray down and provide at least a little ventilation. Here is what I cam up with.
I had a 4×8 sheet of hard board from another project. I measured everything out and cut it up:
In the back panel I drilled out some 2 and 3 inch holes in a 20×20 square. The same size as an air filter:
I then made a frame to hold a 20×20 AC filter. Again using scrap I had laying around:
I used Gorilla tape to hold it all together. The hard board is too thin to nail and if I needed to, I could cut the tape and lay it down.
Back Side:
Lastly, I added some lights and a lazy Suzann:
I finally got a curing oven for powder coating and Cerakote. WalMart had this baby on sale for $99.00:
And the inside:
Set it up on wheels so I can move it around by my self:
Went from here:
To here in about 10 Minutes:
Hope to cure something up soon!
I wanted to make a portable air dryer/regulator for use with my paint booth, air brush or any other system that could and would move around my shop. Here is what I came up with:
Made a tee with scrap pine 1×6, glued and screwed.
Then added Harbor Freight Dryer/Regulator and coil line. Quick and easy, gets the job done.
Wanted to make a box to hold my sandpaper. Nothing fancy, just quick
Using ½ ply I ran rabbits along the top and bottom and and ¼ inch slots every inch. Glued and tacked it all together. I am using the ratchet clamp for the first time:
Worked pretty good!
Sealed it up:
Cut and slid in some ¼ inch hard board I had:
Marked and ready to go:
I wanted a solvent tank that will take care of my weapons parts as well as my shop tools. I got the Solvent Tank from Northern Tool and Equipment. Then I mixed up ‘Ed’s Red’ Bore Cleaner and poured it in. Well that was a mistake! I did not read the manual (RTFM), the pump is only for water based solvents: 
I replaced the pump with this guy from Zoro.com I had to modify the top plate a bit to get it to fit:
Then I set it all in place and added some brass fittings to help keep the solvent out.
Put the wiring back together:
Added the brush and did a test run. All good!
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