New shop, ground-up build (advice and discuss details)

Here's a cool update. Drone pics! Giant workshop in the 'hood.
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Finally, concrete! Soon I can start on insulation (R23 24” Batts running lengthwise) and sheeting the walls with OSB. Then electrical and lights. Then floor epoxy (polyurea), install lift, and move in!
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I am soooo jealous!
-brino
 
Coming along nicely. I hope to break ground on a new shop also.
 
That looks like my version of heaven......can't wait to see some machines in there!
Still soooo jealous!
Congrats.
-brino
 
x2 on what brino said!
My retirement dream...a large enough shop for separate areas for automotive work, fabrication and machining and woodworking.
 
I think I was on my second date with my wife when she asked me about how I want to live in the future. I told her I want a tiny house and a big shop. Years later, I realize she listened and she remembered. Yeah, I had to work for it, but I'm finally getting what I have wanted for so long.

So, I'm 12 days away from being able to do my "epoxy" (actually polyurea) floor, assuming the contractor gets the inspection and signs the building over by then. It's going to be a lot of afternoons and weekends getting insulation, walls, and paint installed, but after that I can start emptying my two local and one interstate storage units emptied out. That's nothing but tools, guys.
 
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