ExPo Garages: Lets see them!
- Thread starter Scott Brady
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Going right for the heart! I see how it is!
Ventilation is a rather significant problem. Right now I have a 10" duct fan which I pipe up to a flange on the bottom of the table and shoot out the back door. This time of year (5 degrees outside right now) it sucks......all the heat right out of my shop that is. This shop is temporary, and the new one I'm moving into will have a main ventilation system with an air to air HRU. Its really the only way to fly up this way. Between the water based coolant fumes, welding fumes, and plasma fumes, I need it. I love the table, but the ancillary components required to safely run it are a bit of a PITA.
Spence
Ventilation is a rather significant problem. Right now I have a 10" duct fan which I pipe up to a flange on the bottom of the table and shoot out the back door. This time of year (5 degrees outside right now) it sucks......all the heat right out of my shop that is. This shop is temporary, and the new one I'm moving into will have a main ventilation system with an air to air HRU. Its really the only way to fly up this way. Between the water based coolant fumes, welding fumes, and plasma fumes, I need it. I love the table, but the ancillary components required to safely run it are a bit of a PITA.
Spence
Scott,
My compliments
Absolutely incredible PhotoShop work!
My compliments
Absolutely incredible PhotoShop work!
expeditionswest said:
Scott Brady
Founder
mcvickoffroad said:
LOL :xxrotflma
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Supporting Sponsor
spencyg said:
No!! I was just curious because we've been toying with different ways to vent our system that has blanketed the entire shop in plasma ash. We just picked up a vent system & boxed in the table to help. It made a huge difference, but still not 100%. It almost looked like your setup had a water table, I've heard they work very well.
I'll see if I can take some more pic's but here is my Shop. 30x45 Steel Span with a single 10x14 roll up door. I put this thing up myself with the help of some REALLY GOOD friends. I also did all of the wiring. the shop has it's own electrical service( 200 Amp). Piped in Compressed air, 120 outlets and lights everywhere. I devoted one corner in front to a welding station. Have a Southbend Lathe and Cheap-o Mill drill, Welder, brake, tube bender, and such.
Only had the shop closed in for about a week before my Jeep project started. I still have some loose ends to tie up on the shop. I like the building for it's over head clearance without being too tall(15' to the center). A pole barn would have been easier to build but way to tall to get the interior head room.
Only stayed this clean until the floor sealer dryed!
Only had the shop closed in for about a week before my Jeep project started. I still have some loose ends to tie up on the shop. I like the building for it's over head clearance without being too tall(15' to the center). A pole barn would have been easier to build but way to tall to get the interior head room.
Only stayed this clean until the floor sealer dryed!
DaveInDenver
Middle Income Semi-Redneck
Some seriously nice shops here!
I've come to the conclusion that I need to figure out a way to make some serious coin. It's killin' me every time I squeeze in and out my gnome sized shack. It wouldn't surprise me to find that a lot of these are bigger than our whole property (which is about 3,000 sq feet).
I've come to the conclusion that I need to figure out a way to make some serious coin. It's killin' me every time I squeeze in and out my gnome sized shack. It wouldn't surprise me to find that a lot of these are bigger than our whole property (which is about 3,000 sq feet).
offroad_nomad
Adventurer
Any chance you can post some pictures of the truck in the background? Where abouts in Virginia are you located?
JBailey said:Moved in !
offroad_nomad
Adventurer
Very nice. I'm up north in Fairfax County.
JBailey said:I sold my 92 Range Rover Hunter you are asking about but I do Have some pic's here. Located just outside of Richmond in Powhatan.
