I would have built it bigger but I already had a 24x36x8...............still wish I had gone bigger now

 

It doesn't matter how big you go you will always wish you went bigger. That shop looks great. I have plans for my garage/house some day. 40x100 with 15' ceiling. Hopefully I will have the money some day.

 

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Don't be too sure....I bought my place with a 60x80' and could easily see being able to cut alot of space out. The more space there is, the more you store, and the more there is to keep straitened and clean.

 

put a petition wall at half way and a door on the other end and rent it out to the neighbors $$$$$$$



I plan to build a shop up at my cabin and am thinking about maybe 36x72 would be just right

 

getting ready to blow insulation into the attic.......havent done this kinna thing in years and years so anybody have any new tips or tricks to offer this ol man b4 I send my son up there with the hose while I feed the hopper and drink beer

 

drink less beer and pay attention to son more...*from a son's point of view*

 

trust me my son is of top prioriety with me.................I spoil him bad......remember when I gave him a CTD........he needs to get his butt in the attic

 

oh yea...whitmore jr...his happy butt does need to get up there. and it was a p-pumped cummins you gave him...can't he run that damned thing by himself?

 

16yrs. ago, a company came out and blew insulation in my attic when my house was nearing completion.... the insulation is deep 8 to 10 inches in places....

workers blowing the insulation wore long sleeve hooded sweat shirts and breathing masks...

after their work, i installed some flooring in a few parts of the attic and it was a mess, too much insulation... i wish i had paid the extra amount and had insulation batting installed... to get the same r factor i would have had to installed additional 2X4s on top of the 2x6s.... but it would have been a neater job.... the blown insulation is settling now and maybe loosing some of it's R factor.....