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My new home workshop
I thought I had a thread going on my new home workshop but now I can't find it.
Anyway, progress has been made. Earthworks... https://i.postimg.cc/G2NJbcVr/IMG-4392.jpg 18 months later, the concrete slab... https://i.postimg.cc/vTFgPDC1/IMG-3050.jpg Then 6 months later, the building. https://i.postimg.cc/25gV6VkH/IMG-5665.jpg It's 24 metres x 8 metres with a 5 metre wall (about 80 x 25 ft with a 16 ft wall). I am now doing the wiring: - 5 x 10W LED inside floodlights (for instant lighting). - 10 x 400W HID inside lights. (Power-hungry, but so cheap to buy now second-hand - and I probably will use them only 30 or so hours a year. They're switched in pairs so I need to turn on only those I need.) - 5 x double wall power outlets. - 8 x 8-socket hanging power outlets (positioned on chains just above head height). I found in my current workshop that I used the hanging power outlets for pretty well everything but fixed tools, so I have gone for more of these in the new workshop. - 2 x high current hanging outlets (for the dyno and hoist - when I buy the latter). - 4 x HID external floodlights - 2 x audio speakers - 4 x security cameras To give you and idea, the wiring is taking about 400 metres of plastic conduit! That wiring is almost all done. I have roller switches coming for security on all the doors, and I am fitting some external low current LED lights that will probably operate on an auto dusk switch. This is my 7th home workshop, so I figured I've learned a few things along the way - my book on home workshops. |
Dang, that's nice. Happy for ya! (I'd be jealous, if I had it in me to be)
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Did you already have the land or did you have to go find a new spot to build it?
I'm hoping a similar project is in my not too distant future. |
Whacha building in there?
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