Canuck and Edgemont Villages new Shop

[Canuck]

Thanks for jumping in Lloyd, needless to say neither one of us has spent any time on our cars this summer due to the "project" Sams description of the old building basically described the cars I restore as well.
What evolved over the past 5 months on our various skills was interesting as their was the occasional "good Grief", "WTF" and "really, are we building for a cat 5 hurricane?". The results will show.

[Edgemontvillage]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Canuck</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for jumping in Lloyd, needless to say neither one of us has spent any time on our cars this summer due to the &quot;project&quot; Sams description of the old building basically described the cars I restore as well.
What evolved over the past 5 months on our various skills was interesting as their was the occasional &quot;good Grief&quot;, &quot;WTF&quot; and &quot;really, are we building for a cat 5 hurricane?&quot;. The results will show. </div></div>

<span style="font-weight: bold">Project Musings 1.0 </span>
- 8 layer walls
- Nothing plum, square or straight
- Alice in Wonderland Room
- Slatwall or Slotwall?
- Knotweed Nemesis
- 1 Panel per Day Quota
- Nail Gun &quot;Rent not to Own&quot;
- If 3 are good 4 nails are better
- Horsetails
- Asphalt Phil
- CB
- Demo Man
- Drainage
- Titanic 2.0
- Greg BFF
- Wine Powered Forklift
- Sawdust
- Electrical Quote Surprise
- Cedar Twist
- Tree Trimming - Bby FU
- Orange Cones and Hilti Fasteners
- Hitchcock Seagulls
- &quot;Repairs&quot;
- Ladder Legs
- Welcome Siren
- Dismantling the Watch
- Country Music and Peter Pan
- Door to Nowhere
- Is the power to the boiler disconnected?
- Windex Clear
- Running Man
- Blinding LEDs
- Urban Hillbilly Metal Men
- Floor Grinding Monster Machine
- Summit Frequent Flyer
- Home Depot Pro Parking
- Grandview BT No Show
- Painter Disappearance
- I hate drywall

[Edgemontvillage]

The height (12') and width (~30') of the new 2 x 8 high bay wall framing necessitated 2 sections. As the large timber header beam had a distict &quot;twist&quot; to it, trying to tilt up, fit and align the header plates was...well...difficult hence the GMC Yukon powered solution.

Demo Begins on the High Bay wall:


First Sticks of New Framing for the High Bay. Note the exposed vertical timber beam - a thing of the past:


Our Good Friend MEJ Playing Pickup Stix:


Another View of the First Section of Framing Installed - Exterior View


Interior View of the First Section of framing with the original Slider Door still in place (blue edge)


Full Back Wall Reframed, Slider Door eliminated and new Overhead Door relocated and roughed in.