Ed's Shop Build Thread

This is great Ed, I love seeing the process and build up of projects, whether a bathroom remodel, car restoration or a shop build. I’ll be following this with great interest! Looks like a nice work space and plenty of room to work with.
 
Ed,

This is awesome and inspiring for some of us.

Thanks for sharing and definitely will follow the upgrades.


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Very cool.

Congrats on the new shop, Ed. :)
 
Looks great Ed? What are you planning for the floor?
 
I accidentally disliked the second post :(. I like it and look forward to future shop updates!
 
Awesome! :props:

I like it - I dig the styling too, very cool indeed. I look forward to following along & seeing your shop progress. Pleased to read that you’re busy. :buffing:

I’d be hoping that is an excessive amount of snow foam outside but I get a shivery feeling that it isn’t.

Thanks for sharing.


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
 
Aaryn NZ said:
Awesome! :props:



I’d be hoping that is an excessive amount of snow foam outside but I get a shivery feeling that it isn’t.

Thanks for sharing.


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
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No, that's not foam, Aaryn. He's up in Maine. They get about 6 weeks of summer starting in July. Lol
 
Great thread! Congrats on the new shop! Looking forward to updates!
 
PaulMys said:
No, that's not foam, Aaryn. He's up in Maine. They get about 6 weeks of summer starting in July. Lol
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.... Yikes, & I thought my throat had been cut here at the start of the week at -1°c.


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
 
Aaryn NZ said:
.... Yikes, & I thought my throat had been cut here at the start of the week at -1°c.


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
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Yeah, not all of us are lucky enough to have Sizzle Chests like Scott, that @^#*!! ;)
 
Great post, Ed!!

Those little annoyances are all part of life. Thanks for documenting them to show others that everything does not always go as planned.

Love your posts, and REALLY love the job on that gas-sucking HEMI Ram. (I have one too). ;)
 
Looking good man. I use those same swivels on my Tornador. Really makes using them in the foot well areas much easier too.
 
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