Welcome to my little garage!

[Nimrod]

Originally Posted by Boa

curious to hear the build plans for the knuckle w/girder fork hanging from the ceiling? it's got the makings of a cool period drag bike or something. looks good hanging there too.

It's kind of on the back burner for now. '46 knuckle, '32 VL frame, Royal Enfield girder. My idea of what someone would have used to build a sport bike in the early post war years.

[Brush]

Nimrod......thats AWESOME....beatiful layout and all the right atmosphere!
killer iron too.....what a place to build,dream and function!
bueatiful brother!!

[g griffin]

Nimrod, your "little garage" has inspired me more than ANYTHING I have seen on the internet, ever!

I gotta move to the country.

G.

[wrigh003]

I dig it. Just the building itself, not to mention all the cool old stuff you have in there. Is it all timber-framed like that? If so, that little carport/ garage will probably outlast all of us and our grandkids. Besides, what better place to work on old-school machinery than in a building constructed with techniques and technology that has been around for hundreds of years?

I am inspired, for sure.

[AHotRod]

Sweet ! Your set up is a dream come true for someone like me who loves old Rods.
Congradulations on such a great looking shop and enviroment to play in.

[FONZI]

Perfection.

FONZI

[wilbilt]

Living in a rural area and having a ratty, leaky lean-to as a workspace, I was trying to convince myself I really wanted a sterile clean-room kind of shop.

Now I know that I don't. In fact, I never did.

Thanks for sharing those photos. I now have work to undo...

Will in NorCal

[breeder]

perfect!! a bud from the HAMB told me to come check it out!!!glad i did...bootyful man!!!

[B.C.]

I LOVE YOUR LITTLE GARAGE GREAT EQUIPMENT, GREAT TOYS, GREAT LOCATION. Please post more pics of any new projects that come your way.

[LiveWire64]

This is the best workshop,garage I have ever seen. Love old buildings & yours is awesome! Love your rods & bikes too. Thanks for sharing your space. Brad

[safetyfast]

Nimrod, that is an awesome garage, and great projects. Did you do any modifications to it to make it more airtight? I have a tobacco barn I would like to convert to car space in the future, but like most tobacco barns, it was built with green lumber, and as the lumber dried, it left 1/2 to 1" gaps between the vertical boards.

[IGOR]

I really like your woodworking shop - any pics of the inside of that?

[Andx0r]

Very cool garage

Are those stacks on the roadster engine made of brass pipe?

I really love garages and work spaces like this. You've stopped time exactly where you want it, and it looks great.

[kustomchry]

One of the coolest garages I`ve ever seen!! I keep looking at the pics over and over again!!

Tor

[6567GTO]

Excellent setup. You've given me a little hope as I'm going through a divorce right now. When its all settled and I buy a new place, I may try to build something that makes me smile like yours does. Way cool. thumbs up.

[Shhted]

I've enjoyed everyone's garages, but this whole setup is my favorite. Kudos.

Pardon me whilest I go out back and slay this green monster called envy.

[Nimrod]

Originally Posted by Andx0r

Very cool garage

Are those stacks on the roadster engine made of brass pipe?

I really love garages and work spaces like this. You've stopped time exactly where you want it, and it looks great.

They're copper plumbing 90's cut in half, I've still got to do some trimming on 'em, attach some screens and make hold-downs.

[Nimrod]

Originally Posted by safetyfast

Nimrod, that is an awesome garage, and great projects. Did you do any modifications to it to make it more airtight? I have a tobacco barn I would like to convert to car space in the future, but like most tobacco barns, it was built with green lumber, and as the lumber dried, it left 1/2 to 1" gaps between the vertical boards.

The main portion of the shop has inside and outside boards insulated between, the addition is just board and batten (I haven't gotten around to the batten part yet). It hardly matters until I add some heat anyway.

[Nimrod]

Originally Posted by IGOR

I really like your woodworking shop - any pics of the inside of that?

You don't want to see it.

[LiveWire64]

Being a woodworker myself, I would love to see inside your shop. Brad