Hand tool workshop needed some light...

[Zach Dillinger]

I've been frustrated with the lack of light in my shop since my wife and I bought our new home last year. It has made my shop time less than pleasant, as I really don't like fluorescent light. This weekend I rectified the situation by putting in some salvaged windows. See the pics here. http://bit.ly/GUZP4

[Robert Rozaieski]

Fantastic! You'll love it! I have only one tiny little window in my shop, but it makes a big difference. I will often work in there during the day without turning the overhead lights on as I much prefer the natural raking light from the window to flooding overhead artificial light. Of course, I don't get much time in there during the day due to that job thing that gets in the way, but it's nice when I do.

[Zach Dillinger]

Fantastic! You'll love it! I have only one tiny little window in my shop, but it makes a big difference. I will often work in there during the day without turning the overhead lights on as I much prefer the natural raking light from the window to flooding overhead artificial light. Of course, I don't get much time in there during the day due to that job thing that gets in the way, but it's nice when I do.

Yeah, I know what you mean. My day job keeps me out of the shop a lot, especially during an election year, but I'm doing my best!

[Jim Koepke]

Looks very nice and adds value to the home overall.

Now if you can just get truckers to park outside at night and leave their headlights on...

jim

[Russell Sansom]

Zach, I might suggest you store away a few spare panes of glass or plexiglass!

[Joe Cunningham]

I'm not sure which is cooler, the windows or the toolboxes you scored. :D

[Paul Incognito]

And you have a nice view.
Nice yard.
PI