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Thread: 24 x 26 shop build

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    24 x 26 shop build

    I had the footings and foundation poured last year when my house was built, now time to build my wood shop/ playroom. 24 x 26 was about as big as I could go without taking out my scrub oak and making my wife angry, but I think that space will work out just fine. My contractor stubbed in electrical with a separate100 amp service, as well as a gas line ran to heat the shop. I'm doing10 foot walls along with 12" foundation for a total of 11 foot height. Building in Utah and got a nice break in the weather, so I decided to get going on it. Only doing one 4 x 4 window, 1man door and 12 foot garage door.

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    Laying out base for the walls

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    And got a few walls standing

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    Sorry, it's not letting me post more than1picture at a time.

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    Good luck with the build and keep the shots coming.

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    Thank you, got a bit of bad weather the last few days, but will start the roof hopefully next week.

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    Is there a trick to posting pictures, im having a really hard time even posting one pic at a time?
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    This is my favorite type of post on this board. Love seeing shop progress! I'm jealous. Would love to build my own one day!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott Buehler View Post
    Is there a trick to posting pictures, im having a really hard time even posting one pic at a time?
    I put mine on flickr and then share the link.

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    You can upload up to 8 photos per post. You just need to either do them one at a time within your post or use the manage attachments utility to bring in multiples to a post simultaneously. I use the former so I can embed them in the text at appropriate points. While you "can" link images in from external sources, those image are then at the mercy of the hosting provider (take not of the recent Photobucket debacle that decimated forums globally) and they are not tied to the massive SMC archive for insured future viewing. SMC recommends uploading to this site so images and comments are preserved together.

    Jim
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    Thanks Jim, I'm having trouble even uploading them one at a time, but I'm sure I'm doing something wrong on my end, or maybe it's my phone. I'll try from my computer and see if that helps

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    All the posts on new shop construction bring back good memoirs. ..... because never took any pictures as process went on in my build.

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    Trusses all set, roof on Monday

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    Made a little more progress.
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    Looking awesome. In mine now hacking away at my elephant.

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