Interesting, I also brew when I have time. 

We are looking at adding additional garage size space to the garage, not for working on cars and motorcycles, but to move the machining part of our manufacturing to the house. I do all of the machine work on the brewery controllers we build.

If we go through with plans the garage will be twice as wide as it is now but with only the one double car width door to the outside.

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Subject: Re: Building a Shop

My brother and I also brew our own beer so when set up my shop I put in water, a water heater, a deep sink, 6' of counter top and 40K btu propane burner.  Makes wrenchin' on our VW fleet so much more fun and the money we save on beer goes into our vans. win/win!

Andrew

> On Mar 15, 2015, at 10:04 AM, adam butler <acbutler.dandy@ICLOUD.COM> wrote:
> 
> So heres the plan… 
> 
> I am building a workspace for my new additions, VW #14 & #15 a early Vanagon Rivera, and an older beetle.
> 
> In building my space, I am pouring a foundation 30x24, a 10x10 garage door, side entry door and 12 foot roof.
> 
> I have a budget, and am shopping for tools, what would you put in your shop, besides a battery impact or ratchet?
> 
> adam Butler
> Florence, TX>Close to Austin

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