Shop/garage/shed?

[displacedtexan]

So a buddy and I were talking, neither of us had a shop when we met, we both do now... It was kinda a forgone thing for both of us that we would have a shop for our stuff. Just had to have the place/money.

So what do you use, assuming you can't fit all you hobbies in a spare bedroom.

Shop?

Regular garage?

Shed?

 

[adieatrick]

40x80 shop and a 3 car garage that is 36' deep. Could use more....

 

[NRA4LIFE]

Basically most of the above. I store most of my stuff in what they call a "bonus room" here plus my whole reloading operation. I store a lot of my fishing stuff there and in my garage and store larger stuff in my barn (36 X 36).

 

[JJ1179]

Garage! Can’t wait until I have a shop someday.

 

[CorbLand]

Split between a spare bedroom and the garage.

A shop is a dream of mine.

 

[Taudisio]

I marked shed. I have a bunch of stuff in a half sized cargo container until the house gets built this spring. The wife insisted (seriously insisted) I have my own hunting/reloading room (yes, she is a unicorn). I can’t wait to put a futon in there for a “spare bedroom” for guests and have 20+ mounts on the wall over their heads, while they sleep next to my reloading bench/supplies. It should encourage folks to not stay long.

I consider a “shop” a place to work on cars.

 

[cnelk]

Many years I turned the 1 car attached garage into a family room.
I then built a 24x27 barn when I had horses.
Horses got sold and bought atvs and snowmobiles.

Turned part of the barn (turned shed) into a small shop with a wood stove.

All my gear and tools and reloading equipment are in there.

 

[Hnthrdr]

Shop, spare room, and a cabin haha

 

[crich]

I marked spare room/closet but have bins and a storage cabinet in the garage too. We are about to be in between moves but once I retire from the military and we decide where to live the rest of our lives, a 40x60ish post frame shop will be promptly built.

 

[loganwayne]

My shop is large 80x32 quonset hut but leaks. (Working on that) so alot of my stuff like packs, guns stays in a small room in our house.
Stands in shop as well as dog boxes, and most of the dog stuff and a force fetch table. Two freezers and a fridge to age meat in or beer in the summer. And my camper, boat, tractor, 4wheeler and project jeep

 

[Blurry1]

My current shop is the garage. My wife hates it. One car garage for fly tying, reloading, boat building and odds and ends. It’s a pain in the ass. I have been looking for a local industrial building in the area but I think that ship has sailed. When we can finally afford to build it’s a minimum 40x20 shop with an upstairs guest room/ tying space. It’s a suffer now for the win later situation.

 

[Pony Soldier]

40 x 60 barn,shop, stable, tack room

 

[justinspicher]

I have everything in the garage, but I’d like to whittle my gear down and be able to put it all in a bedroom in the house.

 

[Burnsie]

Mostly the basement storage arear. Tree stands and fishing gear in the garage.
I would love a shop, so I could actually park my vehicles in the garage.

 

[Weldor]

Separate 1 car for tools, mare motel for storage. The rest is inside due to our over 100 degree days. Reloading equipment and supplies don't like the heat. 2 car attached for the vehicles and a rear 11 x 20 block and metal storage room out back for general crap. After writing this I think I need to have a yard sale.

 

[CCooper]

The garage is all mine- 1200 sq/ft and it is full. Also have a shed with firewood, lawnmower, and landscaping stuff. A 40x80 stick-built shop is in the plans if we stay at the current place which we probably will.

 

[Weldor]

I'm seriusly considering building a Barndominium, seems to be the best of both worlds.

 

[rayporter]

40ft shipping container and barn
oh, and the spare bedroom

 

[doc holiday13]

Minimum a climate controlled 30x40 with an enclosed loft(but windows to get outdoor sunlight

 

[displacedtexan]

I'm seriusly considering building a Barndominium, seems to be the best of both worlds.

I used to think this. Not sure I still don't...

But man, sometimes that 30 foot walk to the house when a project is being particularly frustrating is really nice. Shutting the door, locking up, and just walking away!