Shop Remodel

[Ishi]

I said earlier in the year that I would post a thread on a project this summer.
The shop is closed and I’m glad to get away from that lifestyle after 33 years. This was always my dream for the shop when the business was closed. If I didn’t do something to the shop it would turn into a junk storage room. I’m committed now so the remodel will continue. My plan is to line the walls with some sort of wood and all my 19 Whitetail mounts will be in the room.
I did teach two individuals this winter so the equipment that I no longer need has been sold to them. I’ll keep just enough equipment to continue to do my own deer or a few for friends if I keep my license.
Some pics before I started cleaning up.
East wall

East wall and both entry doors.

South wall with garage door

Back room

West wall

Progress after a couple days




The next two days the area should be all cleaned out. I have no timeline on completion and will work on it at my leisure. This will be a running thread with many updates.
Also if there are any suggestions post them up I’d like to hear your thoughts!

 

[IowaBowHunter1983]

Congrats on retirement. Fun project!

I'd upgrade lighting.

 

[Hawk32]

Congrats on retirement.

I’d say park one of these in the shop and call the remodel project complete

 

[Ishi]

Congrats on retirement. Fun project!

I'd upgrade lighting.

Yes that will be done after the walks are lined!

All cleaned up! The toolbox, freezer and table will be worked around.
I’m learning towards pine T&G to line the walls. If I figured right I only need 135 16 footers

 

[Bucksnbears]

For practically, 1/2 cdx plywood and stained would be fine and cheaper then t&g.

 

[Obsessed]

Search Results for "standard pine board" at Menards®

Search results at Menards

www.menards.com

I used a pneumatic finish nail gun and these planks on the interior of huge treehouse I built a few years back, and it turned out great. Over the top of existing drywall would work even better. No tongue and groove necessary.

 

[Ishi]

Search Results for "standard pine board" at Menards®

Search results at Menards

www.menards.com

I used a pneumatic finish nail gun and these planks on the interior of huge treehouse I built a few years back, and it turned out great. Over the top of existing drywall would work even better. No tongue and groove necessary.

I’ve been thinking about these! It would be much cheaper! Take a pic if you can please

 

[CurtisWalker]

Congratulations on the retirement Ishi. Excited to follow along with this project.


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