One day I would like to have my own shop. For now i will need to continue working out of the garage. This project will help transform a section of the garage into a small shop without having to structurally change the garage with a free standing wall attached to a weighted workbench. The project costs where under $150. The impact it had on the shop was huge.
I frame a wall with 2 x 3 studs where the studs are 24 inch on center. I end up with a wall that is 14 ft long and 7 ft 4 inches high. The wall is capable of standing with out legs because it is screwed to the workbench with 6 lag screws. The garage door is fully functional without any modifications.
————————————————————————————————–
My social media:
FaceBook https://www.facebook.com/tothesummit/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/_natelarge/
YouTube 😉 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3v0TBgKf6BsFOrJcKHfCgg
){kind=link}
Where did you get everything?
Any ideas to make this wall this wall smaller? I'm doing a project that involves a miniature wall from scratch, any help would be much appreciated.
Nailgun!? For what? Lol
Your child's eyes are beautiful…Take Care and thanks for making a clear instructional video. Without annoying music ..
Thanks for the video.. The wall wont fall if it's pushed? I know it's attached to the bench but is that sturdy enough?
nice but I would really add some sort of support on the other side of the wall too…
What are the dimensions of the work bench you have supporting the wall?
Thanks this gave me a great idea to do this with a dresser and have it as a wall devide for my kids rooms is there any advise, tips tricks I should know before I get started
Awesome work. Gave me lots of ideas.
good work, hugs
Looks great! I love your attention to detail, I'm sure it makes projects take longer but then the quality is that much better.
That's a good looking wall. Bruce is really digging that watermelon. Lol