We're going vertical! This shop will hold not only all of my woodshop but also all of our household belongings until the house is built. After the house is built, I'd like to dedicate some pallet racking space to store summertime tractor implements, like my stump grinder.

Next up: Shop lighting phase 1.

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P.S. "Without courage, the disciplined pursuit of less is just lip service. It is just the stuff of one more dinner party conversation. It is skin deep. Anyone can talk about the importance of focusing on the things that matter the most - and many people do - but to see people who dare to live it is rare."
- Greg McKeown, Essentialism - The Disciplined Pursuit of Less