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Re: Looking for planning help for polebarn style workshop to be built in the spring
Pete, Cool project! I'd highly recommend laying the tubing for the radiant floors so you have a heated slab. It wont add all that much to the cost if you do the work yourself. My brother and I just did his new house and laid all the foam and tubing in a weekend by ourselves. Its pretty easy, just takes time. The contractor wanted 4000 or something just in labor for it but like i said, a weekend was all it took for us. This is in North Dakota, so similar heat output as your area I would guess.
Also I second the opinion to build it bigger! Space to work on a project is never enough!
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67 GMC K1500 Custom- 305V6 SM420, PTO, Ram Assist, yellow (the outcast) (project period correct upgrades)
67 GMC C2500 351V6 TH400, AC, PS, PB (can't decide what to do with. Update, decided to keep and will restore  )
86 CHV K30 502 th400, apple red NEW
71 CHV K20 350 SM465, ochre (saved work truck)
71 CHV K20 292 SM465, white, tach, PTO, (future project)
72 CHV K20 350 350th, medium blue (project stocker)
01 CHV K2500hd crew, indigo blue
^3 dont run and the others don't see winter either
'86 K30 Cummins "Fireside" thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=649649
'71 K20 "get driveable" thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=590642
'72 K20 Build Thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=493477&page=6
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