Thanks everyone. I didn't think about the grounding part of it. I will keep that in mind for sure. Thanks for the tip. It was "dirty" just before these pics were taken. After every time I clean up the bench and put everything back to where it goes. The colorants are in the garage staying warm. I use a kerosene heater when I am out there so I take the colorants out during this time of year.
@Smallie-thanks for the words, I can't wait to get mine hooked up and running. I hope to do that within the next 3-4 days and will post pics of it.
@CrabbyBass-Thanks man. I was pleased how it turned out. Stop by anytime man. LOL, you did fine cleaning yours up the other day. Let me know when you are ready and I will come over and help you with yours.
@Pieterbez &ODA-The next time I am out in the shed, I will take a pic of it while working. I am the type of person that doesn't mind getting dirty, but stays organized as well.
@Denny Welch-No, it is a Handy Home 10'x10' shed from Home Depot. I did research on them and a lot of people had a hard time putting it together, but if you have any general construction experience, it isn't too bad. It took my dad, father in-law, and I 2 days to do it. It was over 100 degrees each day so that is why it took so long. We worked on it for about 15-20 hours total. They are 2"x3" walls and rafters. That didn't sit well with me and my dad, but after getting it up and done the finished product was cool. We did some reinforcing on the corners and the sheathing, but that was about it. They don't have anything in the corners so we added 2"x4" studs there.
