92U 3406
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So I ended up with a nice, used 20 foot sea can. Wondering if anyone has ever used one as a small workshop/shed? I can get power and air to it easy enough.
My trailer is at my dads farm seting beside a building. I ran a 110 cord first then a 220 cord but i need to just run the 220 and get a breaker box.I have some stuff in the building but its good to have a place that your the only one who is working in it.I need better lighting its like a cave i have some fluorescent lights that i got cheap i plan on useing.I was kind of thinking of putting my heavy steel bench and welder inside. I've only got the doors on one end but its right behind my dad's shop so I can easily run a 220V extension cord out to the sea can when I want to do some fab work. Obviously with the doors wide open and welding just inside the doorway for ventilation.
What about lighting? I'd like to install some low amperage LED lights and just plug in to the shop with an extension cord. All the shop 110V outlets are wired for 20 amp.
thats the best looking can conversion i`ve seen yetI didn't use it for a shop but it is 1/2 storage and 1/2 office/shop manual storage. I studded it up with 2x3s and then had urethane foam sprayed in and covered with sheetrock. Built the porch and false front with a sloped roof. Works great.
I didn't use it for a shop but it is 1/2 storage and 1/2 office/shop manual storage. I studded it up with 2x3s and then had urethane foam sprayed in and covered with sheetrock. Built the porch and false front with a sloped roof. Works great.
Its more for jobsites than a shop . Its sure worth the trucking to a site in the rainy season here.