Yea it was a fairly smart move I think.  Because I can basically hook in what ever kind of light I want to as long as it has a 110 volt plug.  Ground plug or not it would turn on and or off when I walk into the shed.  I think that's exactly how I want my light system wired in my work space if it gets approved to being working on by management.  I think instead of doing 1 a couple plug outlets with 2 sockets per outlet.  I'm thinking going with the double outlets and going 4 sockets per.   That way I don't have to use a surge protector running power to multiple machines.  I also plan on getting some cheap air tank from HF I will walk in and buy it.  I can get one for around 30 bucks or so only a little five gallon tank.  Do some plumbing around the walls and have compressed air running through out the small shop space.  I think that would also be a good addition.  So I think I would need to find a compressor at some point that will auto shut off when the tank is filled but separate from the tank.  So I'll have to eventually do some research on that at some point.  I already know I can use black iron pipe which is fairly in expensive to buy over at home depot.  Plumbing isn't that hard to do LOL.  I did set up two forge burners with out getting myself blown up from it being leaky so I think I can manage an air system with no issues.

2 hours ago, AndrewB said:

I wouldn't need that many lights in there

Around the perimeter is better.  If you put them in the center, you'll be working in your own shadow.  DAMHIKT!  

On 6/23/2020 at 9:07 PM, FlGatorwood said:

I really hate to say this as I basically dislike permits and inspectors. 

That's why I went this route.

 

No permit required because since it's on a skid frame, and can be moved it's not considered a permanent structure. Electricity is provided through a 30 Amp RV cord that is a plug in. 

The Village, and neighboring city hates me. 

 

Edited July 2, 20206 yr by Larry Buskirk

Yea I saw that, sadly I got the notification from management that I could not move forward with that project.  So I'll have to do most of my work outside and in the shed which in the end is still no big deal.

I own the house. No bunch of Momo's are ever going to tell me what I can and cannot do to enhance my home.  Glad I am not in some HOA.

 

 

3 minutes ago, AndrewB said:

Yea I saw that, sadly I got the notification from management that I could not move forward with that project.  So I'll have to do most of my work outside and in the shed which in the end is still no big deal.

Can you have a camping trailer on your property?

The building behind the Greenhouse/Shed is a rebuilt camper.

7 minutes ago, Gunny said:

I own the house. No bunch of Momo's are ever going to tell me what I can and cannot do to enhance my home.  Glad I am not in some HOA.

 

 

I've been taken to court (several times) before.

They really don't like the fact that I'm playing by their rules. 

Sadly I live in a Mobile home park even though I own my own house I still have to ask permission which is a pain.