So I retired and we moved to the beach.
I had an 8’x12’ Tuff Shed put in, then added electricity, insulation and walls.
So I proudly present my new “Man Cave” 
Just waiting for some after market parts.
Looks great Andy. I see you have the required entertainment (tv) and refrence library (laptop)
Very nice!
I like it! You are a lucky man! Just saying the word retired makes me tremble. Saying retired on the beach with a hobby shed puts me into a state of ecstasy.
I like the connectivity and entertainment too. What more do you need. Maybe cut a window that looks out over the beach. Oh yeah.
Congrats on the retirement!
Congrats on retirement and the “man cave”. Have you completed all the items on the “Honey Do” list around the new home yet? That’s when you will really have a lot of time at the bench. [;)]
Jim [cptn]
The window is on the wall I didn’t show
No honey do’s. They were alrady done!!!
Lucky dog!!! What beach are you living the good life upon?
Long Beach, Washington
Very nice! Congratulations on your retirement.
Your friend, Toshi
Here’s a toast to many happy hours in your new hobby shack!
Mike
Nice workshop. Though I wonder, yet understand, how after years of hard work we always seem to be in the basement, shed, garage…lol. I suppose it’s because we love our women that much.
I’m fortunate in that we have one room in the house that is my office, model room and my wifes sewing room. I’m indoors, and my wife and I spend time together enjoying our hobbies.
Congrats,very nice
What more do you need? Simple: beer fridge!
Retirement…new man cave…you da man!
Congrats! It looks great!!
Very Nice. I’m still counting down so I am green with envy.
PJL
Congrats Andy on the new digs.
AA beat me to it, need a coffee pot and mini fridge for the other beverages…oh yeah, and a small microwave. Then never have to go to house, just hit up the other half on the intercom for munchies.
Nice setup!
Well done, Andy! What I didn’t see though, is a vent fan for the paint booth.
The vent fan is built into the paint booth. I still have to add a dryer vent to the wall.