My Lab Build (A work in progress!)

[BaboonScience]

So, Finally I have spliced together some pictures. This is a series at intervals of several days each. Just a sequence of start to present. Still a good deal of work to do.
Click on the image to get rid of the window bars.
First picture is the initial condition before I moved the entrance to the microscope room.
Lab Build 1.jpg
Second picture, I have started to install the cabinets that I picked up at the local surplus store.
Lab Build 2.jpg
Third Picture, I am hanging the insulation and preparing for the dry wall.
Lab Build 3.jpg
Dry wall up and ready to hang cabinets.
Lab Build 4.jpg
Cabinets and Counters installed. Counter tops were made from 2 by 4 stud lumber glued and clamped. The surface was planed, sanded and oiled.
Lab Build 5.jpg

More to do. Much more.
But the big jobs are done.
John

[EasterEggs]

Holy mackerel John! What a huge project! It makes my project look so much smaller. Ha! Thanks for sharing.

[Suzy]

Now that the big jobs are done, the intricate finish work begins. Great job so far!

[BaboonScience]

Yes, those fine points like doors, spackle, paint, electricity. Lord help me.

I also have a central heating, dehumidifier and AC unit that I would like to have in before it starts to get cold and damp.
John

[Suzy]

Sleep is over rated.

Git er dun!

[kalkmarkson]

You greenhouse is nice but I think, you should remove the plastic from upper part of the greenhouse and in the place of plastic, you should use glass.