mine is still a work in progress. I'm trying to think of everything that a CNC "can" do so I can consider it in my design. LOL, the contractor that did work on my house last year use to laugh because I would always tell him "I like to plan ahead." So many times that has very beneficial because I won't have to tear out something to do it over. I finally got a storage building built last year that I'm going to use as a workshop. Initially we were going to use the bottom as a workshop and the top for storage, but this week I changed my mind Instead of trying to fit worktables for everything downstairs and it being crowded, I've decided to use the loft area for finish work and crafts. Hopefully that will cut down on the dust I'll have downstairs. I've already added a 6x8 deck with a pergola to expand my working area. While I was trying to figure out a way to setup an umbrella for shade, I decided a pergola would be better because I can add a shade on a track to open and close. So now I need to get everything all wired, cut the joist to be able to access the top area and finish off it off. It's not going to be an easy job because sheetrock is heavy, so I'll have to cut it to be able to handle it by myself. But first, I've got to jack it up where it settled. I've got jacks on the way. There's no question the building is unlevel - it drops on both sides in the middle making it hard to shut the door. I put the level on it and it's about 2". My lot slops and the building is at the back, so it gets all the water going downhill.
I can't wait to get something done. It seems like all I do is "plan" and build stuff in my head.