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farmshop06 A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING--Lance Rezac wanted plenty of storage space in his new farm shop. Rezac said if there is a place for everything there is a better chance everything will be put back in its place. (Journal photo by Doug Rich.) farmshop08 OIL AND GREASE--Normally the messiest spot in a farm shop is where the oil and grease are stored. Lance Rezac designed this cabinet for storing grease guns and draining oil filters. A tank under the cabinet catches used oil which is pumped to an outside tank. (Journal photo by Doug Rich.) farmshop09 REFRIGERATOR MAN--Lance Rezac uses old refrigerators for storage of everything except his lunch. In northeast Kansas Rezac is known as the "refrigerator man" for anyone who needs to dispose of an old fridge. (Journal photo by Doug Rich.) farmshop16 or farmshop17 BI-FOLD DOORS--The bi-fold doors are the most unique feature of Lance Rezac's new farm shop. He designed them and the hydraulics that raise and lower them himself. One of his goals was to have plenty of doors and windows in his new shop. (Journal photo by Doug Rich.) farmshop18 NEW FARM SHOP--It took five years to complete, but Lance Rezac, Onaga, Kan., his family and employees are taking full advantage of the new work space. Rezac put a lot of thought into the design of his new shop incorporating many unique and useful features. (Journal photo by Doug Rich.) 1/14/08 Date: 1/10/08
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