| Workshop by Brian | posted 01-21-2013 05:05 PM | 731 reads | 0 times favorited | 2 comments |  |
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Conway, AR
United States
I’m stuck in 1/2 of my garage for a shop right now. As much as I would like to build a large workshop behind our house, our lot is too small to accomadate a decent size shop and I can’t see spending the money to build something the same size as 1/2 of my garage. Sadly, our neighborhood requires solid brick construction of any additions to our property.
Stationary tools:
Ridgid R4512 Table Saw
Ridgid mitre saw and stand
Grizzly 6” jointer
Ridgid planer
Grizzly bench top drill press
Grizzly G0555 Bandsaw
Grizzly Dust Collector
Hand-held power tools:
Dewalt biscuit joiner
Ridgid orbital sander
Ryobi belt sander
Ridgid drill and impact driver
Ridgid router (installed in table saw)
Hand Tools:
Stanley Block Plane
Groz #3 Bench Plane
-- "The doctor said I should drink more for my mental health. By the way, I now refer to myself as, The Doctor."
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TheDane
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#1 posted 01-21-2013 08:53 PM
BuzzBate—I feel your pain … had similar situation (minus the building type restrictions) in our last house.
You can accomplish a lot in the space you have, and it looks like you’ve got some decent tools to work with!
—Gerry
-- Gerry -- "I don't plan to ever really grow up ... I'm just going to learn how to act in public!"
ldl
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#2 posted 02-14-2013 04:39 PM
I feel your pain. My werkshop is my walled up back porch which is 12×20. You just gotta want to that’s all.
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