| Workshop by MattJ | posted 417 days ago | 169 reads | 0 times favorited | 1 comment |  |
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Here’s a few photos of my shop… It’s a bit of a mess as usual. Everything was built quick and dirty because it’s a garage attached to my rented apartment, and I’m working on a shoestring budget. Many improvements are needed, but I still get a good amount of work done in here.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 416 days ago
Hi Matt,
Your shop looks a lot like mine, especially when I am in the middle of a project. To tell the truth I would rather see a shop with a some sawdust and wood shavings on the floor rather than a pristine one as it just looks like there is some work going on in there. You appear to have organized your shop well and you have some nice tools to work with too.
Thanks for the post. I enjoyed visiting your shop.
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