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New years resolution was to clean and keep clean my shop. Took advantage of the day, snapped some shots after the day and a half ordeal of cleaning…...boy was it a mess. Hope I can keep up with my commitment to put things away and clean up everytime before turning off the lights. Hope you enjoy!
-- Terry
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nellie
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#1 posted 1994 days ago
Terdy,
That’s a great looking shop. Sure beats my cramped garage. I’d be spending way too much time in there. What kind of router table is that in your table saw?
Karson
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#2 posted 1994 days ago
These are all before pictures right, when you going to post the after.
Great shop how big is it.
Nice selection of tools.
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
Jamie
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#3 posted 1994 days ago
Nice Shop! I see you are a big fan of Ridgid. Great tools. I like your cyclone too!
-- Jamie, Kentucky
Terdy
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#4 posted 1994 days ago
The router table is a benchdog. Wouldnt trade it. It is awesome. the shop is a 16 by 24 small. I am hoping to build a shop this summer with gallery space. I really like the tablesaw, little underpowered but okay for now. Hate the bandsaw. jointer is not too bad just too small. Thanks for the comments guys.
-- Terry
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#5 posted 1994 days ago
Gee, I bet if I had a Tempest Cylcone Dust Collector, my shop would look as clean as yours!
-- lobbster, Oregon, www.michaellobby.com
jpw1995
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#6 posted 1994 days ago
Why do you hate the bandsaw? I have the same model, and I didn’t like it when I first got it because of the vibration. After a few adjustments and slight modifications it seems to be doing fine. If you were to try some heavy resawing I would imagine it would bog down a bit, but I don’t use mine for much heavy work so we get along just fine. Great looking shop!
-- JP, Shelbyville, KY
Mark
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#7 posted 1994 days ago
What a backdrop. Looks like a wonderful place to spend your days.
-- Mark
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