Workshop Information
Location
United States
My name is Daryn. I joined lumberjocks.com, a couple of years ago when I found myself getting back into woodworking after a long period with very limited amount of time for it due to a very time intensive career choice. I have been interested in woodworking since i was a young boy, and saved up enough money when I was 13 by doing odd jobs for a year, to buy my first Craftsman table saw. I actually just recently sold that saw.
I am finally at a point in my life where I was able to build my dream shop. It is a 36×40 outbuilding, that was included in a home we moved to in 2017. It was only a shell as the previous owner only used it for storage and mechanical work. It did have a 100 amp electrical service as well. Progress on the build out was slow with me doing almost all of it myself, and there has been no shortage of things that need work. Upgraded electrical service, removing garage doors, repairing numerous holes in the metal siding, insulation…
I love to see photos of others shops. Always get some great ideas from looking at the way other folks are working. It has been a huge help to me as I have mucked my way through my shop build out.
I enjoy being a part of lumberjocks and always appreciate all of the many of the great posts and wonderful information on this site.
Finally got some time to post some of the photos after much of the build out is complete. Still missing hand rail on the mezzanine, etc.
I am finally at a point in my life where I was able to build my dream shop. It is a 36×40 outbuilding, that was included in a home we moved to in 2017. It was only a shell as the previous owner only used it for storage and mechanical work. It did have a 100 amp electrical service as well. Progress on the build out was slow with me doing almost all of it myself, and there has been no shortage of things that need work. Upgraded electrical service, removing garage doors, repairing numerous holes in the metal siding, insulation…
I love to see photos of others shops. Always get some great ideas from looking at the way other folks are working. It has been a huge help to me as I have mucked my way through my shop build out.
I enjoy being a part of lumberjocks and always appreciate all of the many of the great posts and wonderful information on this site.
Finally got some time to post some of the photos after much of the build out is complete. Still missing hand rail on the mezzanine, etc.