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Very limited space and have to share with a car a motorcycle 3 bikes and years of stuff that “can’t” be thrown away (anybody wanny buy a 40meg harddrive?). I saw the idea for the table saw cart in shopnotes and expanded on that.
-- If I had some ham, I could make some ham and eggs...if I had some eggs.
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Splinterman
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posted 113 days ago
Hey Bobdodds,
Nice neat little layout with some nice toy’s to play with….welll done.
-- I will just keep doing it till I get it right.
Scott Bryan
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posted 113 days ago
Bob, it looks like you have a nice shop area to work in. Bummer about the having the “non-essentials” in there, though. I tried for years to maintain both a shop and a garage but eventually just quit putting my truck in the garage at night. I got tired of setting up and moving my tools around to make room for the truck and then having to move the truck out to do some woodworking. And the biggest plus of this is that it gave me more room for tools!!
You have added some nice benches to you shop and that is a nice router station that you have built. The table saw cart should prove to be a nice addition to your shop, if you decide to build one. I thought about one myself, when I had a contractor’s saw and kept my truck in the garage. But I never could seem to find the time to build one.
Thanks for the pictures. I enjoyed touring your shop.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
Don K.
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posted 113 days ago
Well, it may be little…but wow is it nice !!!! Very organized….thanks for sharing.
-- Don S.E. OK