Stu's Shed Meets Lazy Larry's Workshop

well – shiver me timbers mate – alls well that ends well – a pint of rum and a scallywag are next on my list – damn -what a wood pile!!!!

-- -erik & christy-

Hey Larry,
Good one mate….well done.

-- I will just keep doing it till I get it right.

Thanks Larry. I could only dream about having as much of a wood stock as you have. Good one Mate.

-- Mike, American in Norway

Wow, you’re becoming quite the celebrity, hob-nobbing with the Rich and Famous!! What’s next? Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Lunch in Rio, and Dinner in Paris?! Will you still remember all the “little” people?! LOL
Seriously, Larry, that’s great exposure and you’ve earned it with your fine work. Your Star is ascending, my Friend!! :)

-- Mike in Manchester, NH---Unpleasant tasks are simply worthy challenges to improve skills.

How nice to have companions from far away once a while.
Now I know why Larry is becomming younger and younger, each day!

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

Go Goose!

-- Max the "night janitor" at www.hardwoodclocks.com

A lot of nice boards on that vid Larry.
Your wood pile seems to have expanded a little as well.
That is one productive shop !!!

You are making us proud Mate!!!

-- Eric

Awesome “My Sharona” video!... Oh, nice place too.

-- Z Rockwall, TX

Ok Larry, just saw this video. You don’t need any curly! This would be considered hoarding over here and after documenting your hoarding behavior… this video should be followed up by a visit to your local nut house. No… not Wal-nut house…. I mean Looney Bin! Nice stash.

-- There's many a slip betwixt a cup and a lip.--Scott

Larry,
Nice tour, and thanks for the plug. It’s always nice to see what’s happening on the other side of the world.
Someday I’ve got to get a video camera. Maybe I can show you my place then.
Still love the accent “Ya’ll” have. By the way, you have way too much wood on hand. How are you ever going to make that many cheese boards?

Thanks
Kent

-- Kent Shepherd * The goal is-----More Tools!

Very Cool tour of your shop. every time I see your photo or video I always forget what a young ladd you are. In another ten years your skill level will be so high that you’ll be making lazy Larry’s you ride on. :-))
Congrats on the tour. As always I enjoyed your post and products.

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

Holly wood storage Batman! I’ve seen lumber mills that have less stock than that. Absolutely an amazing shop.

-- Chunk

Let’s see the second act :-))

-- Debt is nothing more than the 21st Century's form of slavery.

Don’t let them get to you, they are all just jealous that they don’t have a wood pile like that to go to,, I on the other hand do. Of course mine isn’t outside the shop it’s called Sutherlands but I like to call it mine, after all the money I’ve spent with them I concider myself a silent partner, great show I really enjoyed seeing your shop and all. Thanks for sharing and as soon as I find out where your shop is I’ll come pay a visit, about 3 in the morning so don’t shoot, it will just be me raiding your stash. Thanks for the post keep them coming

well larry ive only got a dial up connection here at the house..but im going to go where there is a fast connection to see what all the hub bub is all about…..and i guess see how you properly stack and store our lumber stashes…lol…...good thing you a young buck who is healthy…ive got the ole bad back…so im going to have to find some help to get my wood store stacked right…but i will get it done…youve inspired me…..im so happy for you my friend…your doing well with the business…makeing good friends and contacts…your star will rise….just keep the xxxx under control….lol…....green koolaid i hear has a good kick…..lol…...grizzman

-- The Grizzone

Hey there grizzman, I’m pretty much in the same boat with the bad back,only I got bad everywhere ol artie in every joint in my bod, I thought I’d pass along an idea I’m going to do to keep from having to dig through an entire stack to get one board, I have open face stairs going down in my basement to my work shop, nothing but wasted space under them so I’m building a platform out of 2×4’s and plywood to fasten under each stair so the plywood is flush with the top of the next step, this way all your 1 foot scrap boards can stack under the first step the next step 2 foot next step 3 foot and so on, you need a 1 foot go up to that step and get one replacing as you go, this will prevent you from having to dig through a stack and it frees up space in your shop where most people have racks up against a wall etc. and utilizes what is other wise just wasted space or as i had stuff stuck in there and then to much trouble to dig back out so it just gets left. The only prob with this is it dosen’t hold a lot of one size board, but as you utilize every step it is really a lot of wood that would just be out in the way. Just thought I’d pass that along to you and the other LJ’s since I don’t have a way of posting pics just yet, just a small contribution for all the info I’ve gotten. Hope this idea helps someone. Later,

Oh by the way Larry, I hope you didn’t mind me posting that on yours, L.O.L. Nobody would see it on mine and lets face it “EVERYBODY” looks at your post. L.O.L.