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See what happens when you don’t have a plan. I have to maintain room for momma’s car and Fred (the Harley) year round, and my truck in the winter. Everything is on wheels, and gets put up and cleaned up after use. I don’t get much done, but I’m making good time. The pin on the map is the job.
7/27/09 I’ve been moving things around. Some things went to the basement, now I have 2 places to make a mess. 1 big shop would be nice, but I am very thankful to have what I have. I still need a plan.
-- I'm a lumberjock and I'm ok, I sleep all night and I work all day!
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woodworm
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posted 429 days ago
Nice workshop.
I like the bandsaw, looks like a vintage..How old is it?
Take care and work safe.
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
lew
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posted 429 days ago
Great Looking Shop!
Do you keep your router bits in the safe?
Lew
Scott Bryan
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posted 429 days ago
Hairy,
You have a nice looking shop and a good looking bike as well. It appears to be well organized, as it should be, given that you have to “share” it with momma’s car, your truck and your bike (I assume that it is your bike and not momma’s). :)
Thanks for posting pictures of your shop. I enjoyed the visit.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
hairy
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posted 429 days ago
The band saw is from the 1940’s, that’s as close as I got. I wouldn’t trade it for a new one.
I could keep my router bits in my shirt pocket, I think I have 5 or 6.
-- I'm a lumberjock and I'm ok, I sleep all night and I work all day!
Richforever
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posted 429 days ago
Nice shop. I know what you mean about having everything put away. However, my car likes to help as an infeed table for the long pieces. A towel on the hood, and the pieces slide nicely across the router table.
Nice Harley!
-- Rich, Seattle, WA
James Lango
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posted 429 days ago
Hairy, Nice Shop man! That Sunoco sticker looks familiar. AND what’s in the safe?>
-- Longovette@Roadruner.com
KBC
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posted 338 days ago
Just lookin’ ‘round,seeing if any of my old classmates have joined and posted their shops too!
I am a Cincinnati native(Finneytown) and went to Live Oaks cdc(high school equivalent of trade school)in Milford the area for my cabinetmaking training.
Very good organization of all those tools for the different trades/hobbies.
Trust me when I say,bigger ain’t always better.
-- Ken, Northern Illinois,kbcmtndewman40@yahoo.com
hairy
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posted 302 days ago
Thanks, kbc! Maybe bigger ain’t better, but I’d still like to try it out.
-- I'm a lumberjock and I'm ok, I sleep all night and I work all day!
Beginningwoodworker
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posted 263 days ago
Nice workshop.
-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker