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    <title>Chris 's Blog at LumberJocks.com</title>
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      <title>Birth of a Workshop #1: In the beginning</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>For a couple of years now I have been trying to get my wife&#8217;s agreement to build a shed in the back yard to house all of the yard equipment, sports gear, etc&#8230; She recently quit her part time job at a spice shop and picked up another job at the local WoodCraft the same afternoon (Major gloat for me).</p>


	<p>To my amazement she has started taking an interest in Carving and Turning. We acquired a used Jet mini lathe and some basic Sorby tools. A couple of weeks have passed and she has started to grouse about the crowded condition of the garage (I think my evil plan is working!).</p>


	<p>So. here is the plan:<br />1) Build an 8&#8221;x12&#8221; shed with loft in the back corner of the yard and move the lawn and sports equipment into it.<br />2) Throw out all the &#8220;junk&#8221; we never seem to part with (old Christmas decorations and the like which we have   never used)<br />3) DIY or pay someone to epoxy finish the garage floor<br />4) Build storage on two available walls for tool and lumber storage<br />5) Finally build my dream workbench!!!!!!!</p>


	<p>Oh&#8230; now my oldest son has picked up a part time job @ WoodCraft and has started turning pens. I hope to post some of their work soon. I am quite proud of them both!</p>


	<p>More to follow soon&#8230;.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Sun, 07 Oct 2007 04:42:53 GMT</pubDate>
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      <author>Chris </author>
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