Some new pictures with so progress from last time. I have painted all the walls white. I have turned an old hallway into a tool room, that will be home to all my hand tools and clamps. Basiclly anything you steal will be in the room. I have also installed most of the duct work.
Some things that i still need to do are, build a wall to separate my space from the other company in the warehouse. Build out a office and possible paint the floor. The other major and obviously most important thing is electric. I really have absolutely nothing right now. I had a electrician come by last week and I am still waiting on the quote. All i know is that it is going to be very expensive, not sure how i am going to come up with the money yet.
Anyhow here are some pictures. Oh and the clamp rack is made from scrap plywood based off one in fine woodworking, now i just need more clamps haha.
Thanks Brian
-- Brian, www.eternal-furniture.com
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GaryK
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posted 66 days ago
Looking good.
I can see from your Bessey clamps that you haven’t found a good clean way to take those labels off the
handles either.
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
Scott Bryan
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posted 66 days ago
Brian,
You are off to a wonderful start. I really like the clamp rack. There are two things we all need more of in our shops: space and clamps. :)
Thanks for sharing.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
MVWOODWORKS
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posted 66 days ago
That will be an incredible space when your done! Keep us posted on your jointer & planer, those look like awesome machines. Thanks for sharing!
-- Pat, Colorado
trifern
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posted 66 days ago
Great organization of your clamps. I wish my stuff was a fraction of being this organized.
-- Depend on the rabbit's foot if you will, but remember it didn't work for the rabbit.
Kevin
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posted 66 days ago
Brian,
I’ve been looking into a Grizzly planer. Trying to decide if the carbide blades are worth the extra $800 or not. Please let us know what you think of them.
I love the looks of the bandsaw too.
-- Kevin, Wichita, Kansas
EternalDesign
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posted 65 days ago
I haven’t heard back from the electrician yet. But hopefully i will be able to have the tools up and running in the next week, maybe two. I will try and do a review of some of the machines after that.
Thanks Brian
-- Brian, www.eternal-furniture.com
sIKE
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posted 65 days ago
For those labels GooBeGone you can get it at WallyWorld or the Bullseye
-- //FC - Round Rock, TX - "Experience is what you get just after you need it"
bfd
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posted 65 days ago
Hi Brian,
The shop is coming along nicely…I bet you can’t wait to move on to building some furniture. This looks like it will be a great space.
-- bfd, Folsom, CA
EternalDesign
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posted 65 days ago
Yeah I cant wait, its driving me crazy. I haven’t worked on a real piece of furniture l in 4 months.
-- Brian, www.eternal-furniture.com