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In Australia we call our workshop’s sheds… so here’s me shed!
Its a 40’x18.5’ area(740sqft) with a concrete floor and 240v power, I’ve just started to line it with ply board and insulation to help lower the summer temps in there it hits 130°f without the aircon(swampy type)operating.
My shed is dedicated to woodwork, no cars in here :)
These are older pictures it has changed a little here and there, but its basically the same layout currently.

Tools,
Sherwood 10” 3hp cabinet saw
Sherwood 18” 2hp bandsaw
Sherwood 6” 1hp longbed jointer
Sherwood 15”x8” 2hp thicknesser
Sherwood 16” 1.5hp drumsander
Sherwood 6×48” 1.5hp disc/belt sander
was big day shopping that one, the Sherwood shop(Timbecon Aust) liked me :)
Sherwood is a generic brand, very similar to Grizzly/Rikon/General and 20 million others

Jet 20” floor stander drillpress
Nova DVRXP lathe
Toolex 3hp 2300cfm dust extractor with twin PFC filters
Clisby 2.5hp/13gal air compressor
Delta chisel morticer

Power tools,
Makita, 10” CM saw, 3612c router(in table), 7” circular saw, impact screwdriver, 18v drill, corded drill, jigsaw, 16” electric chainsaw, heat gun, 2 angle grinders, car buffing machine
3 other handheld routers(cheapys)
Metabo 6” DUO sander
Bosch random orbital sander
Several spray guns and other air tools(bradder/stapler etc etc)
Festool domino

Hand tools
Veritas, low angle block plane, 1/2” shoulder plane, flat and curved spokeshaves, card scrapers and vari brunisher, Mk2 sharpener jig, marking guage.
HT Gordon 1/2 high angle shoulder plane
Crown chisels(set of 5) and several others(Irwin)
Stanley N°4, 4 1/2, 5 and 6 planes
Incra 6” Guaranteed square and 12” marker rule thingy
A few hand made tools, scratch stock, mallets
50 or so Bessy clamps

Most of my work is commission based, hoping soon to start my own business
“Samuels Creek Furniture” Its the original name for my town


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Harry72

49 posts in 251 days


posted 245 days ago

Great shop Harry

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Harry72

49 posts in 251 days


posted 245 days ago

Yeah thanks mate!

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GaryK

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posted 245 days ago

That’s a mighty fine shop you got there mate, not to mention a nice stack of lumber.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

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Harry72

49 posts in 251 days


posted 243 days ago

Thanks Gary, thats some of my wood stash:)

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Scott Bryan

9072 posts in 306 days


posted 214 days ago

Hi Harry,

You have a wonderful shop. It is well organized and spacious. I like the cabinets that you have put in the shop. They add a nice touch of both form and function to your work environment. It does look like you have enough wood on hand to complete a project or two.

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.

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Grumpy

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posted 212 days ago

G’Day Harry. looks like it’s only you & me show up on the map but there’s a lot more Aussies on LJ’s. i bet you shop at Timbecon with all those Sherwood machines.

-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python

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HallTree

563 posts in 252 days


posted 212 days ago

Nice shop (shed). To me ‘shed’ sounds is a place to store stuff, like lumber. A ‘shop’ is a place to work in. I will have to get use to the use of that word when used by you aussies.

-- Ron in Osseo, Minnesota

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Harry72

49 posts in 251 days


posted 210 days ago

Thanks guys,
Scott, those photo’s are deceiving its not really spacious… one’s shed(err workshop!)can never be to big. Most of that wood has gone and been restocked a couple times since that pic was taken.

Grumpy, Timbecon how’d you guess that… wasn’t the tacky orange colour was it!

HallTree, yep weird isnt it, over here if you call your shed a workshop you get strange looks.

I’ve done some moving and reshuffling in my workshop(now you got me saying it)I’ll put up some newer pictures soon.

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ND2ELK

2472 posts in 258 days


posted 175 days ago

Hi Harry

Great looking shed and plenty of nice tools to work with. You are my kind of guy. Everything has a place and everything in its place. Thank you for posting.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

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