| Workshop by woodshopbob | posted 376 days ago | 323 reads | 0 times favorited | 8 comments |  |
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Hi everybody just a little about my shop, it is 17’x24’ with a full dust collection system and just about any tool you might need (there are still a bunch to get). I built this addition on my garage out of very large(9’tallx14’longx10’wide) machine crates. floor is from same!
-- Bob "life is one big school & we are the students"
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Bob #2
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posted 376 days ago
I envy you .
That is a great place to relax.
Bob
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WayneC
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posted 376 days ago
Nice shop. Love the sign.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 375 days ago
ditto re: the sign!!!
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woodshopbob
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posted 370 days ago
Tool alert!!!!! I just acquired another saw! I traded my neighbor a couple of old kerosene heaters I bought at an auction (cheap) for an older 10” craftsman table saw. My current table saw is a ryobi BT3000 it is a different saw than most. It does not have the normal mitre guides in the table. It has a sliding mitre unit without any grooves so you cannot use normal sliding jigs like a tenoning jig. This basicly free saw will allow me to dedicate it to pretty much just using special jigs on it while the ryobi does all the regular table saw duties. I like my 10” ryobi because of its table size, it is capable of cutting a 1/16 off of the 96” length of a sheet of ply.
I can’t wait to make some jigs for the new saw!
-- Bob "life is one big school & we are the students"
Karson
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posted 370 days ago
Great shop Bob. Good catch on the additional table saw. I had a freind who had the BT3000 and he loved it but a newer saw took it place. No room. But he loved the air table for making the wood slide.
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snowdog
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posted 365 days ago
Nice shop, post bigger pictures so I can see all the details :)
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oscorner
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posted 365 days ago
Very nice!
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Scott Bryan
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posted 195 days ago
Hi Bob,
I am just now getting around to looking at your shop post. Like snowdog I wish the pictures were bigger so that I could see more details (the last one is fine). But from what I can see you have plenty of space and a nice collection of “toys” to play with. By the way it is amazing that you built this out of … well scraps!!! Your floor is wonderful too. It is vast improvement over concrete.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.