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heres a quick tour of my shop
1 looking in thru the roll door 2 my out feed table has tool drawers 3 air compressor , a lath someone just gave me my mobile saw bench and things i take out on the job 4 dedicated router set ups for raised panel doors 5 assembly workstation 6 my office

























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mrtrim
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posted 616 days ago
picking up lumber isnt much trouble , this pic is looking out my shop door at weiss hardwoods mill !
Bill Butler
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posted 616 days ago
Nice shop, plenty of room.
Since you’re in FL I guess you don’t have to worry about the challenge to heat a space like that.
I wish I had the cash to justify renting a small place to setup shop.
Scott Bryan
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posted 616 days ago
Thanks for the shop post. You have wonderful place to work and it is great having a lumber supplier next door. I really like your idea on the dedicated router set up. I was contemplating building another station or two for this same purpose but simply replacing the top is a vast improvement.
Thanks for the post and the inspiration as well.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
mrtrim
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posted 616 days ago
thanks bill , if you think heating is a challenge try cooling ! lol you probably have to heat yours about 4 months a year i have to cool mine about 9 months
mrtrim
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posted 616 days ago
thanks scott , the ded . router setups work great . i dont make that many doors as i can buy them for about what the lumbers costs to make them but i use the same setup for high end wainscoting as well
Paul D
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posted 616 days ago
Very nice shop space. Is this for your full-time business?
-- Paul D, Atlanta GA
SPalm
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posted 616 days ago
Hey Trim, it looks great. And shucks, I bet you cleaned it all up just for us.
-- Stevethepeeve -- I'm no rocket surgeon
mrtrim
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posted 616 days ago
thanks paul , yes this is a working shop . some years back i had a trim business up near you . i was in buford near lake lanier . i worked the country clubs like st ives and st marlow ect. i dearly miss atlanta !
mrtrim
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posted 616 days ago
thanks steve , acually i just relocated to this shop about 3 weeks ago . itll be a wreck in no time !
GaryK
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posted 616 days ago
Those are some nice tall ceilings you got there. Great looking shop.
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
mrtrim
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posted 616 days ago
thanks gary
Thos. Angle
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posted 616 days ago
Good shop Trim. Looks like it’s easy to get a load of wood.
-- Thos. Angle
Grumpy
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posted 616 days ago
Neat workshop Trim, awesome bit of gear you have there. Great overhead clearance.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
mrtrim
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posted 616 days ago
thanks tom and grumpy
Thuan
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posted 615 days ago
I’m really impressed with your shop, you managed to thin it down to everyting you need and nothing you don’t. A true sign of someone who knows his business.
-- Thuan
lance
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posted 615 days ago
You have one fine operation. Wish I had that kind of space.
-- Bob Lance, DE
mrtrim
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posted 615 days ago
thank you thuan
mrtrim
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posted 615 days ago
thanks bob , good to hear fom you
ND2ELK
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posted 596 days ago
Great Looking shop. I usually try to look at every bodies shop but some how missed yours. It looks like there is plenty of room and nicely laid out. You are my kind of guy. Everything has a place and everything in its place.Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa
Ad Marketing Guy - Bill
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posted 596 days ago
That is an outstanding shop – you can really tell the difference between a woodworking hobby shop and a professional setup. Having seen your projects it is understandable why your shop contributes to your fantastic work.
I am also amazed how clean it is.
-- Bill - - Ad-Marketing Guy, Ramsey NJ
mrtrim
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posted 596 days ago
thank you tom
thank you also bill
Joe Brumley
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posted 596 days ago
Nice space. I am hoping for even 10ft. ceilings in my next shop. Right now I’m pushing 7’10”. Not a lot of room to swing 4×8 sheets around. How fortunate that your hardwood supplier is right across the street as well. And great organization. Right on.
-- Joe, Indiana, http://www.crookedshack.com
mrtrim
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posted 596 days ago
thanks joe my last shop had 10 ft ceilings but some of the builtins i do are 12 ft. so im loving the nearly 20 ft ceilings in this shop