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well my shop is nothing fancy but it is dry its 12×30 i built it for my horses but they didn’t use it so i closed it in put a floor did some wiring now i have all my tools in it. there is a second floor on it where i store all my lumber. the second floor is open at the one end and the lumber drys really fast in the summer. it is all built with white pine that i milled on my sawmill (lumbermate 2000) timberframe construction. like i said nothing fancy but it is a work in progress just like my woodworking. thanks for looking.
-- Derek,northerncan
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DonH
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#1 posted 860 days ago
Well guy…..how about some pictures. Sounds very interesting – instead of kiln dried lumber you have some combination between blown dry and freeze dried!
Don
-- DonH Orleans Ontario
Scott Bryan
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#2 posted 860 days ago
NorthernCAN, your shop sounds interesting. I am looking forward to taking a tour of it when you get the chance to post some pictures.
By the way please keep the snow up there. To tell the truth the novelty and thrill I used to get from shoveling the driveways has worn off and I would just as soon not do any more for the foreseeable future.
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
TechRedneck
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#3 posted 860 days ago
I used to do some fishing up in Kipawa many years ago. I’ve never been there in winter but saw the roads the truckers used to drive over the lakes when they freeze. Those guys have some kahunas! Share some pics when you can and welcome!
-- Mike.... West Virginia. "Man is a tool using animal. Without tools he is nothing, with tools he is all.". T Carlyle
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