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A Clean Shop #2: Getting Organized

Blog entry by Tim Dorcas posted 741 days ago 191 reads 0 times favorited 1 comment Add to Favorites Watch
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With the new equipment cabinet completed, I could go to work on getting the rest of the shop cleaned and organized. I moved a bunch of stuff to the shed or outside on the side of the house. I then proceeded to sweep, vacuum and dust. Since I don’t have an air filtration system in the shop I routinely open up the garage doors and blow out the dust with the air compressor (a trick I saw at the Wood Whisperer).

A (Reasonably) Clean Shop

A Clean Shop

Next up on the list is to make another cabinet for under the workbench. I still have a bunch of small tools that I would like to organize and this cabinet should let get this done.

I can’t tell you what a difference a clean shop makes to my mindset when I go out there. With a few more tweaks I am hopeful I will be able to keep it this way.

Happy Veteran’s Day!

Tim

-- www.responsetolight.com - A Woodworking & Renovation Blog & www.craftedbytim.com - I make. You buy.


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posted 741 days ago

hmm inspiring.

maybe I’ll clean up my work space today… maybe

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

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