robbiethewood's Workshop

Very interesting,thanks for the post.

-- ~ Bob ~ Newton, N.H.

Hi Robbie, It was nice to see your workshop! It is hard to put everything together just by watching your videos. Now I see that the building are all attached. The shop looks like home, a very comfortable space to be creative in.

I have a 12’ x16’ shed that is attached to the back side of my shop that I want to clear out and open up to the rest of the shop. I want to make it into a combination of woodstorage, finishing room and tuning room with just the lathe equip in it.

Are you turning wood to earn a living or just for a hobby? I didn’t catch that anywhere.

Thanks for showing off your space, now I have a better idea of what’s going on when I watch your videos.

Take care my friend,
Brett

-- Hand Crafted by Brett Peterson John 3:16 http://www.TheCrookedNail.blogspot.com

hi Brett thanks for drooping by
i only woodwork for hobbies but i take it serous some say two serous Lol
the first shed i built for the wife it had her washing machine and dryer in it
she has now moved it in to the house so i moved in with my lathe about three years ago then i got the 20*10 tin shed
then i put a roof in-between it and i use it for drying my wood

-- http://robbipowerwoodturner.blogspot.com/

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You have an interesting looking shop. Congratulations and welcome to Lumberjocks.

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