setting up the new shop #20: The biggest problem I have is the shop is running but was never finished
I have 5 unfinished projects in the shop today and I will have to finish these before I can get back to the job at hand . Which is setting up shop. I need a tool cabinet in the worst way and a plane till and a planer stand and so many more things ...
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Welcome aboard.
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#7 posted 553 days ago
RE your question about the progress on my shop. You know how life has a habit of interfering with your plans? Remember your before pictures when you were just beginning to set up your shop. Mine is kinda still in that stage. I have been collecting tools and the wiring is in, but there are just too many dominoes that have to fall into place to make some real progress. I had to stop and built new fence on my ranch (very expensive by the way) and I am still having the new living quarters built in the barn. This means all the stuff gets moved from place to place in order to get any work accomplished. So while I might not be at my destination, I am enjoying the journey. And, if I have to drag projects outside to work on them, that works out ok as it seems it never rains in South Texas that much anymore.
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#8 posted 307 days ago
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bandit571
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#9 posted 305 days ago
Dude, you have had your answer about yousharpening my irons, many times over, DROP THE SUBJECT. Due all the cussing you put out last night, you are now BLOCKED by me. Have a “doped up day”, Sonny-boy.
-- A Planer? I'M the planer, this is what I use
bandit571
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#10 posted 302 days ago
Franken plane #5, with a Buck Brothers iron, wood is just old pine…..
Just a parting shot….
-- A Planer? I'M the planer, this is what I use
bandit571
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#11 posted 296 days ago
You are no longer blocked by me. Have fun.
-- A Planer? I'M the planer, this is what I use
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