Take a tour of my shop...

[Alan Lilly]

Well, I finally got my lighting, electricity, and layout for my basement shop laid out.
So if your interested ... you can take a video tour of my basement shop and see some detailed photos at my blog.

http://panofish.net

Let me know what you guys think...

[Brian Peters]

Alan that site url doesn't load.

[Erik Stol]

I do have the same experience.

[Al Navas]

The following link works: http://home.comcast.net/~panofish/WEBLOG/



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[Jack Briggs]

Alan,

Very nice. I've only got two comments: it's too clean and you need more clocks!!




Cheers,

[Mitchell Andrus]

Nice shop, nice fly-through on Sketchup too.

Before you get too far, put 1/2" to 3/4 ply on the walls so you can store vertically on the walls rather than in stacks on horizontal surfaces. Hanging wall units hold LOTS of stuff and this makes room for MORE TOOLS 'n toys.

[David G Baker]

Alan,
Great looking shop and video. I agree with the too clean comment but a man can never have too many clocks. I probably have thirty clocks total and most of them are running all the time.
Thanks for the tour.

[Douglas Brummett]

Very nice shop. Definitely looks sanitized other than the miter saw and wood pile. I envy the amount of floor space. Is this attached to your house or a separate workshop?

[Alan Lilly]

It is the basement of my home. Most homes in Michigan have full basements. In other parts of the country, I gather that basements are rare.

[Alan Lilly]

Alan that site url doesn't load.

That's odd... does this link load?

http://www.panofish.net

Like the Al Navas said... this is the full link that the other link redirects to:

http://home.comcast.net/~panofish/WEBLOG/

[Bob Rufener]

Nice video and quite a nice collection of tools. I am envious of the amount of space that you have. I wish I had a mother in law like yours.

[Steven DeMars]

I really enjoyed your WEBSITE . . .

You are the true "Yankee Engineer"


Steve

[Dennis Hook]

Thanks for sharing. Nice work on the fly thru with the sketchup and I love the transition at the table saw. I am working on my shop design in sketchup right now. I would love to find out some info on the little cnc. I have noknowledge of them or how to use one, but they seem like you could have some fun with it.

[glenn bradley]

Alan,

Very nice. I've only got two comments: it's too clean and you need more clocks!!




Cheers,

Definitly more clocks. The space looks real nice and you've gotten quite a loit done there. I think I'm tired just taking the tour .

I use my shop cabinets, lumber racks, jigs and fixtures all as practice for pieces to come. I'll use unneccessary joinery on a wall cabinet, for example, just to practice on something that is more functional than aesthetic. Have fun and keep us posted.

[Rob Bodenschatz]

Guys, take a look at Alan's under-deck shed. Very nice.