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[James Pallas]

Looking good Oscar. Nice looking bench too.
Jim

[Jerry Olexa]

Very efficient use of space...Nice work..

[Oskar Sedell]

This is terrific, Oskar. I had envisioned the workbench on the opposite wall with the tail end next to the door, but this is definitely workable. The window is a bonus. Thanks for getting back to us.

I did too, from my first visit I had the false memory that the door opened the other way. Hence I had to change plans when actually moving in, to allow for a little longer bench.

The window is a bonus, although its below ground level and thus offers very little light.

[Oskar Sedell]

Looking good Oscar. Nice looking bench too.
Jim

Thanks James!

[Oskar Sedell]

Very efficient use of space...Nice work..

thanks Jerry. I don't have much choice. Still have to figure out a lot about wood storing, dehumidifier placement and such.

[Shawn Pixley]

Beautiful job! I could see myself working there. Enjoy!

[Oskar Sedell]

Beautiful job! I could see myself working there. Enjoy!

thank you Shawn! I most certainly will Been looking forward to this a long time.

[Scott Winter]

I must say... excellent job with the bench and small amount of space! You give me hope when I setup my new shop in the basement of my house. I'll be putting up a partition wall in my finished basement that'll give me an 8x17ft space.

[Oskar Sedell]

thanks Scott! I dream about having 8 by 17 to play with Hope you share some pics when you get your shop put together!

[bridger berdel]

The working space in front of my bench is about two feet; I can make it work, but three feet would be easier. Maybe if I cleaned up the shop...

I've seen your shop, Bill. You're going to have to do a bit more than tidy up (tiny shop, full of stuff).