David , Nice shop, nice tools, but the bike has to go!
Mike
David , Nice shop, nice tools, but the bike has to go!
Mike
Michael Gibbons
I think I like opening day of deer season more than any udder day of the year. It's like Christmas wit guns. - Remnar Soady
That bear is going to eat him alive. Go help him! That bear doesn't need any help! - The Three Stooges
My goodness. So many tools so little space True testiment of getting the most out of the space you have. You have some really nice tools. The big Laguna seems so large in that space. Now you have to build an extension to the shop to put together those beautiful projects you will be making. I like the vice. Going to look at one right now.
Greg
Funny you should mention that, no room currently to expand in my 7 sided cul-de-sac lot. I have no basement. Current 3-4 yr. plans are, daughter out of grad school in 2 years. Sell Fla condo after son (current resident) finishes his house build. Buy new house with 3 car garage and basement. Wife doesn't like parking in garage so I'll be in sawdust heaven, a 3 car garage and a full basement to call my own. I just have to promise to build a main floor laundry if there isn't one already, she's squmish in basements. So there's hope on the horizon, by the time the ultra-shop hits I'll be within a hair of retirement. Life can be good.Originally Posted by Greg Hairston
David Mueller
Knowledge gained is directly proportional to the amount of equipment destroyed.
Nice shop and tools. Looks used and real. Enjoy...
Jerry
You tell the wife it has to go! It's her's. I just move it out of the way around to different places.Originally Posted by Michael Gibbons
Chet, In moving some of the things around I did some spring cleaning. I boeshield'ed all the CI surfaces to get ready for the summer humidity. There is some on the TS because I cut some stuff right before I pic'ed. The flow is tight right now but after bench landing and it'll open up. Plus pic's have a hard time of showing depth in some cases.
David Mueller
Knowledge gained is directly proportional to the amount of equipment destroyed.