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    Shop Tour

    Hey all, this is my Basement Shop. I recently put it back together after a brief layoff. Here are some pics.







    This is my bench area:



    There are other shop images

    HERE

    After I get the Dust Collection hooked up I will get started on some projects.

    Thanks for looking,
    John
    Woodworking:
    "It's not just a hobby, it's an adventure."

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    Very nice shop. However, it is far to clean

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    John,

    That is one sweet shop, everything a person needs and lots of room to move around. What are you doing for dust collection? Is the Sawstop new too?

    It sure is clean!

    Thanks for the pictures and inspiration to clean up my mess!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Malone View Post
    John,

    That is one sweet shop, everything a person needs and lots of room to move around. What are you doing for dust collection? Is the Sawstop new too?

    It sure is clean!

    Thanks for the pictures and inspiration to clean up my mess!
    Thanks Bob! But I don't have a Sawstop. For DC I have a HF DC and I'll be piping that in with pvc.

    John
    Woodworking:
    "It's not just a hobby, it's an adventure."

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    now you just need to generate enough dust to blanket everything with a couple microns of wood! thanks for the tour. that's a gorgeous workbench, BTW.

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    John, that is a very nice shop!

    You've been busy upgrading some tools and changing their layout a bit between these pictures and the ones posted on your website I see.

    The OSB was a great idea. It appears that you got rid of the floor mats, why? I was thinking of using those in my shop, though they seem as if they'd be a pain to clean.

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    Great shop. You could perform trnasplant surgery in there!

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    That is a very nice looking shop.

    It looks like I would love it, it is a great layout and has everything that anyone could ask for.

    Very nice job of laying it out.

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    John

    Nice looking shop. Everything has its place and is easily accessed.

    Wow is it clean...

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    grumble, grumble, grumble
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    Nicely done. And a massive collection of hand planes you have there too.

    And i think it would be better to call it an Arboreal Surgery Room with as clean as it is.
    Grady - "Thelma, we found Dean's finger"
    Thelma - "Where is the rest of him?!"

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    My shop was never that clean, even on it's first day. I like your before and after pictures but especially like your crawler at the bottom of the page.
    I do it right, cause I do it twice.

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    I do not think my shop has EVER been that clean. I hate you

    Thanks for the pics!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Goldsmith View Post
    John, that is a very nice shop!
    It appears that you got rid of the floor mats, why? I was thinking of using those in my shop, though they seem as if they'd be a pain to clean.
    Hi Bob,

    I was just waiting to get everything back in place and get the DC hooked up before I put the mats back down. I wouldn't be able to work on that floor all day without them

    Thanks!
    John
    Woodworking:
    "It's not just a hobby, it's an adventure."

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    Thanks to all for your very kind responses!

    I hate to admit it but I am a neat freak if you haven't picked up on that The Military (Navy) ruined me for life. On a ship you learn how to make the most out of a space and everything has to have a place. That skill set imparted by the Military has translated into my civilian life I mess the shop up during projects, but after each project I clean it up again. I know, I know, I'm hopeless

    Thanks again!
    John
    Woodworking:
    "It's not just a hobby, it's an adventure."

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