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Old 09-18-2005, 05:08 PM   #1
 
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OK, so I've finally straightened out the shop some. I swept out all the woodchips and dead spiders, and I took some pics this morning, before the woodchips started piling up again.

If you follow the pics in order, they create kind of a 360º view...













That bandsaw is gone now...







It should be pretty apparent that I'm still working on this. I still have to make doors for the two sets of upper cabinets, as well as my rolling cabinet/sharpening station. I also have to make a drawer for that counter next to the bandsaw. Other projects on the list: make a box to store/protect the Leigh D4 jig, make a real router table, and make a real workbench. When I (finally) build my new workbench, it's going to go in that space where the little worktable is in the back of the shop. I also would like to make a flip-top cabinet to go along the back wall, for my BOSS &/or scroll saw that I've never even opened...


This is a shop layout diagram that I drew up a while back, when I was still in the planning stages of the shop. I'm pretty close to this already:




Just thought I'd share... any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated!


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Old 09-18-2005, 08:03 PM   #2
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Other shops I've seen have sawdust

I would suggest a bench for the barbells and maybe some 45 lb plates.

And of course, it's easy to visualize a Rikon 18" bandsaw where the Sears 10" was

Suffering from serious shop envy (especially sizewise)--
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I feel your pain sapwood. Very nice insomniac.
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The weights are the last vestiges of some exercise equipment I used to keep down there... now I've just given up completely!

Don't be fooled by the lack of sawdust in the pics... I had just finished sweeping up the mess, and decided now would be a good time to snap those pics I've been wanting to take! I do try very hard to keep the clutter down, though. I absolutely hate having stuff all over the floor and work surfaces - that's why I had to build the cabinets. Once I get all the doors finished, I'll be pretty happy with them.
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Beautiful shop. Thanks for taking the time to clean up and post pics. I love to see how others use their space efficiently and effectively. You make my shop look like a garage. The Delta box shelf system is nice????? Now go out there and make something and show us some pics! Dave
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Honestly Honey, that will cost around $100 $150 $200, and I need a few more tools.

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Nice shop, nice pictures. Heck it was the next best thing to a shop tour.

If Red Sonja sees that turning tool rack, I know what my next project will be

Thanks for sharing
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Those are a nice collection of planes you have in your beautiful cabinet. If I ever learn to use the one I have I'll have to get some more.
That seems to be the mark of a true woodworker.
Nice shop!!
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Originally Posted by Ken Couch

That seems to be the mark of a true woodworker.
OK, OK, I'll send them back...







Seriously, thanks for the comments!
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Now I'm really sick, that is one NEAT shop -cupboards and racks...... I'll post some pics of my shop if you promise not to laugh
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