I've been a member only since Sunday night, so it's no surprise that I got missed by a lot of people. No problem. I'm just jumping in with both feet!!!
On the pictures: Can do - tonight when I get home. All the pictures are on our home computer---there are about 16 of them. How many pictures can I put in a post here?
Or---how do I do a gallery here?? That may be the way to do it.
It may be a breeze, but I uploaded one photo twice and it has the wrong description. Now what, coach? How do I edit the descriptions under my pictures? HELP!!!!
Hey - Look at that. Someone willing to show there shop how it really looks. I like it. That's how mine can get when I'm getting towards the end of a 1 month job. At that point I have no time to clean.
OK, folks, the gallery is now complete (after some mental breakdown last night and today). The pictures show our woodshop, finishing room, and the laser shop--26 pics in all.
The woodshop is 24x36', and started life as a 3-car garage. There is an 8x8 bumpout on one end that houses the DC and compressor, and a 12x16 add-on at the back that is our finishing room. There will be another 12x20 addition put on this summer/fall to be the "turning" room, with the two lathes, Atlas bandsaw, and shelving for turning stock and other stuff.
The laser shop is a 12x20 building just three stops north of the woodshop.
Some nice BIG and CLEAN workshops there guys and girls, i'm not jelous realy :laughing:
Whence i have finished the project i am working on at the moment and had a clean up (it will still look untidy) i will snap a shot of my little domain and you can all have a good :lol:
This is my setup.
I am still trying to figure out where to put my stuff. I am running out of floor space. The Lathe and planer I received for free (from different people). The last picture is of my loft I built to put away seasonal stuff :thumbsup: .
There is a forum called "Brotherhood of Wood" that can be seen if you register. Neal answers loads of questions about building guitars. You might find some useful info there if you feel the need.
I'm currently building a cart for the local high school to use as a mobile student store. It's also an Eagle Scout Project for a friend's son so he and some friends are doing a lot of the work. Perhaps I'll post come pictures later.
I'm currently building a cart for the local high school to use as a mobile student store. It's also an Eagle Scout Project for a friend's son so he and some friends are doing a lot of the work. Perhaps I'll post come pictures later.
Yep sure was slow loading even on broadband. most of your pics were 0ver 3 1/2 mbs. Most art progs have a facility of saving for email which enables you to reduce the mbs to kbs. I use arcsoft photo impression which came with my camera.
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Thats a real nice cute little shop and it looks like you got it set up preety good for the size. Its amazing what a person can produce in a small shop but a shop is a shop reguardless of its size.:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
:thumbsup: Nice little shop.
Wish I was that organized.
Maybe one day.
:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: Wife says I have to many tools.:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
:no: No such thing:no:
is the child gate to keep you in or others out:laughing: Found some photo of a boat I'm building that give a good shop veiw. It a small 400sq ft 2 car garage.
These are some pictures I took of my shop earlier this year. These pictures were taken for a new book that is coming out in February. It is entitled "Woodshop Lust, American Woodshops and The Men Who Love Them". It is a coffee table book of shops across america with pictures and captions for each picture (no heavy reading). Just a fun way for woodworkers to see the things that other guys are doing in their shops. I was fortunate enough to get in the book and I am excited to see it when it comes out. These pictures were taken after an extensive clean up. It doesn't look this nice right now.
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