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Shop tour, woodworking machines, showing patterens and jigs, woodworking clamps, tools. Drail80s woodworking shop tour

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  • you need to build yourself a nice big work shed in the backyard!

  • Yes. I have a 16x32ft. section on the garage that is walled off and insulated and fitted with electricty allready for my shop to move out there. I have some workbench allready built and a radial arm saw in place. I need to put heat out there first though. Hopefully next summer I will be out there. The car and truck use the other half of the gareage.

  • ya, heat can be a problem with today's energy prices. if there weren't so much sawdust in my garage the first thing I would install is a wood stove, absolutely. Two trips to an empty wood lot during the year and enough to wood to burn for the winter ...

    may end up going with a propane burner, up front costs are a bit hard to swallow but,

  • My house insurance wont allow a wood stove in there. Thinking of a small propane heater also mounted in the wall or a blower type up in a corner. May need about two of the those tall tanks and a thermastat. Keep it above 55* and the glue will be fine then. And it wont take long in the morning to warm it up to a nice temp to work in building a woodworking project, or just goofing off in there, wishing I had a project going.

  • A place to build any custom furniture is here.

  • Posted under the wrong account, these last two replies to you TomH127. This is the correct one here. Thanks

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  • Nice..Shop. looks like a working shop. not those showroom shops other people have

  • Give'r a go matey

  • Naturebound responded to my comments on your basement shop - not a wrong account. Nice too see a large project to completion and sharing it.

  • The first challange of building this project was designing it so it could be taken apart to get out of my shop and into her house. I built the crown molding on top and the base molding going around the bottom. Soon I will try to post more photos.

  • Yes TomH127, thanks. The largest project so far was a corner entertainment center almost 7feet tall with six raised panel doors (5peice) and the unit was built in two sections with over $600 of walnut in the project not counting the oak.

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