Tour My Shop *LINK*

Nice layout, Brian.

Don Henthorn

>Looks like you have all you need to make great stuff. Hope you have many years to enjoy it all. The best to you.

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George@Colonel's Workshop-Havertown PA

>Good Evening Brian,

You sure have a few square millimeters more than I do of shop space. Now that you are so well set up, be sure to shop shot all the results. To have a large walk out capability is something I'd love to have again. I was out in the fresh air, set up under a huge cherry tree every chance I got. It was Heaven.

George

Nice and a question.

Bri in Mtl

>Very nice. Disgustingly clean proving that the shop is for showing off only, right? I mean the saw isn't even plugged in. ;) Heh heh

What's with the cord thingy hanging down from the assembly table?

Ooh! Ooh! I know! I know!

Rod Peterson -- Ormond Beach

>That's a retractable caster assembly similar to the one Norm used on his assembly table.

Rod
Here to serve…

Nice. Now, how about ShopTours.org?

Rod Peterson -- Ormond Beach

>Would you like me to process it for ShopTours.org?

Rod

Re: Nice and a question.

Brian F Philipp

>Correct my friend !! This is a Norm NYW plan. The cord holds up some a brace that, when down, will engage the casters to allow table mobility.

Re: Nice. Now, how about ShopTours.org?

Brian F Philipp

>Sure........that would be great.....appreciate it !

Re: Tour My Shop

Larry in NW Ohio

>Brian That is the beginings of a great place to spend some quality time. But one thing I missed was a DC. That is in my opinion one of the more important things to have, I hope you have it on your list of to get yet. I know you`ll have some good times here and be safe. Larry in Ohio

Re: Nice and a question.

George (Oxford, NC)

>Rod is right. I did the same thing on my bench.

http://www.ncwoodworker.net/pp/showphoto.php?photo=501&cat=198

George