Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Everything is in the shop
john lucas
Well not everything. I still have quite a bit of wood that will go on and around the mobile cart that you will see in one photo. I keep plywood on the right side and flat stock on shelves on the left. It can be rolled out to get to the plywood. I also have about 8 more boxes of dust collector pipe that's not in this photo.
Re: Everything is in the shop
Don Stephan
Everything but John.
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John K Jordan
Great progress, but yikes, it makes me tired just looking at the pictures!
JKJ
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Philip Duffy
Yikes, John, its already congested!! Better start a plan to expand~ ! P.
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Dick Hines
You win John. You have the most "stuff". Can't wait to show this to my wife. She thinks I have a lot of "stuff" in my shop. 
Re: Everything is in the shop
john lucas
Spent the morning setting up my table saw. The only problem is it's too close to the lathe. You know what happens when you have a horizontal surface near the lathe, it becomes a very large shelf. It will take a lot of will power not to do that.
Re: Everything is in the shop
Reed Gray
I am lucky enough to have a separate turning room and flat work room.... Now, maybe I can actually start building furniture again without having to clear off the table saw, work bench, the other work bench, the planer, the joiner, the drum sander......
robo hippy