WooHoo my new shop is here
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markgum
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sweet. what size is it?
cnirenberg
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Chuck,
It looks awesome, Good for you. It's still bigger than my garage, I saw the floor the other day, for a moment, but that's another story....
It looks awesome, Good for you. It's still bigger than my garage, I saw the floor the other day, for a moment, but that's another story....
IPD_Mrs
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Chuck that is a pretty nifty "Dog House" you got there. Now lets hope that you only go in it when you want to and not when told to. :biggrin:
Sweetness dude. Make sure you put a roll away bed in there. Just in case Susanne makes you live out there:biggrin:. Between getting the shop ready and painting the Camino you should be busy for awhile.
navycop
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Who is it made by? Is it a "kit" shed? I am looking for something like that.
Frank Nemke sr
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I used old garage doors and closed in my carport. Its 26x18 and I'm always fighting for more space
IPD_Mrs
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Chuck you need to run down to the thrift store and find some gaudy red shoes to put on some female scarcrow legs sticking out from under the new shop!
Not enough room for very many lathes Chuck! Are you going to store all the wood pen blanks outside?
IPD_Mrs
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Randy what do you mean wood blanks???????????????
Where Chuck is he must be wrestling that alligators for his blanks.
Where Chuck is he must be wrestling that alligators for his blanks.
titan2
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Congrats.....
Now it's time to run wiring, insulating and sheet rock.....will be like a bug in a rug during winter!!!!
Have fun!!!
Barney
Now it's time to run wiring, insulating and sheet rock.....will be like a bug in a rug during winter!!!!
Have fun!!!
Barney
run91
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Shop
I find that recliners work great to. Thats called the thinking chair. Glad for you and your new shop
I find that recliners work great to. Thats called the thinking chair. Glad for you and your new shop
moke
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Chuck--
Congrats, that looks like a great new "home"...or at least a great place to spend all your time. Send us more photos as you progress with the inside.
Congrats, that looks like a great new "home"...or at least a great place to spend all your time. Send us more photos as you progress with the inside.
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
It's 10 X 14
I am sorry for you Cris. Ya just have to start pitching!:wink:
Thanks, I am 90% certain I am about to start paying for the rest area deal:redface:
This one is made by Robin Builders Inc. located in Sarasota, Fl. The wall studs have steel straps over the ends and, are bolted together for hurricane resistance. The floor and, runners are treated. Has a 60" door and, two windows.
Like the wicked witch of the west:biggrin: I don't want to press my luck with North Port City Hall:redface:
I'll put some tile on the floor and do ALL of the other things you mentioned. Got a window A/C unit to put into one wall and, a space heater for the cold winter nights :biggrin:
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Thanks friends! I will post more photos to this thread as it comes along. I do hope you don't expect it to look anything like Georges:redface:
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
UPDATE
As Moke (Mike) suggested, here are more progress photos. I've spent all this time working on my cave. I figured if there's any chance I'll be IN the doghouse, I might as well be comfy :biggrin: I made probably a dozen trips to Lowes :redface: Anyways, here it is with, tiled floor (cheap peel n stick) drywall (left my finishing skills in Indy) :redface: Primered & painted. I ran the electric outside the walls in conduit, so as not to compromise the structure with holes thru the studs. I used the foil covered Warm-wall panels for the ceiling. To provide both insulation and, light reflection. I left the windows unfinished so that I could have a reason to go to the shop even when I'm not turning pens :biggrin:
I picked up a kitchen base cabinet today, with two big drawers and two smaller drawers and, storage space where the sink was. I have a top for it already. Will get that installed tomorrow. My electrician will be out to hook me up on Monday morning. Thanks again, for the coments.
As Moke (Mike) suggested, here are more progress photos. I've spent all this time working on my cave. I figured if there's any chance I'll be IN the doghouse, I might as well be comfy :biggrin: I made probably a dozen trips to Lowes :redface: Anyways, here it is with, tiled floor (cheap peel n stick) drywall (left my finishing skills in Indy) :redface: Primered & painted. I ran the electric outside the walls in conduit, so as not to compromise the structure with holes thru the studs. I used the foil covered Warm-wall panels for the ceiling. To provide both insulation and, light reflection. I left the windows unfinished so that I could have a reason to go to the shop even when I'm not turning pens :biggrin:
I picked up a kitchen base cabinet today, with two big drawers and two smaller drawers and, storage space where the sink was. I have a top for it already. Will get that installed tomorrow. My electrician will be out to hook me up on Monday morning. Thanks again, for the coments.
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IPD_Mr
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Tile???? Well at least with the color, you wont be certain if you cleaned up all the saw dust or not. I still think green shag carpet would be best.
Looks good my friend. I know you will be glad when it is done so you can really play and create.
Mike
Looks good my friend. I know you will be glad when it is done so you can really play and create.
Mike
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
You're supposed to clean up the sawdust
Remind me to tell you the story about shag carpet and ME :biggrin::redface:Thanks for the compliment Mike. You bet, I AM anxious to get back in the mix of things. And, I appreciate your help. Say Hi to MRS.:biggrin:
Texatdurango
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So, where is the mini fridge, microwave and toaster oven going? I suggest next to the window so when you put a pastry in to warm it up then leave the room to take care of business, you won't come back to a smoke filled shop! I can't speak from experience of course... just imagining! :biggrin:
Looks like you're going to have lots of fun once you get things set up then can close the door to the rest of the world for some peace and quiet.
Looks like you're going to have lots of fun once you get things set up then can close the door to the rest of the world for some peace and quiet.
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
That's some imagination you have George :biggrin: Almost real like. But, don't think I'm above doing something like that. :redface: I do have the items you've mentioned, being stored in the garage right now. And, a bench for them too.:biggrin: Yes, there are plans to follow up on your tutorials and, a few other things when this is done. Thank you for the comments.
rej19
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My wife wants to see the offsetting purchases that are in the house.
IPD_Mr
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Ron I think Dale had to hang rods and curtains as well as paint before he was allowed to work on his man-cave. I would bet that Suzanne came out on top.
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Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
You can tell your wife that, the price has been PAID :frown:
Exactly what I just told Ron :redface:
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Another Update
OK, all the stuff is in there. NOW, the fun part. Where to put everything? What do I REALLY need to keep?:redface: How did I accumulate SO MUCH? But, if I toss something out, I'll need it the next day.
Anyway, the shop is built. Thanks for your interest! :biggrin:
OK, all the stuff is in there. NOW, the fun part. Where to put everything?
What do I REALLY need to keep?:redface: How did I accumulate SO MUCH? But, if I toss something out, I'll need it the next day. Anyway, the shop is built. Thanks for your interest! :biggrin:
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bitshird
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Nice shop Chuck!! Remember the old song Rawhide, well trythis " Turnin turnin turnin keep them blanks a turnin it's mine".. Congratulations on the shop now go make some shavings!!
IPD_Mrs
Member
OK, all the stuff is in there. NOW, the fun part. Where to put everything?
Anyway, the shop is built. Thanks for your interest! :biggrin:
Looks like you have your work cut out for you Chuck !!! Maybe you can convince Suzanne to keep the freshly squeezed Lemonaid flowing :wink:
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Thanks Ken! Can't wait to use that Woodchuck Pen-Pro again:biggrin:
YES, I do have. And, one of the things I love about Susanne. She ALWAYS, watches my glass for it to get low on Iced Tea:biggrin: She so good to me:biggrin:OK, all the stuff is in there. NOW, the fun part. Where to put everything?
Anyway, the shop is built. Thanks for your interest! :biggrin:
Looks like you have your work cut out for you Chuck !!! Maybe you can convince Suzanne to keep the freshly squeezed Lemonaid flowing :wink:
Oldwagon
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Chuck,Looks like you are on your way.You will be making dust in no time.
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Thanks Todd. I'll get out there Monday and, do something with it. The last pen I made was for the Aussie Day pen swap. And, I made that one in January I think:redface:
IPD_Mr
Member
Do I see a Rebel Without A Cause hanging on the back wall?
phillywood
Member
chuck, I envy you as I am just coming around to clean mine and is getting there slowly ,but surely. I tell you what you can come her to help me out now that you set up yours then we go on a competition spree and keep making stuff, how does that sound?
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Sharp eye!:biggrin: You were close. It's Jeanette Lee alias "The Black Widow" former Womens Billiard World Champion. Ernie knows her and, her husband George Breedlove (son of Denny Breedlove, who put the motor in your sons car) She's alot of fun away from shooting pool then, she gets pretty serious.
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Dalecamino
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Thanks Phillip! If I survive this job, I AM DONE (but don't stick a fork in me):biggrin:
Looks like you already need a bigger shop. :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
:biggrin: Yep:redface: Are they ever big enough?:biggrin:
robutacion
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You are so right...!:wink:
BUT, BUT it all depends on how you organize it, it amazes me how much wasted space I see on some work-shops (man's cave), there is an "art" to it and those that have learn it will be my witnesses.
Is something about a "cosy" work-shop that always appealed to me, I suppose that would even feel better in those freezing days you guys get out there.
A reasonably "small"(ish) working area can require some organizing and keep organized, they can be a challenge sometimes but and unless you have a full Industrial type working tools and equipment and you are to store large amounts of wood (logs, etc...!) in it, for a pen making work-shop, I reckon you have all you need and that is a lot more than most of us can say, huh...???
Congratulations on the decision to invest on such "My place, stuff, get out...!
" kind a thing, a place to hide when the wife is looking for you and I'm sure she is happy to claim all the house space now, huh...! they always do but, a happy wife is a happy life so let them have it, a small price to pay, really...!:wink::biggrin:I wouldn't mind to see a couple of pics of when you have it all organised and neat, no need to dirty it out just for the pic, I don't mind seen a clean work-shop...!
Good luck with it...!
PS: I wonder how much you have left of 10G's...???
Cheers]
George
BKelley
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Nice building, I'm sure you will enjoy it
Ben
Ben
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Thanks George. I agree with everything said. My main goal IS to, get things organized and, eliminate un-used clutter. I want to be able to ENJOY my time in the shed. Keep aneye on this thread , as I post updates here. Thanks for your comments.
You are so right...!:wink:
BUT, BUT it all depends on how you organize it, it amazes me how much wasted space I see on some work-shops (man's cave), there is an "art" to it and those that have learn it will be my witnesses.
Is something about a "cosy" work-shop that always appealed to me, I suppose that would even feel better in those freezing days you guys get out there.
A reasonably "small"(ish) working area can require some organizing and keep organized, they can be a challenge sometimes but and unless you have a full Industrial type working tools and equipment and you are to store large amounts of wood (logs, etc...!) in it, for a pen making work-shop, I reckon you have all you need and that is a lot more than most of us can say, huh...???
Congratulations on the decision to invest on such "My place, stuff, get out...!
I wouldn't mind to see a couple of pics of when you have it all organised and neat, no need to dirty it out just for the pic, I don't mind seen a clean work-shop...!
Good luck with it...!
PS: I wonder how much you have left of 10G's...???
Cheers]
George
Thank you Ben. I find myself checking on it, even when I'm SUPPOSED to be doing something else. So far, I've gotten away with it:biggrin:
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bluwolf
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Big difference from the bare stud walls Chuck. Bright clean drywall and fresh floors. It looks great. Betcha can't wait to get everything put away so you can get down to business. Hurry up, it's gonna start getting pretty warm around here pretty soon.
Mike
Mike