Shop Pictures - Lazerlinez

[Constant Laubscher]

Shop Pictures - Thought I would give you some idea what my workshop looks like.

1st Row- Front of the building
Good old English Colchester Lathe
Milling Machine converted to a 4 Axes CNC
View from the front of the shop - Crate full of Black ash Burl -

2nd row - Laguna 3600 CFM Dust collector
Mini MAx 20" Band Saw
Fridge fro keeping the resin cool
7 cubic foot Kiln - Rebuild from scratch. Bricks, Electrical components, Controller, I also coiled my own elements
Busy making a Steady rest for my lathe, this one can hold a 8" pipe
Storage for blanks, most of it is buckeye burl.

 

[skiprat]

Yours and Bruce Boones' workshops are the top of my wish list to play in:biggrin:

Where's the CNC laser?

 

[Constant Laubscher]

:biggrin:Some secrets can't be revealed

 

[Boz]

You must have a serious fork lift to get those totes full of blanks and burl up so high.

 

[Constant Laubscher]

5000 lbs Toyota

 

[Rangertrek]

Constant, that is one nice shop and equipment. Would love to play around in there.

 

[el_d]

Very Nice Constant. Im drooloing on my keyboard.....

 

[Dana Fish]

If this is a plee for help to get rid of some of that buckeye burl. I willing to help you out. Drop me a PM.
But, seriously sweet shop totally jealous.

 

[johncrane]

That's one serious shop Constant!

 

[robutacion]

Now, that a serious work-shop alright...!

I've got a question tough, on pic #8 start from top left, I spotted a "monstrosity" on the right end side of the pic, behind that fridge drums storage unit. Please, explain...!!!:wink::biggrin:

Cheers
George

 

[Steve Busey]

Shop Pictures - Thought I would give you some idea what my workshop looks like.

Wow! Looks like you put Russell to work cleaning up for you! ;^}

 

[Constant Laubscher]

Now, that a serious work-shop alright...!

I've got a question tough, on pic #8 start from top left, I spotted a "monstrosity" on the right end side of the pic, behind that fridge drums storage unit. Please, explain...!!!:wink::biggrin:

Cheers
George

That is 4000 lbs of Buckeye burl - 1 of about 6 pieces

 

[btboone]

Fun stuff. That looks similar to the shop I had when I made bike parts.

 

[76winger]

Looks like you've got a great operation going there Constant. Like the others I'm drooling all over myself after about the 2nd picture.

 

[1dweeb]

That's a great toy box you have there Constant.

 

[titan2]

Also looks like you're in to metal working.....spotted your Miller MIG & TIG.

Nice shop!!!


Barney

 

[TomW]

Constant,

Being that you are in Hotlanta, where is the 40 ton Trane? Is the office portion air conditioned?

Tom

 

[Padre]

All I have to say is "WOW!"

 

[glycerine]

That's it... I quit!

 

[flyitfast]

What a "playland" ............ except you do some seriously excellent work there !!!
Thanks for sharing with us curious folks.

Gordon

 

[Curly]

The alarm panel is where and the code is??????

I'd put bars across that skylight.

Pete

 

[Constant Laubscher]

The alarm panel is where and the code is??????

I'd put bars across that skylight.

Pete

I have a bunch of invisible laser beams to protect my shop, not the type that make a red dot on the wall. They might cut you in pieces for an inlay kit. :biggrin:

 

[jttheclockman]

Now there is a shop that anyone would have fun playing in, I mean working in. The main concern I see though is the tripping hazards with the cords on the floor. Has to be some way to secure those overhead I would think. Looks good though.

 

[Constant Laubscher]

The main concern I see though is the tripping hazards with the cords on the floor. Has to be some way to secure those overhead I would think.

Now you sound like my Mother!

 

[jttheclockman]

The main concern I see though is the tripping hazards with the cords on the floor. Has to be some way to secure those overhead I would think.

Now you sound like my Mother!

Now before you go out and play in the shop make sure you clean up your room.:biggrin: