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I've finally got the move under control and the shop is now functional again. I started grinding razors again this morning. :) I decided to take a couple pictures of the shop on the first day it's open for business. :)
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Visitors, of course, would be welcome. The new shop is located in East Liverpool, Ohio.
Good Luck!!! Looking at your work, I know you'll be successful! I hope to order one soon.
That looks like a great setup, I am jealous.
Charlie
Looks wonderful,whens the scrimshander return:)
Looking good Robert. Welcome to your new home. I hope you are as busy as you would like to be.
Robert,
Glad all went well. The new shop looks amazing. Good luck and god speed in the new shop. I guess I'll have to take a longer road trip now to bother you!! Your only a few miles past Penn State. I'll bring Ice Cream!!!
Looking good, Robert. Hope you are settling in at your own pace.
Looks awesome Robert ! :gl:
It's soooo clean. Puts mine to shame. But you did just open it up so give it a few weeks to get destroyed. Or is this just something I tend to do.
That looks awesome! I love shop pictures.
Robert, time to get some dust and dirt in that place. Then we'll call it a Man-Cave Workshop ;). Good to see it organized. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, guys. I wanted to take pictures now because it'll most likely never look that nice again, LOL. :) Experience as a teacher, I did a few things that should make it a lot easier to maintain than the last workshop space and that included a strip door on the machine and grinding room to minimize dust and debris migration to the rest of the shop and, ultimately, the house.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximilian
You should have seen my shop before I moved. Let me just say that sorting out everything for the move was pure hell. A really dirty, grimy, dusty hell.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrilliumLT
I hope to see you in the new shop when you get a chance. I think you'll like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mvcrash
Great setup. I used to have my stuff in the basement until I ground on a used chainsaw bar and the wife moved me to the garage (horrible smell lol).
I wish you continued success.
Very nice space :)
My only concern would be that grinder next to the fuel oil tank. In my old place the entire place would stink on days I got it refilled.
Now have a vision of what my kitchen table is growing into.
What kind of air circulation do you have in place? Is it local recirculation over a dust filter, or do you draw in outside air?
That room has three large windows in it, so I draw in outside air. It gets great air circulation for now and when winter sets in, I expect to have a dust collection system since it won't be such a good idea to blow in large volumes of outside air when it's below freezing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruno
I wish I knew. USCIS has to get their act together and get the K1 petition off to Ireland so we can get this sorted out. I'm really missing my little scrimshander. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by pixelfixed
I hope so, too. :) I can use the business. Looks like I'll be on a 90 day turnaround pretty soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShavingSrgn
Yea...but it was a REAL man cave!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by PapaBull
Hopefully, she'll return soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by PapaBull
Just was looking at your shop, it looks great. Also please note I just received one of your razors, the Purist. What a piece of work! Nice and heavy, well balanced and preforms awesome. Thank you very much for being an artist!
