Hi All,
I know some of you have pretty extensive workshops and Bill has every tool known to man. :D
I get by with this. Note the panelbeaters dolly.
Just thought I'd share. Follow the link.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/garythepenman/
Gary
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Hi All,
I know some of you have pretty extensive workshops and Bill has every tool known to man. :D
I get by with this. Note the panelbeaters dolly.
Just thought I'd share. Follow the link.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/garythepenman/
Gary
Nice setup gary. I should take a pic of mine, it's just an ungodly mess on a coffee table :D :shrug:
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by ToxIk
Mine is the top of a bookshelf! I have my dremel hanging from a lamp, and I sit on a foot stool :D
C utz
Crikey that's tough.
I used to be in a shoe box in the middle of the road after I got out of the paper bag in a septic tank that is. :roflmao
Gary
I might have more tools... gotta learn to use them, though. I think the better a workshop is, the more the wife wants you out of the house...mine never says a word about new tools... ever :D
:eek:
I think you may have a few Bill and know how to use them. :bow
When I get a decent job, infact a job, I'm going to start getting some nice Gucci bits for the shed.
btw JOB is an acronym for Just Over Broke. :D
Gary
and your father used to kill every day when he got home from work LUXURY. Was that before or after you had to lick the road clean with your toung?Quote:
Originally Posted by garythepenman
Regards peter
I must have a "J U B"!Quote:
Originally Posted by garythepenman
Just Under Broke.....actually more of a J B! :(
...work 26 hours a day, go to bed before they go up......Quote:
Originally Posted by bg42
And he was thankful!
Dang Gary,
That beats my stones on the kitchen table........now I know that Mappin & Webb will look super on your scales........WOWZA!!
Lynn
Lynn, if I could hone like you all I would need is a kitchen table :DQuote:
Originally Posted by adjustme69
Aye...yer tell that to young people nowadays and they won't belive yer.
Gary
Right. I had to get up in the morning at ten o'clock at night half an hour before I went to bed, drink a cup of sulphuric acid, work twenty-nine hours a day down mill, and pay mill owner for permission to come to work, and when we got home, our Dad and our mother would kill us and dance about on our graves singing Hallelujah.Quote:
Originally Posted by bg42
Nenad
Gary, very nice setup. I could not find the scroll saw or the belt sander until I adjusted my perception to scale of the workbench. Are you sure that workbench is big enough for razor work.
I couldn't post any pics of my workshop nor workbench until I spend at least a few hours cleaning them. They are due for a major organizing session. :eek:
Who does the cleaning in your shop? Or did you take pictures right after you set it up but before you started using it? :w
Haha Vlad, yes it's just about big enough. And I clean the bench myself after every work session or at the end of the day.
One thing I have found for sure...plenty of tools and lots of room helps.
Gary
Gary, make sure there is plenty more room than tools. When I first setup my workshop in the 1 car garage, it looked roomy and clean. After a few additions of tools, I have to squeeze in sideways to get around.
At least I think its the tools and not the 20 pounds that I gained. :thinking:
Vlad, my workbench is in a double garage that we use as a shed. tons of room.
Gary