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He's a scroller, it doesn't produce much dust! The lathe thou does so he's doing well there. Give him a router and some edge mouldings to do an then see how tidy it is. :)
 
OK - I'll beat it with some pics of a friend of mine's shop in Melbourne, Oz. They're here. All cabinets, etc. made in the shop. Note the roller stand! :)

Ray
 
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thats not a proper workshop. hasn't been lived in at all.

I'd soon mess it up :wink:
 
But how do you ever lose anything in all that? That's where most of my thinking time comes from - hunting out the marking gauge from under the pile of shavings in the corner.
 
Her's a pic of RI's 'shop with a project being cramped. Although you can't see it from this pic, his 'shop is about as big as an aircraft hanger ...well a small one (about 30x10m iIrc) and it all looks like the pic :shock: Note the use of proper cramps :wink: - Rob
 
Argee":39dqdpzd said:
OK - I'll beat it with some pics of a friend of mine's shop in Melbourne, Oz. They're here. All cabinets, etc. made in the shop. Note the roller stand! :)

Ray

I like his clear fronted tool cabinets - may have to nick that idea as everything gets covered in shavings i my ' shop
 
eww, they make me feel nervous, it's like a dentist's surgery. The clear fronted cabinet for a jigsaw is just a step too far!

DT
 
Tierney":19yr5u7l said:
eww, they make me feel nervous, it's like a dentist's surgery. The clear fronted cabinet for a jigsaw is just a step too far!

DT

yep maybe not for the jig saw - i was thinking more of keeping the dust off the abrasives/ planes/ etc
 

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