MY WORK SHOP PHOTO HEAVY

[RATWOOD]

Here is my compact and bijou workshop so no chance of a bash here I am in the middle of rearranging it so my pillar drill will fit in.

The way in or out :wink:

From the door

The band saw

The pillar drill

The pro edge

Sue's lathe

My lathe some where

Bobbing sander

Belt sander

And the rest

in side the cupboards

PS
THE FLOOR IS CLEAN AS SUE HAS BEEN IN THE SHOP :lol:

 

[Vulthoom]

At last! Someone who's workshop is nearly as small as mine!

Only you seem to have 400 times more stuff in there...

Nice use of available space.

 

[PowerTool]

Thanks for the tour,Chris - it's certainly full.. :shock:

Andrew

 

[Bodrighy]

Mine's 6' x 10'. It looks as though yours isn't any bigger. You seem to have squeezed a lot more into it though. My biggest problem is head room. I can only stand upright in the centre. You seem to have more headroom.

Pete

 

[johnny.t.]

Thats alot of gear in a small space and fairly tidy too!! My shed looks like its had a hand grenade chucked inside and I don't have half the equiptment you do!! :lol:
Thanks for the peek inside!!

JT

 

[cornucopia]

excellent use of space chris- hope your day with mark goes well

argghhhh poolewood ](*,)

 

[wizer]

Jeepers Creepers. I thought Blister's workshop was small!! His is a little tidier than yours tho

 

[John. B]

Cripes, I've never seen a workshop built into a cupboard before.
Where on earth do you put your tea cup down? :-k :-k #-o

 

[THOMASB]

Hi Ratwood great shed and I bet if someone said pass me the 400 grit sandpaper you could put your hand right on it!!!!! Who said woodturning needs to be tidy. My shed is just has bad (good) only 8'x6'. You don't need to be big to be beauliful.
:lol: :roll:

 

[LarryS.]

been moaning about the size of my workshop today, your post has just shut me up ! :shock:

 

[Vulthoom]

Here's my woodshed........
It actually looks bigger in the picture!
And just swept (for the first time in weeks)

5ft at the widest point tapering to 3ft at the far end.
Headroom - well, lucky I'm short....

The lathe

Some of the blanks (hidden round the back of the cupboard.)

 

[Blister]

Tea cup ?

Easy , its in photo 1 behind the baccy tin :wink:

A place for everything :shock: and everything in its place

 

[RATWOOD]

Here's my woodshed........
It actually looks bigger in the picture!
And just swept (for the first time in weeks)

5ft at the widest point tapering to 3ft at the far end.
Headroom - well, lucky I'm short....

The lathe

Some of the blanks (hidden round the back of the cupboard.)

very good excellent use of space

 

[Richard Findley]

Hi Chris,

Looking good mate. Tiny space but BIG heater so nice and warm I guess and 2 :!: Lathes, blimey! :wink:

Richard

 

[RATWOOD]

Thank you for the kind comments guys

Hi Chris,

Looking good mate. Tiny space but BIG heater so nice and warm I guess and 2 :!: Lathes, blimey! :wink:

Richard

Yes Richard it dos get warm

 

[RATWOOD]

this it the most important item in the workshop :lol: :lol:
so I can order my tea

 

[Woodmagnet]

I use the tin cans and string method myself.
You must be the winner of the smallest workshop
competition.
p.s. thanks for the tour.

 

[Paul.J]

Well rammed Chris :shock:
How big is the space :?: