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"real shop" tour

It always depresses me to watch Norm, David Marks or see web pics of somebody building their 24x40' dedicated shop with 14' ceilings and every machine imaginable. OTOH, I love to see real-world shops where DIY-ers like me do their work.

Posted by Chris Merrill in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago 
Shop flooring material

Several months ago shop flooring was discussed. Within the thread, mention was made of two products for concrete basement floors: Delta-FL and Dricore. Google searches didn't yield any specific information for shop use.

Posted by TinWoodsmn in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago 
Re: Shop Guest

On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 21:33:03 -0800, the infamous "Lew Hodgett" scrawled the following: Someone smarter might have shown up at the seller's door with rifle in hand to return the dogs for the $2,000 he spent on 'em. ;) -- "To compel a man to subsidize with his taxes the propagation of ideas which ...

Posted by Larry Jaques in Woodworking Forum 16 years ago 
Shop Layout suggestions

I've finally finished setting up the power and finishing the walls in the new shop. I'm now trying to settle on a layout for the machines. I'd like to hear what things people have done that have really worked out well and perhaps the things about their shop layout that drives them ...

Posted by Kevin Carbis in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Re: shop heat

The disadvantage is the pipes are more permanent so if you get a new tool you may not be able to rearrange the shop. Takes a bit of forethought. IF you add a DC from a reputable company such as Oneida they may be able to help you design the system.

Posted by Young Carpenter in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Speedy Shop Cleanup

I finally completed a bedroom set project this afternoon and decided it was time to clean the shop. High time, at that. So I went about it with the shop vac, alternately sucking and blowing, with only marginal results, when the dawn came. The trusty electric leaf blower.

Posted by John Aiton in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
shop mate lathe

Looking for information on the Shop Mate Sabre Lathe Model 2610to

Posted by in Tools and Equipment 11 years ago 
heavy thick butchers cutting board ? Need options

If you aren't fussy about color, and the size isn't too big, a local custom counter shop may give you a discount if they can use what would otherwise be an 'oops' piece. If you can mock it up in wood, and carry that in so they don't need a site visit, even cheaper. aem sends...

Posted by ameijers in Home Repair 20 years ago 
"non-shop" stuff that's useful in the shop

I've been realizing recently that I have a lot of stuff in the shop that I wouldn't consider traditional "shop-type stuff".

Posted by Andy in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Shop Expletives When Kids Are In The Shop

And that gets us to Shop Expletives - specifically - the "abridged" shop expletives. The last thing you need is an upset parent of one of your young shop helpers demanding to know if you were the one who taught their little darling to cuss.

Posted by charlieb in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
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