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Adding a greenhouse to my shop

I am thinking either building from scratch or purchasing a kit greenhouse to attach to my woodworking/misc. shop. This would be a "lean-to" type that comes off the back (south facing) side of the shop.

Posted by opalko in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
I would like to see photos of your versions of....

Sounds like someone's planning to set up a shop. Rather than post pics to a.b.p.w., and since context is handy (where, relative to other things, is the ______), here's my right shop layout. The wall hanging tool cabinets are on the left side, behind the SCMS station you also asked ...

Posted by charlie b in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Damage to woodshop if it freezes

What is the harm if my wood shop freezes from time to time? My wood shop is a 20x20 separate building with a concrete floor. The walls are insulated and covered. The roof is 9 feet and has a pitch of 4 because of the low snow fall in the area.

Posted by Keith in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
2000+ SF Home with 849 SF Shop For Sale, Mesa, AZ

Shop matches the house and is a nice size. About 26' by 32' deep. I had both a woodworking shop and metalworking shop in it. Nice Devilbiss 2 stage air compressor goes with it as well as a nice home made dust collection system. Large lot, nearly a half acre with flood ...

Posted by Marty Escarcega in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
T5 vs. T8 fluorescent lights

My proposed shop is 24x24 so I would need over 1,500 watts based on that. That seems like a lot. A space heater is usually 1,500 watts. My thinking for my new shop is 4 rows of 8' T8 double bulb fixtures two per row. That is 944 watts which seems like a lot! Is that too much?

Posted by Brian Elfert in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
those big plastic tool cases.....

Some folks take the tools out of the shop, think "van shelves". If you bought the tool at a pawn shop or eBay, the case frequently isn't included. I've gotten brand new cordless tools, minus batteries, CHEAP at pawn shops. Since I've got plenty of batteries, I'm happy.

Posted by B a r r y in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Re: Small Shop Layout

On 11 Jul 2003 09:43:28 -0700, snipped-for-privacy@sunlink.net (PA_Paul)Crawled out of the shop and said. . .: Paul. i have a small shop also, about the same dimensions as you have described. i keep EVERYTHING on wheels in my shop. all my tools and ...

Posted by Traves W. Coppock in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago 
Valiant EcoMax hotwater going off and on frequently

The Valiant EcoMax we have in flat above our shop started doing that within about 12 months. Valliant engineer came and went and said he'd replaced the divertor valve.

Posted by www.GymRatZ.co.uk in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
Lean-to greenhouse & siding

I am thinking either building from scratch or purchasing a kit greenhouse to attach to my woodworking/misc. shop. This would be a "lean-to" type that comes off the back (south facing) side of the shop.

Posted by opalko in Garden Forum 18 years ago 
Screwfix Trade Counters - how do they work?

Or you can visit and order then pay via credit-card at a touch-screen console - no need for those paper pads and matchstick-size ballpoint pens any more.

Posted by LSR in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 19 years ago 
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