what is a good size for workshop ?
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Just a little bigger.
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Actually, just a little bigger than that.
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2 feet larger in each dimension than what you have available.
Are you building boxes or boats?
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Certainly bigger then my house. Split level would be nice, too. Oh, and a maid! Skinny little thing with a butt like Robin's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I built a 12' long by 6' boat in a shop with a minimum width of 7'6" and about 18' long. It wasn't easy but by preping everything before I started building I managed.
I'll raise the 2 feet to 2 yards though!
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Would that be "Williams" or "Hood"? LOL
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Y'know, all you guys fixated on Robin have OBVIOUSLY not been to woodshopdemos.com lately. Beth rulz. I'm gonna start a fan club.
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(Beth rulz!) Baglio Chapel Hill
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Michael Baglio responds:
inexhaustible supply of these young women: makes me envious. All my woodworking friends and models are currently male.
Charlie Self
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Steven Van Densen spaketh...
8,000 - 10,000 square feet