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papa's shop
10/31/10 at 21:49:25

it's not much, but is home. 21' wide by 22' deep. I share with the furnace, water heater, and household storage.

my lathe:
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tool storage, behind the canvas is the furnace and water heater. i enclosed them to keep the dust out. ventilation is at the top, screened in:
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router station and parts bins:
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most of my tools are on wheels to make the most of what floor space i have:
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not much space, but i make it work:
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from the outside, i work with the overhead door open as much as possible:
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David Hamann (papadave) Pasco WA

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Lark Leazar Senior Member Offline Hook 'Em! Posts: 483 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #1 - 11/01/10 at 03:42:55 Did you make the cabinets? They look great! Nice layout and use of he space that you've got.
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Bill Bolen WR Supporter Offline Missouri turner Posts: 1060	Re: papa's shop Reply #2 - 11/01/10 at 09:19:14 Man, I thought I was tight but now I feel like I have all kinds of room. Great use of the space you have. A lot of thought must have gone into your lay out...Bill...
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David Hamann WR Global Moderator WR Patron Offline Be yourself-every one else is taken! Posts: 5360 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #3 - 11/01/10 at 09:31:23 as all know, it is a work in progress. i get my ideas from everywhere. if it doesn't work, find what will. yes, i made the cabinets. i had a choice; buy particle board that will fall apart in time or build from plywood. for me, a no brainier: build and have fun at the same time.
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Ken Ward Ex Member	Re: papa's shop Reply #4 - 11/01/10 at 15:08:18 Great layout there,another good example of what you can do with limited space.
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Chuck Beland WR Supporter Head WR Twit Offline I got my eyes on you. Posts: 12443 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #5 - 11/01/10 at 15:28:48 Dave, Excellent use of space. Where do you keep your turning tools? in a drawer
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Nate Davey WR Addict Offline WR Rocks! Posts: 579 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #6 - 11/02/10 at 14:47:02 Waited for the one sunshiny day out of the year to take the picture? Nice shop, I'm in the same boat when it comes to shared space
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David Hamann WR Global Moderator WR Patron Offline Be yourself-every one else is taken! Posts: 5360 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #7 - 11/02/10 at 18:59:30 Chuck Beland wrote on 11/01/10 at 15:28:48: Dave, Excellent use of space. Where do you keep your turning tools? in a drawer the right bank of drawers under the lathe is for turning tools, except the big drawer and i keep my air nails in there. center bank is for sandpaper disks, sheet sandpaper, and jig parts. left bank is misc junk.
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Larry Matchett WR Supporter Offline Be One with your Tool! Posts: 921 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #8 - 11/03/10 at 12:34:24 Great use of space. Looks like what I had until I built a shop. I really like the cabinet under the drill press. Did you get the plans somewhere or is it your design?
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David Hamann WR Global Moderator WR Patron Offline Be yourself-every one else is taken! Posts: 5360 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #9 - 11/03/10 at 21:02:11 my own design. the cabinet originally had wheels and was for my small drill press. now it is part of a experiment that did not work out, but i am to busy (or lazy) to change right now. works though.
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TomTunget WR Addict Offline Praise God for creativity! Posts: 1129 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #10 - 12/17/10 at 09:19:45 A very efficient use of space David! I enjoy looking through this section as I get plenty of ideas to use or modify!
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David Hamann WR Global Moderator WR Patron Offline Be yourself-every one else is taken! Posts: 5360 Gender:	Re: papa's shop Reply #11 - 12/17/10 at 17:01:36 TomTunget wrote on 12/17/10 at 09:19:45: A very efficient use of space David! I enjoy looking through this section as I get plenty of ideas to use or modify! so do i
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