Show us your Workshop!

[Lons]

Love it Bill, I could spend a week in there. In fact I've been threatening to pay you a visit, might just do so.

 

[Bucks]

Wow I thought mine was crowded Bill!
I'll have to try to get a couple of pictures of my half finished workshop up here over the weekend, seeing it's me who started the thread lol, Now I've got it to a stage I can at least do some work in there I've moved back onto sorting these moulds out & just do a bit to the workshop as & when needed, but I'll get ther in the end.

 

[Bill Mooney]

Love it Bill, I could spend a week in there. In fact I've been threatening to pay you a visit, might just do so.

You'd be very welcome Bob.

 

[Dalboy]

I have come to the conclusion that I hate most of you guys or should that read I am so jealous of you with your big workshops

 

[Bill Mooney]

Here's a little tip. If you look at the pic with my pro-edge showing you will see a white doughnut magnet on the bottom cover. This catches all the steel filings so they don't go all over the bench.(there is a bench there somewhere). You can then clean the magnet of filings into your jar of vinegar to make a nice stain to darken your timber as required.

 

[Dalboy]

Here's a little tip. If you look at the pic with my pro-edge showing you will see a white doughnut magnet on the bottom cover. This catches all the steel filings so they don't go all over the bench.(there is a bench there somewhere). You can then clean the magnet of filings into your jar of vinegar to make a nice stain to darken your timber as required.

Bill if you put the magnet into a plastic bag then it makes the magnet easier to clean as soon as you take the magnet out of the bag the fillings just fall off.

 

[Lons]

Bill if you put the magnet into a plastic bag then it makes the magnet easier to clean as soon as you take the magnet out of the bag the fillings just fall off.

Why didn't I think of that?

 

[Penpal]

If you strip Magnetrons from Microwaves you get btwo whacking great bmagnets to use.

Look on U Tube how to.

Peter.

 

[mattkemp]

Here's my new workshop i have just started putting Bench's etc in will put more pictures up later




I have insulated it will seconds sheets of plywood and earthwool loft insulation

 

[yorkshireman]

Very nice Matt, are you insulating the doors as well?

 

[Winemaker]

Wow after seeing these workshops I'm a little ashamed of mine How do you keep them so clean

 

[clement]

Well i'll show mine, i do'nt know if i have'nt enough space or too much tools

 

[mattkemp]

Very nice Matt, are you insulating the doors as well?

Yeah i have now insulated doors and roof as well

 

[wm460]

Well i'll show mine, i do'nt know if i have'nt enough space or too much tools

Haven't enough space, like me.

"too much tools" Dont understand this? Is this foreign langue or something.

 

[Bill Mooney]

There's nowt wrong with those workshops Tom & Clement. There'll be many happy times spent in them.

 

[iandel]

I've lived in smaller flats than some of these workshops

 

[Penpal]

Fantastic places ripper workshops.

Peter.

 

[sfurini]

I love seeing people's workshops....

Here's mine...

Here's the lathe and tool racks...

And the bench looking very tidy...also showing my webcam setup for making turning videos...first one is still at the editing stage...

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[clement]

Welcome to the Wivamac club

 

[clement]

Hi Stewart,
Welcome to the Wivamac club