I built this building in 2000 when we downsized farms and used it for storage, working on farm equipment, welding, and built our house out of it. Well, no more farm equipment except a tractor with its own shed. My plans were always for this to be my retirement shop and I've almost accomplished that goal. One side has my bass boat and lawn equipment and I'm turning the other side into my turning shop. It's a work in progress because I want to enclose that area, install a dust collector, and an AC if I can get away from the lathe that long. I still have to set up my saws and other woodworking equipment in this area.
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Shop coming together
- Thread starter Ron Vasser
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That is a nice big shop, congrats!
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Very nice shop.
Wish I had that much room to let the chips fly!
I'm jealous. My shop is so small...I have to go outside to change my mind.
very nice
Nice shop Ron.