Shop Tour-One Eleven Store

WOW , what a shop ! a man can get lost in a shop like that. Thanks

On my last post I showed the big jointer-next to the big jointer and pointing towards the front of the shop is my planer-it's a 18"powermatic,one of those old green ones-

the outfeed table for the planer is birch,2" thick, butcher block type,the sides are spanish cedar,the screw jack that adjusts the table up and down is heavy duty and the pedestal stand has a nice look-



behind the planer is a big work table with one vise,it's sits over a pit,this building at one time had a auto garage - before lifts auto garages used pits-



the only use I've found for the pit-

on the east side of the work table is my veneer press,it's 8ft. long and 30in. wide,has nine racks with three screws in each rack, the racks are movable-

if any of you wont one of those cats just send a cardboard box with some holes punched in it and the postage .
more to come----alex

Awesome playhouse, Alex. I can see you've put years and years into "making it your own". Thanks for sharing the pics.

Very exciting tour. Your shop is well used. And, as I always say, a used shop is a loved shop.
Lotsa that wood looks like walnut, some with great figure.
That big ole lathe is also very interesting. I noticed the legs. From the pictures the castings look exactly like what is on the PowerMatic, Grizzly, Jet and probably others today. Coincidence or carry-over, I dunno.
Thanks for the tour.

well let me finish this up-there is one more machine-the # 3 table saw-a Tannewitz model J made 1926-the is a beautiful old machine,all original -



next to the table saw is this old miter trimmer-



in the winter this is where the scrapes go-

well that's the one eleven store-thanks for looking-



alex

Great shop, Alex. (I also enjoyed your personal tour). But where is the dust collector?