Bob Spare
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what would yu change?
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larry merlau
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cleanliness is next to #$%&(*
well i am gonna fall way short on that one and the other reason is becasue this is still up in the clouds yet bob, still in dream stage just gettin my ducks in a row so if it does happen i can do it in my sleep
Too clean, not enough sawdust!
well i am gonna fall way short on that one and the other reason is becasue this is still up in the clouds yet bob, still in dream stage just gettin my ducks in a row so if it does happen i can do it in my sleep
The only thing I could add, and I think someone mentioned it already, is I prefer not to have machines in corners (unless they're mobile). Seems like there's always some longer piece that needs to be re-sawn or have a hole drilled in the very end!
Corners are where I store a lot of my extra dust, offcuts, and all those extra tape measures and screwdrivers
Come to think of it though, you can always put a window in the corner too, then if you got to drill a hole in something long, just open the window and stick the extra outside while you drill. Maybe even hang a roller support of the eave
Corners are where I store a lot of my extra dust, offcuts, and all those extra tape measures and screwdrivers
Come to think of it though, you can always put a window in the corner too, then if you got to drill a hole in something long, just open the window and stick the extra outside while you drill. Maybe even hang a roller support of the eave
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That's looking really good Larry.
I see there is enough room for the Oneway. Way to think ahead. I was wondering where you're going to put the beer launcher though?
As for windows, I'm really torn as to whether to have any and, if so, the placement of same. See, if you have a window to the west, you could see the smoke signals coming from this direction.
Of course then I wouldn't be able to sneak up and "borrow" some wood from the wood pile.
A couple of last questions. Have you started yet? If you haven't, you'd better get busy. Septober isn't that far away. And make sure you get the order in for the Oneway shortly after you break ground.
Karl
I see there is enough room for the Oneway. Way to think ahead. I was wondering where you're going to put the beer launcher though?
As for windows, I'm really torn as to whether to have any and, if so, the placement of same. See, if you have a window to the west, you could see the smoke signals coming from this direction.
Of course then I wouldn't be able to sneak up and "borrow" some wood from the wood pile. A couple of last questions. Have you started yet? If you haven't, you'd better get busy. Septober isn't that far away. And make sure you get the order in for the Oneway shortly after you break ground.
Karl
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i ll tell ya what karl
you buy it and i will turn belive me i know where your comin from and the windows will be in place if this comes to age,, the things in tyhe corners will be on rollers john. and i got 2 ft of space above the lounge area for the junk to collect
you buy it and i will turn
belive me i know where your comin from and the windows will be in place if this comes to age,, the things in tyhe corners will be on rollers john. and i got 2 ft of space above the lounge area for the junk to collect
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larry merlau
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potty room suggestions
are you awake today steve?
Where's the potty room
what are you using steve? outhouse or indoor p[lumbing
Where's the coffee machine
its inthe little room to the right of everything
Where's the cookie jar
its gonna be right next to the coofee pot
First things first Larry.
Then worry about placing the equipment
are you awake today steve?
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Larry, the layout of the machines and the space looks good to me. But, I would sure add a bunch of windows.
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OK.
Move the bandsaw and drill press down out of the corner.
Move that table with drawers to the corner.
Is your planer and collector in the same room as the lumber storage?
What is the inset by the front door? Your porch?
Why the wall between woodshop and lumber storage? Less heating? Or?
Move the chopsaw, radial arm table where your jointer is sitting.
Bring lumber through the door, right onto the chopsaw table.
Your jointer needs to be closer to your tablesaw.
Move the bandsaw and drill press down out of the corner.
Move that table with drawers to the corner.
Is your planer and collector in the same room as the lumber storage?
What is the inset by the front door? Your porch?
Why the wall between woodshop and lumber storage? Less heating? Or?
Move the chopsaw, radial arm table where your jointer is sitting.
Bring lumber through the door, right onto the chopsaw table.
Your jointer needs to be closer to your tablesaw.
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I agree with Steve about moveing the tools around for better flow. That isa going to be a nice shop when it goes up.
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I think I got ya covered for a good month Larry.....
He is selling the sawmill and all inventory....there is your chance to move north and have a business.
larry merlau
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will make your chngs steve and send ya copy
well this isnt going well
are you left handed???? steve C
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will make your chngs steve and send ya copy
well this isnt going well
Right handed
larry merlau
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i got more wall space for long stuff the way i had it.could use the door way area as longer cutin theother wallis only19ft total wil lbe back llatr,, need to settl out....