Chuck Ellis
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continuing,
From work area towards back wall showing little lathe, band saw, table saw, table top jointer under the towel,
Showing my crude carpentry, my work table with cabinet underneath for project supplies... mostly glasses to be made into wood stemmed wine glasses...
the pen blanks on the end are my stepson's... I've introduced him to pen turning...he took to it like a duck to water.
My work bench with drawers underneath..again very crude, but they work.. storage shelves under the work bench and bowls in progress.
Again clutter in the corner to right of doorway... woods are cut pieces to be glued into pepper mill blanks or maybe used in segmented bowls..trying to learn more about that..
I didn't show the opposite corner at this end of the shop, but it holds my micorwave for drying wood. to the left of this workbench is one my wife bought when we first married that holds my desktop drill press, my sharpening station and the 1 inch belt sander.
Cleaning this shop would be month long project... I do blow it out every so often, then try to find all the stuff blown off the tables, walls, etc
I shovel out the wood chips behind the lathe when they reach the lathe ways... with so much rain, it''s hard to dispose of them since I usually burn the chips.
From work area towards back wall showing little lathe, band saw, table saw, table top jointer under the towel,
Showing my crude carpentry, my work table with cabinet underneath for project supplies... mostly glasses to be made into wood stemmed wine glasses...
the pen blanks on the end are my stepson's... I've introduced him to pen turning...he took to it like a duck to water.
My work bench with drawers underneath..again very crude, but they work.. storage shelves under the work bench and bowls in progress.
Again clutter in the corner to right of doorway... woods are cut pieces to be glued into pepper mill blanks or maybe used in segmented bowls..trying to learn more about that..
I didn't show the opposite corner at this end of the shop, but it holds my micorwave for drying wood. to the left of this workbench is one my wife bought when we first married that holds my desktop drill press, my sharpening station and the 1 inch belt sander.
Cleaning this shop would be month long project... I do blow it out every so often, then try to find all the stuff blown off the tables, walls, etc
I shovel out the wood chips behind the lathe when they reach the lathe ways... with so much rain, it''s hard to dispose of them since I usually burn the chips.
