Stuart Ablett
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I got all the sushi shop stuff out of the way, the sushi shop customer is up and running now, and I might even get some cabinet work out of them in the new place. They are very nice people and they paid us back in style!
I took my wife and daughter who is here visiting for two weeks, out for sushi.
It was delicious, and they would not let me pay!
Then a couple of days later, out of the blue this appeared at the shop around dinner time.....
Yum!
So now that the space is cleared, somewhat, I put up some cement board in the one end of the space.....
This area will become my welding, metalworking area. I'll build a small bench to weld on and have my welder set up there.
I'll also put a curtain along the beam at the top of the picture to keep the welding/metalworking mess somewhat contained.
The middle area will be for bicycle maintenance.
The stand will go on that side of the space, and the workbench...
Will go against that wall, I think I'll get a couple more pieces of cement board just to finish that wall off, they are not expensive and they will be a tougher wall than just drywall.
I even got #1 daughter helping me unload the mini van....
Taught her how to carry plywood, lucky for her the sheets here are small, only about 3' x 6' not the NA size of 4' x 8'
The rest of the area will be for wood storage, I'm going to weld up some largish steel cages that will be on wheels, one for my sheet goods, that will get the sheet goods out of the dungeon, clearing up a LOT of space, and I'll keep the Festool track saw and stuff upstairs to break down the sheets instead of taking them down stairs all the time. I'll also make a cage or two that will have hardwood board standing on end so I can have easier access to them.
This should be good, I'll get the welding/metalworking out of the Dungeon, the sheet goods, as well as some hardwood, and the bicycle stuff out of the dungeon as well, much easier to just roll the bikes into the new space than lug them downstairs to the Dungeon.
Lots left to do, and I've got no time to do it, but hey, that is normal right?
Cheers!
I took my wife and daughter who is here visiting for two weeks, out for sushi.
It was delicious, and they would not let me pay!
Then a couple of days later, out of the blue this appeared at the shop around dinner time.....
Yum!
So now that the space is cleared, somewhat, I put up some cement board in the one end of the space.....
This area will become my welding, metalworking area. I'll build a small bench to weld on and have my welder set up there.
I'll also put a curtain along the beam at the top of the picture to keep the welding/metalworking mess somewhat contained.
The middle area will be for bicycle maintenance.
The stand will go on that side of the space, and the workbench...
Will go against that wall, I think I'll get a couple more pieces of cement board just to finish that wall off, they are not expensive and they will be a tougher wall than just drywall.
I even got #1 daughter helping me unload the mini van....
Taught her how to carry plywood, lucky for her the sheets here are small, only about 3' x 6' not the NA size of 4' x 8'
The rest of the area will be for wood storage, I'm going to weld up some largish steel cages that will be on wheels, one for my sheet goods, that will get the sheet goods out of the dungeon, clearing up a LOT of space, and I'll keep the Festool track saw and stuff upstairs to break down the sheets instead of taking them down stairs all the time. I'll also make a cage or two that will have hardwood board standing on end so I can have easier access to them.
This should be good, I'll get the welding/metalworking out of the Dungeon, the sheet goods, as well as some hardwood, and the bicycle stuff out of the dungeon as well, much easier to just roll the bikes into the new space than lug them downstairs to the Dungeon.
Lots left to do, and I've got no time to do it, but hey, that is normal right?
Cheers!