Chopwood
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Here's mine, 10x22 feet of chainsaw, lumberjack, beer drinking heaven.
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wpbgent
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Nice shop. You have similar tastes as me (Husky, Craftsman, etcc) also like the tv mounted.
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You have similar tastes as me (Husky, Craftsman, etcc) also like the tv mounted.:>
kf_tree
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how do you post multiple pics in one post?
wpbgent
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testing...
wpbgent
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kf,
first time I ever did it... just browse, select, click on upload, repeat...
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first time I ever did it... just browse, select, click on upload, repeat...
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Chopwood
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there is a stihl and a Rotax hiding in there also.
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My turn. All stuffed into 9' X 13' !!!
wpbgent
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rah,
Something about a compressor at face level scares the sh!t outta me!!!
Probably because I was nearly killed by one exploding once! True story!
Be carefull with compressors and drain the water out OFTEN!
Something about a compressor at face level scares the sh!t outta me!!!
Probably because I was nearly killed by one exploding once! True story!
Be carefull with compressors and drain the water out OFTEN!
kf_tree
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my basement is pretty small, since my house is built right on a big rock outcropping. my wife just submitted the plans today to have a 26x50 garage built. since the cold weather is here, we probably won't get started till the spring. i still have alot of my tools in storage. all my climbing and rigging gear stays in my truck, along with the saw's i use every day. the saw's under the bench are just my spare's
thanks for the info wpbgent
thanks for the info wpbgent
kf_tree
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i can't leave out the bottom box... and some of the rock in my basement.
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wpbgent said:
Good Point!!!
The only reason it is there is because of the lack of room. BTW the tank gets drained often!!!
Locoweed
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Sometimes it is a lot neater, sometimes, it is a lot worse
ccicora
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Wow look at the room you gys have.... I just have a 8x12...
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
I'm going to have to clear a space to take a picture! Too many projects... (i'll never admit to too much stuff...)
skwerl
Will Climb for food
Here's my 12'X16' shed. Zoning restrictions dictated that I kept it below 200 square feet. Over 200 and they require 35' setback (which would have put it in my kitchen).
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Butch(OH)
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Here is mine. 20x22. My saws share space with my lathe, mill and the shop cat.
The 660 in the big Starrett vise, handiest tool in the shop for saw work.
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Looking the other way towards the saw table. Heat'en fuel piled up too.
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Looket at all dem saws, warm and cozy by the woodburner.
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The 660 in the big Starrett vise, handiest tool in the shop for saw work.
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Looking the other way towards the saw table. Heat'en fuel piled up too.
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Looket at all dem saws, warm and cozy by the woodburner.
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tony marks
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well mines too full of tools to be much good to me. its what happens when u sell u place and hafta rent a place to store all u tools.
now if u want to see pics, my wifes closet of clothes and shoes is the best i could do.never seen so much stuff. but u guys probably got wives with similar looking closets.
now if u want to see pics, my wifes closet of clothes and shoes is the best i could do.never seen so much stuff. but u guys probably got wives with similar looking closets.
Kate Butler
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shop pix
A quick story about rock in the basement. When I put a full cellar (subcontracted it myself) under my 25' x 55' house, it involved a lot of digging with a small skid steer (there were no "mini's" at the time). There was so much ledge that the only practical (and I use the term loosely) thing to do was blast it out.
Picture this: big house up on steel I-beams and lots of cribbing in strategic spots, ledge all along one wall. We're (me and my two little boys) living in the house - walking up a 2" x 12" to get in and out. The fellow comes and drills for the charge placement, lays the blasting mat, and says, we'll do it first thing tomorrow morning.
That morning, every single kid in this end of town stayed home from school to see if the house came down when the ledge came out. It was SOME LOUD and very dusty but not even a broken window. Those guys were GOOD! If not for the blasting, the cellar would have been almost 10' narrower.
kf_tree said:
A quick story about rock in the basement. When I put a full cellar (subcontracted it myself) under my 25' x 55' house, it involved a lot of digging with a small skid steer (there were no "mini's" at the time). There was so much ledge that the only practical (and I use the term loosely) thing to do was blast it out.
Picture this: big house up on steel I-beams and lots of cribbing in strategic spots, ledge all along one wall. We're (me and my two little boys) living in the house - walking up a 2" x 12" to get in and out. The fellow comes and drills for the charge placement, lays the blasting mat, and says, we'll do it first thing tomorrow morning.
That morning, every single kid in this end of town stayed home from school to see if the house came down when the ledge came out. It was SOME LOUD and very dusty but not even a broken window. Those guys were GOOD! If not for the blasting, the cellar would have been almost 10' narrower.
Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
o.k., so I cleaned it up a little...
25x30, but the wife's car MUST be able to be parked in there at night (but it moves in the day ) Pretty much the only rule - Not bad after 25 years...
25x30, but the wife's car MUST be able to be parked in there at night (but it moves in the day
) Pretty much the only rule - Not bad after 25 years...
wagonwheeler
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Kate Butler said:
A strip mall project that an associate of mine worked on in W Va. required blasting. It was on property adjacent to a divided highway. The morning of blowing the first lift he was there and reqested they stop traffic both ways and they looked at him like he was crazy - but he persisted and they did.
After the dust settled there were boulders the size of appliances and small cars completely across the highway. The contractor panicked and sent tracked equipment out to clear it and wound up having to replace about 300' of four-lane.
He was NOT good.
Chaser
