Of work spaces..thought I was a rod builder until I drank the AT Kool-Aid

[thorhammer]

So, recently we have been seeing some really nice work spaces and organizational techniques, as well as tooling (Lou's lathe!!!!!)

Due to being in the process of going through an estate sale for a friend, of which I purchased several dozen reels, acquisitions on my Charleston trip, the never-ending Jigmaster builds, old projects, services, etc., my shop had become untenable...I couldnt rebuild a spool of thread on the bench, let alone get to any rod work...I had to drop back and punt:

[Tightlines667]

Way to go!

Now if you can figure out how to keep everything in its place

[foakes]

Very sharp, John --

Best,

Fred

[STRIPER LOU]

Looking good John. There's no end to it! And your correct with so many projects going on it becomes hard to take care of everything.
Sometimes I wish I had more room but then again I'd probably end up filling it with more stuff. Looks like Fred got us all on the right track.
All the best,  ..  Lou

[Shark Hunter]

Great Work John,
That was some Punt!

[alantani]

and my garage keeps getting worse!   

[David Hall]

Alan anytime you want help organizing your garage shop you just say the word,  first thing you need is a 10X12 really good backyard shed with some industrial shelving to store all those bins full of penns, pieces and parts.  That will give you back some floor space.  Then we need to go around the room with damn near wall to wall floor to ceiling storage shelving, that will give you even more floor space!
Then we can build you a work station!
You might be in trouble with all that clear floor space your wife might want to start parking her car in there!

[Big Tim]

Thor! Nice work area  You should see Alan's  Eventually I will have one myself.

BT

[Tiddlerbasher]

Nicely sorted John - Now all you've got to do is find what your looking for