Workshop progress

[Taskmaster]

This is the start of my Scuba-Fishing Reel Workshop (14 x 16) climate controlled area.

• Features:
  
  • Two Windows
  • Corner Table
  • (3 x 16) Workbench
  • Under Bench Storage
  • A 24 inch and 42 inch Schematics display

The non-climate controlled workshops are 16 x 32 and the 3rd portion is 12 x 14.
More photos will come, but this is the only one I've taken so far.

[David Hall]

3wow that's an incredible work space. you could do anything in there.

[Alto Mare]

Nice size, its going to be a great plate to work at.

Sal

[Taskmaster]

Thanks guys, it's a work in progress, one day I'll either die first or it will be completed.   

[swill88]

Thanks guys, it's a work in progress, one day I'll either die first or it will be completed.   

That's my theory too!   Nice workspace.

steve

[Taskmaster]

Thanks Steve.

[Donnyboat]

Very good, it looks like a Taskmaster plan, cheers Don.

[foakes]

Looks great, Diver!

However, in my case, just when you think you have your shop just perfect — and how you want it — something else evolves...

It may be some new tools, equipment, better ideas, cleaner organization, new projects and techniques  — or just stuff that I thought I had to have — and have never used in 10 years — but in theory, I had to have it — so it needs to go out the door.

In my case, I have a reel shop and storage upstairs in the house.

Then, outside in the barn — I have built out 6 separate shops separated by walls and doors.  There are 2 wood shops, a metal shop, another reel shop, rod storage upstairs storage, and a overseas shipping container full of stuff, plus the wife's garden shop.  All full electrical, lighting, dust collection, plug in air lines, etc..

Got a great bargain on a truckload of wood shop power tools last Friday up in Menlo Park.  So now, the challenge is to reorganize the outer shops — get rid of duplicates — and get rid of about half the reel stuff in the storage container that I will never use.  This is on the close horizon.

Always evolving as long as I am still working on reels and sucking air...

Best,

Fred

[Taskmaster]

Looks great, Diver!

However, in my case, just when you think you have your shop just perfect — and how you want it — something else evolves...

It may be some new tools, equipment, better ideas, cleaner organization, new projects and techniques  — or just stuff that I thought I had to have — and have never used in 10 years — but in theory, I had to have it — so it needs to go out the door.

In my case, I have a reel shop and storage upstairs in the house.

Then, outside in the barn — I have built out 6 separate shops separated by walls and doors.  There are 2 wood shops, a metal shop, another reel shop, rod storage upstairs storage, and a overseas shipping container full of stuff, plus the wife's garden shop.  All full electrical, lighting, dust collection, plug in air lines, etc..

Got a great bargain on a truckload of wood shop power tools last Friday up in Menlo Park.  So now, the challenge is to reorganize the outer shops — get rid of duplicates — and get rid of about half the reel stuff in the storage container that I will never use.  This is on the close horizon.

Always evolving as long as I am still working on reels and sucking air...

Best,

Fred

Wow...  I could definitely see myself with that problem

[Reel 224]

Your work space looks to nice to work in, but what ever you feel comfortable in is good. Very nice work.

Joe

[Bill B]

Looking good.....welcome to the Darkside 😎Bill

[Swami805]

Looking good! Plenty of room next to a wall for a rod building lathe. Just saying