The new shop!
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That isn't a workshop, it is more like a factory !!
Some of us can only dream of having so much space, I'm drooling all down my t-shirt.
But what's the betting, when you have everything in there, you wish you had more space.
Very nice indeed, you have worked so hard getting this far, so just enjoy it.
Bogs
Some of us can only dream of having so much space, I'm drooling all down my t-shirt.
But what's the betting, when you have everything in there, you wish you had more space.
Very nice indeed, you have worked so hard getting this far, so just enjoy it.
Bogs
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Wow lots of creative space and well equipped looks like room to grow.
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I have been watching this for what seems like forever !!! nicely done from what was started with to finished shop. I was wondering what make your shaper is ? and if you would not mind posting or sending a pic of the table support. I have a varnamo and i need to fab a support for it.
enjoy your space
Dave
enjoy your space
Dave
Ariz
I'm actually quite proud myself! the result is just great! ;D
Bogstandard
There is still a lot of stuff to move and it already is too small! Hehe
Sam in LA
Perhaps I should try to make a livesize train! ;D
d-m
The Varnamo is an 18' and I'll remember to take some pictures of the table next time I have the camera down there.
I'm actually quite proud myself! the result is just great! ;D
Bogstandard
There is still a lot of stuff to move and it already is too small! Hehe
Sam in LA
Perhaps I should try to make a livesize train! ;D
d-m
The Varnamo is an 18' and I'll remember to take some pictures of the table next time I have the camera down there.
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