My workshop

[seagar]

Sorry it didn,t work. :wall: Ian

 

[DickDastardly40]

Ian,

Whereabouts are the pictures stored, ie photobucket? They have to be uploaded to a photo hosting site. You then copy and paste the link between the 2 sets of square brackets (I will use curley brackets to demonstrate):

{img}http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa317/DDastardly/Image053.jpg{/img}

Photobucket makes this easier from it's own album view as as you click on the image link from a list of about 5 below the pic you want it automatically adds the square brackets around and copies it so all you have to do is paste into the message board text box. Other site may have similar arrangements.

Hope this is clear and is of assistance.

Al

 

[seagar]

I am a total novice at machining and model engine making and have found this site a great help.
Now with Bobs(Maryak) help here are photos of my shop

Ian

 

[drwc]

Thats a good looking well organized shop you got there, I will have to get busy to get anywhere close to you standard!

Wayne

 

[ksouers]

Ian,
I have to agree. That's a very nice shop. I like the bench space.
Well laid out, lots of room to work in.


Kevin

 

[rake60]

Nice shop!

The balsa spared Mylar covered airframe is a bit distracting for me!
Nice models!

Rick

 

[cfellows]

Looks like you got everything you need! Nice layout.

CHuck

 

[bentprop]

lovely space,just watch it fill up ;D
What's that nice boxer twin on the bench,with red heads?

 

[seagar]

Thanks guys ,I am really enjoying my shop and hope to post some results in the near future.
I have that twin engine for sale on ebay at the moment,as I am selling most of my engine collection to pay for goodies for the workshop.

 

[Maryak]

Ian,

That is one very nice shop, thanks for sharing.

Best Regards
Bob

 

[deere_x475guy]

I really enjoy looking at everyone's shops. Ya never know where you will discover a new way of arranging and storing stuff...looks like a nice place to store stuff.

BTW I use to fly RC airplanes and Helicopters in the late 80's - mid 90's. Wish I would have had my own shop back then..