Work area of cave. My age is evident by incense burner & scented candle assortment atop left speaker tower. Date/time stamp seems to be a default as I don't update it.
Cave annex work area.
PaulE
Cave annex work area.
PaulE
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Paul, it appears you have moved into the mom cave lock stock and barrel. A lot warmer in the winter I'd imagine. Is the snow gone yet? After that last blast of a couple weeks ago I was wondering if you got as hammered as they did in other parts of the Midwest and upper great lakes areas. Rick H.
Your work area looks really busy
I hope spring has sprung in Ohio and you are not too busy outside.
Rick, I have indeed. Has a register for A/C & heat so is more comfy, but poor lighting for close work. The weather is so crazy I no longer pay attention as I live on high ground and don't usually have to shovel more than 4" of snow at a time. Allen, been workin my narrow white butt off. Friend from work brought his just finished 87 Frankenvette to work & smoked'em all the way past the dealership. Brought a tear to my eye & a thought for my garage queen.
PaulE
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If we had 4" of snow the world here would end as we know it :flushed:.Paul.
Dzhon .
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UNTIDY BENCH CLUB NEWS
Some very good attempts for membership of the club I note with delight one which could make the grade, yes you Peter.
Any one who can get a pair of steps into the mix has a very strong chance of full time membership.
other near contenders I can see are Andy ( An armoured cable run, along with some storage like that )
and of course Paul,
minitnkr
now here is a bench to be well and truly proud of. I have seen this so full it is a world class bench, and in a class of its own.
Next contender who passes all section for entry is
boatman.
Splendid effort Chris, and welcome .
Simon T , now here is a mystery, how he manages to cut, saw and glue whilst keeping awake while sitting is amazing.
We don't have a class for knees as of yet.
Also the use of a table must mean that the user is tidy, as they have to clear everything away to continue living.
So again these poor souls are not eligible to apply for membership of the Untidy Bench Club, but may send a signed photo of their table to Jim. Who no doubt might lets some of you in.
J Race .
President of the UNTIDY BENCH CLUB.
OH BLIMEY John im in am I do we get a prize ? LOL :smiling2::smiling2::smiling2::smiling2::smiling2:
G
Unfortunately not Chris, but the membership is a coveted thing in its own right. We must stand together, for how can you produce with out mess.:smiling::smiling:
G
Thanks John, I'm honoured to be considered. I'm sure you've heard the saying "tidy desk, tidy mind". If that is the case then I'm sure to find my way to a full membership sooner or later :upside:
By the way, that's actually an air hose used as an up and over condensing loop for my big compressor, but SWA cleats were the perfect size for fixing it in place!
well here's my den
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Would still like a bigger room to accommodate everything!!!
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My little slice of untidy heaven.
Wow, now that's organized.
until I start building/painting then it's like a Tsunami! :smiling5:
G
Any one who has a condendening loop as large as that gains full membership Andy ! :smiling3:
John
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Straight in Paul,
John .
Mind you I have paid my dues of cold garage and cramped cupboards and space on the dining table. And the great thing is that the boss doesn't like climbing ladders.......
G
Ooh, that's given me an idea about converting my loft space into a hobby room. Got to be better than a shed in the back garden.
I can't pretend it wasn't one of the reasons we bought the house.... My wife knew it was a done deal when we saw it!
I have always liked a work place in the loft but I'd be cooked or roasted with the heat beating down on the tiles and coming from the bottom up. In the tropics the space between the ceiling and roof tiles is where the days heat is accumulated.
Cheers,
Richard
Yes
In this country hot is rarely unbearable so the summer is not a problem. I don't have a window, though, which would help with a spray booth (oh and,er, natural light, maybe...)
It's cold in the winter but I have an oil-filled radiator plugged into a smart socket, so I turn the heating on from my phone when I leave work :thumb2: and it's nice and comfortable when I get home.
In this country hot is rarely unbearable so the summer is not a problem. I don't have a window, though, which would help with a spray booth (oh and,er, natural light, maybe...)
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