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Andyp wrote:So far I win the prize for the smallest workshop (13sqm)
Dalboy wrote:I can go smaller at 8.92 sq metres of which 2.97sq metres is floor space
Wizard9999 wrote:Dalboy wrote:I can go smaller at 8.92 sq metres of which 2.97sq metres is floor space
And what have you got taking up the other 5.95 sq metres Dalboy?
Dalboy wrote:Sorry Woodbloke not intending to hi jack your thread
Dalboy wrote:Blimey Woodbloke that is an aircraft hanger compared to mine. Nice shop would love to have one that size.Andyp wrote:So far I win the prize for the smallest workshop (13sqm)
I can go smaller at 8.92 sq metres of which 2.97sq metres is floor space
Andyp wrote:Size is not important, it is what you do with it that counts
Andyp wrote:
Great Dalboy I knew someone would beat me. I hope that us small workshop owners can help those who would like an aircraft hangar but don't have the space.
9fingers wrote:Interesting to see you are now a 2 BS man Rob (maybe you always were?) I did not notice the smaller one when we unpacked the big-un
Do you keep the small one for curved work by any chance? I seem to recall reading that once a blade has been used for curved work, it is less keen to cut straight.
I try and keep a mental note of which blades I've used for what but I need a more reliable system.
Bob
kirkpoore1 wrote:I think you can cram in a little more, Rob.
Very well organized. With no tablesaw I assume you break down long boards and sheet goods with a circular saw? Do you have a stool to sit on when you're having a beer at the end of the day?:)
Kirk
TrimTheKing wrote:You talking' to me?
Cheers
Mark
Woodbloke wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:You talking' to me?
Cheers
Mark
I'm talkin' to you! - Rob
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