That's awesome SAHaskell great to know a fellow modeler out here in NC, I have just recently moved here form the Island of Puerto Rico. I work in chapel hill at the ENT Office in MeadowMont village circle or worked until recently where I have been transferred to Cary ENT. I still go up there every few days when they need me. I do have to ask are there any clubs that you know of or any ship or car modelling shows, It would be nice to meet up one day at one.
I'm surprised you get any work done with that calendar hanging there....Here's my shopyard..
Drill press, grinder and sander...and dead clock.
part of stash, scroll saw, jigsaw table, bandsaw, airbrush/compressor, various tool accessories
The 3 piece spar deck is all that is cemented together. In the process of cutting planks. I'll post a build log under plastic models when I get building for anyone interested.
There is also a couple of multi-drawer units for paints/tape/brass and styrene/wire etc.
along with the all important toaster oven !Today I made the drawer cabinet below, 4 drawers and above it a place for the sorting boxes.
The drawers are still empty and when the admiral asked what I was going to use them for, I said: for my tools that are yet to be purchased. Now that's a statement the admiral wasn't waiting for.....
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I have to say that these drawer boxes on your workbench do help keep things somewhat tidy. I also taught myself to put what I used back in its place as well. I am glad I solved it this way. The drawers I added last day were old wine boxes. I cut them in half and used a lot of scrap wood from crates to make the frame.
The next thing I'm going to make is for my photos. I have a green canvas (fourth photo) and I want to stretch it into a frame that consists of 3 parts. I can then fold that up and put it away or put it down as needed.
Worstenbroodjes and saucijzenbroodjes, they taste marvelous.along with the all important toaster oven !
A man's got to eat !
Good experience, need a good adjustment before you start, but then it works perfect in a small workshop. Max thickness I can use is 10 cm. But when it is hardwood it takes time. And it is precise to cut planks. I Cut cherry cheats of 1,5 mm x 80 mm x 600 mm. with it and that works fine for me. I made some jigs to hold the wood in place.
I see a lot of goodies tucked in those nooks and crannies.Today I made the drawer cabinet below, 4 drawers and above it a place for the sorting boxes.
The drawers are still empty and when the admiral asked what I was going to use them for, I said: for my tools that are yet to be purchased. Now that's a statement the admiral wasn't waiting for.....
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I have to say that these drawer boxes on your workbench do help keep things somewhat tidy. I also taught myself to put what I used back in its place as well. I am glad I solved it this way. The drawers I added last day were old wine boxes. I cut them in half and used a lot of scrap wood from crates to make the frame.
The next thing I'm going to make is for my photos. I have a green canvas (fourth photo) and I want to stretch it into a frame that consists of 3 parts. I can then fold that up and put it away or put it down as needed.
I like the sub model.
And definitely you need a cutting mat - green coloured -> your table will be happy, that the surface will be protected
