3 Paths to a Stand-Alone Shop

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Sunny Water's shop

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Anatole Burkin's shop

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Greg Paolini's shop

Matt Kenney

Sunny Water's shop

Photo: Jonathan Binzen

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Anatole Burkin bought a house with a detached garage so he could dedicate the space to woodworking. Greg Paolini built a new two-car garage to house his shop, knowing that it could easily convert back to a garage if he ever sold his property. And Sunny Waters designed a no-compromises timber-frame shop that's ideally suited to his use of hand tools and human-powered machines. Point is, there's more than one way to get a stand-alone workshop. For more info see the article in the Tools & Shop issue (Winter 2009/2010) of Fine Woodworking.

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sykesville writes: When I saw, "Three Paths to a Stand-Alone Shop" the first thing I thought was,
Inheritance,
Lottery,
Slot machines.
But since I've opened the page, I see you had in mind a different "path." Beautiful shops, by the way.
Posted: 6:18 am on November 11th

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