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The Wood Shop

comments (7) April 18th, 2012 in Shop Tours        
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Shop Specs

  • Location: Tacoma, Washington, USA
  • Size: sq. ft.
  • Type: Detached
  • Focus: Cabinetry
  • Heating/Cooling:

My current wood shop or toy box as some would call it.

 


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Comments (7)

SeanMWalker SeanMWalker writes: Awesome shop!
Posted: 3:59 pm on November 14th

islandman islandman writes: it really is good looking. did you just move into this shop minutes before the photo. it is way too neat. you still don't have a jillion things hanging from the wall. i'm definitely jealous of your shop.
Posted: 7:31 am on September 3rd

Gatorkiter Gatorkiter writes: I applaud your cleanliness.
Posted: 10:41 am on August 25th

elcff elcff writes: Gorgeous shop with gorgeous machines. We have that very jointer at school and it leaves absoloutly beautiful surfaces.
I see no hand tools though ;)
Posted: 11:29 pm on July 11th

TimWood57 TimWood57 writes: Shop's looking good Don.
Posted: 5:06 am on July 7th

brentmichael brentmichael writes: Really nice shop! And full of top of the line tools too!!!
Posted: 1:01 pm on June 24th

winter2012 winter2012 writes: You have a very nice shop, However, as I also live in the Pacific NW (Port Orchard to be exact) I would highly advise you to get some insulation and sheet rock in that shop soon as possible, our damp weather will make all those nice tools get some surface rust on them quickly, especially in the winter months.Also If it is not heated, look into what they call a ductless heat pump. You can heat that shop for around 2 bucks a day and Puget sound Energy has $1200 rebates on them right now as of 6-3-12 . I just installed a 26000 btu unit in my home my self , cost me $1600 bucks after the rebate, and they do pay self installers. No duct work to run the whole system will heat your shop very inexpensively. Congratulations on your new shop, its very nice!

Posted: 9:52 am on June 3rd

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