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It sure is slow around here. :roll: Anyone got any new progress pictures? How bout new tools?

I'll try to post some new pic's next week. I have three days with no kids, 8) wife 8) or work. So I am planning to work in the shop like the tazmnain :twisted: devil.

Scott


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Got a whole new shop done here at the house. We poured the slab on Nov 23rd, and I started working in it on Monday. It's already got furniture stacked up waiting to be fixed, and a boat (Core Sound 17) sitting under a leanto ready to come in , once I get the hull sanded, which I'm doing OUTSIDE.

After I finish emptying the old shop, and having a mother of a garage sale, no more 38 miles commute each way for me- now my commute will be 20 feet- from my back door.

A few shots before I started moving work in.

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Charlie,

Congratulations! It will make such a difference for you! I had one built a couple of years ago at my house. It is such a joy for me. Can't imagine life now without it. Now I need a boat storage building. LOL. My wife is not too keen on that. :roll:

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I made myself a plywood cutting frame as I get closer to starting the Belhaven. Its out of approx 20 construction ply and while the individual joints are sloppy it is very rigid assembled. Approx 2000mm x 1000mm.

And Scott it is a 'Tasmanian Devil' and they are under a big threat to their survival. There is a cancer type virus attacking them and I believe about 65% have or will die from it at this stage. For all you will ever want to know about them go to http://www.dpiwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/WebPages/BHAN-5372WP?open

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congradulations Charlie,

I only dream of such a wonderful shop! As I have said before, my shop/garage is 18'X10' and does not leave a lot of extra room for the CS17 I am building in it. I would not recommend anyone build a 17 with this size shop.

Anyway, your shop looks great and so organized.

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Very nice shop Charlie! Now that I have my wife through college and working I'm planning on taking my companys 30 and out retirement option. The first project will be ether a garage built on the house (wifes wish) or a new woodshop. I think I'll win this one, just because of the honeydo furniture projects she'd like to have.

It must feel good to have your shop ready to go!

Scott

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Yeah Scott- it sure does feel great. Especially great to be working in it. I've got furniture finished already, because I am able to go out after supper and work a bit more.

Plus I'm REALLY looking forward to getting some of MY projects done now that I don't have to spend an hour and a half drive time to GET to the shop and return.

Like I want two different sets of oars that I've just not had time for. Maybe now I can built them. And then there's that Birder I've been wanting for several years now. and then....... :D

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