Let's see pictures of your shops.

[builderbob]

Zee, that's a beautiful shop! Those boards are beautiful as well!!!

Bob

 

[Rembo]

Zee, that's a beautiful shop!  Those boards are beautiful as well!!!

Bob

when I see these pictures, it seems to me that there's not who does not work.

 

[ZeesWoodShop]

Thanks its really come together in the last 6 months or so. I have been putting up videos on youtube too at www.darlingtonfarm.com.

 

[tiralie]

Here is my humble shop

Very nice shop.
Tim

 

[CutsTwice]

Ah, but you see Seth and Steve, that I did pay attention when learning which subjects not to inflame on the forum.  . 'Jus a 'lil old white lie.

 

[Rembo]

like that today ...  [smile]

 

[tjbier]

Nice shop! Quality stuff you have in there.

Is that a MS660? Nice saw.  That's another fun hobby too huh!  Do you have a mill for the saw or a band mill?

Here is my humble shop

my outdoor work area and my helper 


IMG-20120124-01068 by TheEvillOnes, on Flickr

 

[ZeesWoodShop]

Thanks, I try to buy the best I can afford.

Yep, its a MS 660, its got a max flow intake and triple ported exhaust. Its pretty loud but it will run a 42inch chisel chain in walnut without bogging down. I am in the process of building a set up for it for slabbing. Sorta a cradle that rides along a track like a band mill would.

I plan on getting a mill and building a kiln in the next couple years. I go through a lot of wood and figure I would pay for its self in a year or two.

here is the monster 42 on it


IMG-20120215-00161 by TheEvillOnes, on Flickr


IMG-20120215-00158 by TheEvillOnes, on Flickr

 

[Kev]

Thanks, I try to buy the best I can afford.

Yep, its a MS 660, its got a max flow intake and triple ported exhaust. Its pretty loud but it will run a 42inch chisel chain in walnut without bogging down. I am in the process of building a set up for it for slabbing. Sorta a cradle that rides along a track like a band mill would.

I plan on getting a mill and building a kiln in the next couple years. I go through a lot of wood and figure I would pay for its self in a year or two.

here is the monster 42 on it


IMG-20120215-00161 by TheEvillOnes, on Flickr


IMG-20120215-00158 by TheEvillOnes, on Flickr

That second pic looks like a pretty extreme way to open the kids' breakfast cereal  [eek]

 

[ZeesWoodShop]

It works well for cans of tuna too.