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| Hi All, I've been trying to get my carving shop set up with a dust collector and finish up my sharpening center. I had a stroke last month so it was delayed a little. I have NO damage from the stroke thank God, and the Dr., Hospital , flight for life etc. Anyway I finished the plexiglass enclosure and the table with the inset suction. 2.5hp motor really strong. I put the dust collector in the back by my table saw etc. so I don't have the noise. Please take a look and give me any sugestions. I have my Wecheer and flexshaft/reg Dremels plus my tools handy. I put all of my bits on a lazy susan that I drilled to hold them. I have large long magnets to hold my carving tools that I'm going to mount on a slant board. Any ideas welcome. I still don't know what I am doing but am having a ball doing it! Phyllis |
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Hi Phiyllis, I like the way your shop/ studio is coming along. Just looking at your plexiglass enclosure is giving me ideas about building one for my studio. I like the holders for your power carvers! I like your sharping system too! Like I said your studio looks good! Bob
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Thanks Bob, the aluminum angle and plexiglass we had out here in the barn, so just bolts etc. was all I needed. In the AM I'm going to build the slant board with the magnets to hold my tools. This is all in the barn, my old tack room.
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You are so neat, that looks great. Almost looks like the dentist office I go to.
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Oh you make me feel bad. My shed is a mess. I clean and tidy it up then before I know it its a mess again. Strangely its only at carving I'm a slob. Glad your stroke left to effects. Ok I'm going to tidy up that pig sty of a shed. Tomorrow.
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Nice! You've given me some ideas with the bungee cords, but if you would separate your Dremels a little more, they won't breed and multiply so fast. Just kidding! I counted 6 or 7? I would love to see some more pictures or details on your sharpening station; I haven't seen one quite like that, but I don't get out much.
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looks great to me...I'm green
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Phyllis, I can only find only one fault first time thru the pictures................no cushion for your back on the chair. A bright room. Are the flexcords on your hanging grinders going to be long enough when you use them? It looks like you're having fun setting up your shop. I like your plexiglas cover and work area. Now get to carving girl! Viewing pics the second time I couldn't help but notice the two person BOLT CUTTER hanging next to the drill press. What in the world do you cut with these?
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Phyliss, First of all, I wish you the best of continued health. Secondly, fantastic carving studio, you have given me about 3-4 lights going off in my head on what changes I can make, THANK YOU. Love the sharpening system setup, real jealous here. Now lets see some of your carings. Bill
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Hi Phyllis, Very happy that you suffered no lasting damage from your stroke! Your shop is awesome. I really like the plexiglass cover over your dust collector and the sharpening machine. All told, a really neat set up. Dave |
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