Now a quick circle around to give you an idea of the scope.
There is a table saw under there and shelves with drying or dried projects and scrap or other wood behind. The shop vac needs new home, that chair is in bad shape and the plastic box is full of finished stuff and needs to be stored. The cabinet has been used to hold boxes for projects on top and packing stuff inside.
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There is that table saw, a router table and more projects and wood. I have another half cord of burls, half cord or dried wood of various sorts, green apple wood and a large rack of planks and such in the other areas of the garage as well as wood outside. Addiction is a terrible thing. The router table and the table saw cabinet are both movable with caution and are filled with filled drawers. We might get to cleaning them too. Maybe. It could happen.
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Over against the wall are a couple of combination bench and vises. You can not have too many. The chop saw and the sander are sitting on a couple. One of these days I need to make dedicated cabinets or them. The planer has become a setting for unfinished projects. It is on a cabinet on rollers as well. The pegboard on the wall holds some face plates and other bits and pieces of lathe stuff.
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The blue lathe in the center is my bowl lathe and is fastened to the floor. So is the Craftsman lathe beside it. There is a bowl mounted on it for final sanding and finishing. In the front is a small rolling cabinet with lathe tools and the grinder setup. Back in the corner is the dust collector. The hose from it is connected to the bowl lathe.
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Here is my old, faithful 10" band saw and behind it the drill press. Under the window and hard to see from here is another lathe. I like it for spindle work. The band saw and drill press are not on mobile bases and need to be.
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