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Great job on the "rack mount". It looks great - and less dangerous - up on the wall.

Another milestone! Looks great in there.

Remarkable. This really illustrates how well they used to make machine parts.

Sheet metal. I need to drag it out and put up a photo or two. It's stuffed behind my hose reel under the workbench at the moment. :)

My kids bought me one of these for Christmas many...many....years ago. I still have it and use it, but I'll have to take a look for any markings. The metal on mine is black, so it can't be THAT old.

A LOT of concrete. ;)

73 kf0bsq :)

I just came across this after searching for HAM SHACK so I hope that your project was completed and after I get my general license this weekend, I may try to find you on 40 meters some evening. :) 73 Kevin KF0BSQ

Instant Wainscoting. Well done.

Makita hand grinder. I stick with their discs as well. The bench grinder came from the old Cummins Tool...Chinese ****....and it will be replaced SOON.

Really like that sink. ��

Great projects. I still don't see any pie ovens going in, though. :)

Progress comes slow when you have to do it all yourself. I completely empathize.

I also like the look of the polished concrete. In that building, you could by a good used truck for what an epoxy coating floor installer would charge!!

PS: On Rennlist my ID is "Einsteiger" [beginner ;) ]

You can spend HOURS searching posts and scrolling through literally thousands of ideas. Almost more info than a person can absorb. You're in the right place. I spent a little $$ on a book that is worth having: Setting up a home car workshop by Julian Edgar. Very automotive related, but the...

Impressive amount of work there. The dust must be incredible.

The show must go on. :thumbup:

Uff da!! My wife still has family connections in Norge. Bergen. Welcome!!

Victory!!