Any woodworkers out there?

[rustylocke]

I would like to see if any of you have a woodworking/shop pics!!

 

[boiler7904]

Start with this website that I saw the other day.

Woodworking Shop Pics

Most of the pictures are a few years old, but there are still a ton of good ideas (from over 100 shops) here.

I have other pictures on my computer but there's no good way to post 40mb of images even with them being compressed.

 

[Cebby]

I do woodworking as well as metal working, but my shop is far from photogenic. (and it's only 20x20) Too much extraeneous **** in there currently.

Thanks for the link, boiler!

 

[sjsfire]

Check these guys out, lots of good info over there...


www.forums.woodnet.net

 

[Chaz]

My wood shop is about 16 by 20 . do lots of cabinets and woodcarving
The center of the shop has a 12 by 8 foot table that houses the tablesaw and serves as a workbench / carving bench. Heres one of my full size carvings

 

[dboat]

I am a noob at it and havent set up my shop after moving 2 yrs ago to the new house.. have a place in the basement for it with a walk out. Shame on me, but have been working on other things.
Dana

 

[SteveL]

I'm also in to woodworking and frequent the WoodNet forums. Lots of good guys and info. I just posted a thread about my new(old) Unisaw that I picked up Saturday. Now I need to figure out how to restore it along with the short bed 6" jointer!!! So far, I have figured out that the saw is a late 1939 or early 1940 model. The first year for the Unisaw was '39.

 

[PAToyota]

I have that jointer too! It was my grandfather's and came to me when he passed away. I've been fixing it up and want to take it all apart and do a real restoration.

 

[rustylocke]

SWEET TOOLS