Shop sink - super convenient

[LeeG]

I was visiting a friend's shop, and he had a shop sink with some features not often seen.



There is, of course, a back story. When he bought the sink, it had a hole in it that he needed to plug. The "outlet" is not powered, and is sealed up with caulk. But it is pretty funny.

Lee

 

[dougf]

Now that's a way to stop your buddies from peeing in the sink!

 

[58Yeoman]

I had a sink like that, but it was white. It was actually a laundry sink with a pull open door at the bottom and a plastic cover for the sink. I used it for quite a few years until I bought a really nice sink to replace it (cheap at an estate sale, but still unused new). Of course, none of mine had the optional outlets.

 

[OccupantRJ]

Electrifying!
Since we are posting sink pics, this is my stainless one I traded a standard bath sink for years ago.

 

[dcg9381]

Now that's a way to stop your buddies from peeing in the sink!

Nah, it's just a way to guarantee their accuracy.

The "outlet" is not powered, and is sealed up with caulk. But it is pretty funny.

It's pretty darn funny.

 

[isb cornbinder]

I bought a deeper stainless sink at a garage sale, or maybe it was from "curb-mart". I have a small water heater under the sink, so deeper is not an option. I like having hot water for hand washing. The microwave is handy for warming McD's if I get distracted on my way home.
I was not looking for a microwave but the CL seller of a set of adjustable reamers offered the mic asked for $20. I always ask, "Is there anything else for sale?"
Old Microwaves have lots of good parts for repurposing. The motor house for this WF and John Barnes drillpress was a microwave in its first life. There is a respectable set of louvers in the back panel. Don't forget the powerful magnet. Always discharge the capacitors. You could be doing the shuffle dance.
I need to sell this monster 1100 pound camelback drillpress. Fully restored to 220 volt and reversable.