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Inside my shop

Started by gibsontool, November 26, 2014, 05:57:45 PM

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gibsontool

Here are a few pictures taken from inside my shop

john k

Looks brand new.  Full plumbing facilities?   Plywood wall coverings?   Still get two cars in there, plus shop space, and a rentable apartment.   I had plans for a two story, then an alternative came my way.   Looks real nice.
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international3414

nice variety,is the p&h cast iron?

bunger

I wish I had the wall space to display even a small percentage of my collection. I have filled all available wall space with storage shelves.
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turnnut

nice start, I still see some blank space.

yes, I like the variation.

thanks for sharing, Frank

RedVise

Very nice !

I gotta ask... how big is the largest monkey wrench in the first photo !

Brian

gibsontool

Thanks john k. I do have it fully plumbed upstairs and a sink and toilet down, the walls are plywood, mostly 3/8 but some 3/4 where I  wanted extra support. As far as getting two cars in, I don't think that has ever happened, there always seems to be some project filling up one bay and I have lots of toys, Bobcat,Quads and snowmobiles so the shop is usually fairly crowded with my stuff or friends stuff under repair. I'm about 1/2 hour from the nearest town and I'm one a few around the lake that have a torch and a welder so I get a fair amount of guys dropping by for a quick fix or whatever.
international3414. The P&H sign is cast iron. It came off an old 25 or 30 ton conventional crane that I had worked around for several years back in the early 1970s. I took my first ride on the headace ball on that machine and it scared the hell out of me but at the same time I loved it. The machine broke down In about the mid to late 70's and it was scrapped so I took the sign to remember my first ride on a crane ball.

gibsontool

Brian. I'm at a different location tonight so I can't measure the wrench but I think it's around 18". I'm heading out in the morning for 3 weeks or so but I'll check when I get back.

gibsontool

Redvise. Measured that biggest wrench on my wall and it's 21- 1/8" long.