The OSB Shop gets some character

[Pat Caulfield]

While waiting for the epoxy to dry during the Daytona pothole delimma, I had the idea to re-cycle some old framed pictures and posters that were taking up space in the house.

It didn't turn out too bad, but as you can see this is still a shop and not an art gallery in that the latest RV furniture project is taking shape on the bench and not one of the pictures is hanging level or plumb.

http://picasaweb.google.com/PTCaulfield/PatCaulfieldPinonRock?authkey=Gv1sRgCMWindKYuveC5w E#5440823146035665314

The whole story can starts here: http://patcaulfield.blogspot.com/2010/02/daytona-delimma.html

Pat Caulfield

[Garth Keel]

A workshop needs to be a place you enjoy. Pictures add a lot to that enjoyment.

[Jim Rimmer]

If I had that much clear wall space I'm sure it wouldn't be clear for long.

[Jason Strauss]

Pat,

Where the heck do you live? That's some very pretty scenery!

Nice use of wall space, too.

[Mike Langford]

Your shop looks great with the pictures.

I use to have a lot of pics and signs on the walls in my shop before I started adding more woodworking stuff! (some remained ;))

Then...('06)
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Now...('10)
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And of course a wood shop needs a pic of Norm....(notice I hung him above my nailers/staplers)
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[Pat Caulfield]

Thats why my wife was OK with this. She figured if the space wasn't empty I wouldn't be buying something to go there.

Pat

[glenn bradley]

Thats why my wife was OK with this. She figured if the space wasn't empty I wouldn't be buying something to go there.

Pat

Hee-hee-hee-hee . . . Yeah, that'll work :D:D:D Great looking digs Pat.

[Terry Hatfield]

Looks great to me Pat!!

[Bruce Page]

Where are you at Paul, that is sure some beautiful country side. It reminds me of when I lived in northern New Mexico.