Workshop overhauled

[Albert Lee]

In the past 6 weeks I have sold some of my machines that I dont use often enough and I have decided to go separate, I sold my combination machine and bought separates to replace the combination - my workload has changed into production heavy and the combination machine can not keep up with the work.

What I havnt thought about thoroughly when I made the decision to go separate was the amount of ducting and iterations of the ducting required - this took me over 2 weeks (I have a daytime job and I can only do this after 5 and half days on the weekends), and a minor increase in the 3 phase electrical power point

anyhow, here are the before and after....

Before
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After
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[Jim Becker]

Interesting transformation and yea...you added a few ports when you went to separates! Making a change like that isn't trivial, but it sounds like you had a very good reason to do so..."business is good".

[Albert Lee]

Interesting transformation and yea...you added a few ports when you went to separates! Making a change like that isn't trivial, but it sounds like you had a very good reason to do so..."business is good".

Thanks Jim, these minor tweaks are hard to notice but it was costly... I would like to think the business is good but its probably my labour is too cheap lol

[Yonak Hawkins]

You have some nice stuff, Albert.

[Charlie Hinton]

Great space and tools.

I thought I had overhauled my workshop when I repainted it and moved a couple tools around ...... LOL

[Albert Lee]

Great space and tools.

I thought I had overhauled my workshop when I repainted it and moved a couple tools around ...... LOL

that still qualifies as an overhaul! lol

I cant imagine repainting my workshop... if I do I might repaint some tools pink though, easy to spot and give them a bit of character lol