This is my tilty little workshop in Central Florida. It has survived 40+ years of tropical storms, infestations, blatant misuse and verbal abuse. It is scheduled for a major overhaul whenever funds and time coincide.
Here is my main workbench. It also serves as an outfeed table for my underpowered Ryobi tablesaw. The sufficient for my purposes at this time, and with a new Freud blade it does quite well. I even ripped a four foot piece of 2" rosewood with it the other day. Nice clean cut.
This is the new east wall. I am kind of working from the inside out.
I incorporated my radial arm saw, miter saw and router table along this wall. Their work surfaces are all at the same height to facilitate outfeed for stock at any one tool. My midi-lathe is further down at its own station. More improvments on their way.
My curve cutting station. 50% of all my work is done standing here at the bandsaw. It is where I cut my little keychains. I am developing an even smaller name tag, cut on the scroll saw, to be used for zipper pulls, pet tags and other ID wanting things. Stay tuned...
This is my tool bench along the west wall. It is slated to be rebuilt soon.
The Hardware and Parts Corner -
An ever expanding collection of items worth saving from garage sale box lots, dismantled discarded furniture and literally picked up from the ground. I have been heard to say "This washer is $.27 at Home Depot!". One of my many downfalls.
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