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Moglet
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by Moglet » Sun 06 Apr, 2008 2:42 pm
Love your workshop, Ormond! And that mirror is a brilliant idea!
........ Áine JGF SGF FTB
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Mr Bojangles
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by Mr Bojangles » Sun 06 Apr, 2008 3:18 pm
There are many impressive workshops on here, thanks for the ideas
Gary
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by Moglet » Sun 06 Apr, 2008 3:26 pm
Be sure to keep us up to date with developments, Gary, and post some piccies when it's done!
........ Áine JGF SGF FTB
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by Roboframer » Sun 06 Apr, 2008 3:41 pm
Love this cribs stuff!
prospero wrote: A tidy workshop usually means a not-very-busy worshop. .
So glad someone said that.
These are quite old shots - no cord anymore or manual point guns, and not
quite so, er tidy
The mouldings standing up looks pretty much the same - free to good home before they meet Mr Zippo - going - going ..........
Sam
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by Sam » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 11:02 am
Here is our garage workshop we found that using a tight weive carpet stopped anything getting caught in it.
Our work bench is 6ft x 4ft and 3 1/4 ft in height we put different sections underneath to fit the mountboard.
Its a bit messy haven't tidyied up yet (sorry Dad ),We've only been going for 2 1/2 years so we're still making improvements.
I hope this helps when designing your workshop.
Sam
Work slowly to save energy - for a party!
Steve N
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by Steve N » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 1:15 pm
Hi JGF's
We are not a garage framer but here are some shots of our prep room for measuring and drymounting and mounting of pictures
Sorry about the mess, just can not keep on top of it!
Steve N
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Moglet
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by Moglet » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 2:48 pm
I'm really enjoying this thread! It's great to see all the "hives of activity."
Steve, your prep room is fab: and it has such wonderful light! Must be a real pleasure to work in!
........ Áine JGF SGF FTB
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Steve N
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by Steve N » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 4:08 pm
Hi Áine,
Yeah it is great, one half of the roof is glazed, so we get a lot of natural light, best place in the building, it's where I work most of the time.
Steve
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prospero
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by prospero » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 4:24 pm
Great place Steve.
I would like to go there for my holidays.
....Last two weeks in august if that's OK.
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Mr Bojangles
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by Mr Bojangles » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 7:28 pm
Well here's an update on my progress. All work benches are now fitted, I had to get someone in to do them due to my continuing back problems.
Anyway the workshop has now sadly had to be put on hold as I have major surgery on my back on Monday (artificial disc replacement)
With any look the fairys might come and complete my workshop for me whilst I'm recovering.
Anyway thats enough of the sob story, but would like to say thanks for all the info and pictures that have helped with my workshop progress
Gary
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by osgood » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 7:59 pm
Steve,
Nice looking workshop and a great layout.
You seem to have more mats in stock than most of my suppliers!!!
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by Moglet » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 8:14 pm
Gary,
So very sorry to read about the problems with your back and your imminent surgery.
Sincere good wishes that all goes well on Monday, and that you'll have a speedy recovery.
........ Áine JGF SGF FTB
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Not your average framer
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by Not your average framer » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 9:41 pm
Hi Gary,
Sorry to hear about your back and the operation. I hope that everything is soon sorted and the operation and recovery go well.
Best wishes,
Mark
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by CanvasChris » Wed 09 Apr, 2008 10:25 pm
Gary.... good luck with everything
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by Steve N » Thu 10 Apr, 2008 5:56 am
Gary, good luck for the future,
Prospero,- Thanks, I've booked you in for the last 2 weeks in August
Osgood,- Thanks , you just can not have to many can you?
Steve
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Mr Bojangles
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by Mr Bojangles » Thu 10 Apr, 2008 8:34 pm
Thanks for all your best wishes, I'll soon be back and starting to make some frames, so be prepared for an avalanche of questions.
Anyway have got lots to sort out before Monday so will say bye for now and dont forget to keep my place warm.
Hope there will be plenty of jokes posted for my return to keep me smiling on my recovery
Gary
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by Moglet » Thu 10 Apr, 2008 8:37 pm
All the best for Monday, Gary. Your seat by the fire will be waiting for your return.
Do let us know as soon as possible how your recovery is progressing.
Blessings to you!
........ Áine JGF SGF FTB
. Briseann an dúchas trí shuiligh an chuit.
WelshFramer
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by WelshFramer » Fri 11 Apr, 2008 8:08 am
Good luck Gary - hope it all goes well.
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by prospero » Fri 11 Apr, 2008 9:59 am
All the best Gary.
Don't try and get back to work too soon. Let the buggers wait. Your health comes first.
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by vfmarky » Thu 17 Apr, 2008 2:51 am
If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space...