Topic: Lets see a photo of your SHOP!

[tom8Toe]

I've got some serious re-organizing to do.

[ThomasD883]

This is my pride and joy, 2011 dodge 5500 w/ cummins 6.7L L6 turbo diesel. PTO driven aircompressor 1000w inverter, milton vise. 11MPG  Fantastic work truck, It's my home away

[faux fiddy]

I've got some serious re-organizing to do.

Looks pretty orderly to me.

[2strokeTrush]

Not sure how I missed this thread!  These are in order from last winter!  By the way its a basement!

[ThomasD883]

Thats a great work area Trush, anything dry and warm gets my vote. I' doing the work to my 350 in mah attic. I had to carry that dam bike up 2 flights of stairs engine in the frame, me and a friend. took everything we had. i'll post up a pic of my shop in the sky.

[faux fiddy]

Here's something that showed up on a deal.  It has a stand and table fabricated out of junk.  I think it's been put back to stock handheld bandsaw now, but it was really neat in a dangerous kind of way. I wanted to take a little snippit of it running but I don't see that I did.  The speed is variable by using the wedge shaped piece of plywood (not pictured) that you push  into  the trigger slot until the desired speed is achieved.

Edit:

Oh there's the wedge of plywood in the second picture hanging on the wire.

[70CB750]

Portable saw in diy stand?

[strynboen]

nice for cutting thik aluminium for trippel tree and cafee parts

[Johnie]

Finally put up a shelving unit and did some sorting of my parts into clear bins to make it easier to find stuff.

[ekpent]

Finally put up a shelving unit and did some sorting of my parts into clear bins to make it easier to find stuff.

Guys from Colorado and Washington aren't going to like seeing that green jug of 'Weed B Gone' Johnie. Might be offensive to some     

[Johnie]

Eric I use it to soften rubber parts 

[flybox1]

Finally put up a shelving unit and did some sorting of my parts into clear bins to make it easier to find stuff.

Guys from Colorado and Washington aren't going to like seeing that green jug of 'Weed B Gone' Johnie. Might be offensive to some     

yes, its a sad day when my weed be gone 

[Stev-o]

Finally put up a shelving unit and did some sorting of my parts into clear bins to make it easier to find stuff.

Guys from Colorado and Washington aren't going to like seeing that green jug of 'Weed B Gone' Johnie. Might be offensive to some     

yes, its a sad day when my weed be gone 

Luckily you can legally go down to the "Drug Store"!

[seaweb11]

Just getting settled in

[DaveBarbier]

Been reading through this topic getting ideas for my little work space. It's a little less cluttered right now because I got the 650 frame outta there...oh and mounted the "speaker system" on the wall.

[eigenvector]

Finally put up a shelving unit and did some sorting of my parts into clear bins to make it easier to find stuff.

Guys from Colorado and Washington aren't going to like seeing that green jug of 'Weed B Gone' Johnie. Might be offensive to some     

yes, its a sad day when my weed be gone 

Luckily you can legally go down to the "Drug Store"!

Otherwise known as Lake City and Lake Forest Park, I swear to God Highway 522 is turning into Little Jamaica.

[bj]

A community shop opened in Baltimore last year called Lowside Garage. There's also a retail storefront, 515 Moto, that's a full service shop - fabrication, paint, mechanical, etc. Great place and great guys. This is my space there.

[Terry in Australia]

With 7 bikes in my shop, and enough bits to build several more, there's no room to do any work, so all my wrenching gets done in the driveway...........

[fastbroshi]

  BJ that's a great deal that place has going on.   You can work on your stuff in the midst of other gearheads, and spare hands are always there if you need some help.  I was stationed in San Diego while I was in the military and we had an auto hobby shop on base that let us do that.  We couldn't rent spaces out per se, but very similar.

  How do you secure your stuff when you're not there?

[strynboen]

my shop is growing small...but standart elements 1,5 meter can make it longer..only Money(WIFE) holds it back

[flybox1]

Finally put up a shelving unit and did some sorting of my parts into clear bins to make it easier to find stuff.

Guys from Colorado and Washington aren't going to like seeing that green jug of 'Weed B Gone' Johnie. Might be offensive to some     

yes, its a sad day when my weed be gone 

Luckily you can legally go down to the "Drug Store"!

Otherwise known as Lake City and Lake Forest Park, I swear to God Highway 522 is turning into Little Jamaica.

I have 8 miles between my house and my office along Highway 9
Woodinville Quality Collective
A Green Cure
The Solution
The Kushery (recreational)
The Joint
The Green Cross
MMJ

[bj]

  BJ that's a great deal that place has going on.   You can work on your stuff in the midst of other gearheads, and spare hands are always there if you need some help.  I was stationed in San Diego while I was in the military and we had an auto hobby shop on base that let us do that.  We couldn't rent spaces out per se, but very similar.

  How do you secure your stuff when you're not there?

The place is pretty laid back. They have a list of 10 rules. The first one is "Don't Be A Dick"! The facility is really secure though, gates, locks, surveillance cameras, etc. Plus, everyone knows everyone. I've been there since January 2014 and have never heard of anything going missing. Maybe I"m just too trusting but I think it's pretty unusual to run into an a-hole who likes working on bikes.

[Terry in Australia]

my shop is growing small...but standart elements 1,5 meter can make it longer..only Money(WIFE) holds it back

That's a great garage mate, reminds me of the old WW2 huts I see on old army bases here. Cheers, Terry.

[faux fiddy]

Okay here's a picture of the shop, but not real recent.  I was using the shop to build another shop.

[przjohn]

Part of the garage after I "Restored" it this past Winter. It was a complete sheet hole with my Stepson running a race car out of it. No organization, just garbage everywhere. Their idea of cleaning up  was to sweep everything into one oily pile of Speed Dry and leave it there. During the beginning clean up stage my Wife saw me throwing out a half empty bag of Speedy Dry and thought I should save it as that was what the floor was usually made of. "This shop won't need any Speedy Dry" was my reply. She now has her own section with stuff for her garden and loves the new look. It is still a job to make the boys understand that this is a, "No Dump" zone. You got something coming in here, put it where it belongs.