Anyone got pics of their "work space"...

[JERRY2KONE]

Looks good James. Nice to see that you are using more than your painting skills these days. Make sure you keep a pice of scrap wood on the bench for drilling and working on so you don't tear up the laminent countertop. Get yourself a piece of lenoleum or rubber to work on and it will stay looking good for a long time. I cannot believe that you didn't go over to Lowes or Home Depot and pick up some cheap cabinets on sale instead of using 4"X4" posts. You have a lot of room there to set yourself up some nice shop like work space using upper & lower cabinets.

[lincpimp]

Originally Posted by JERRY2KONE

Looks good James. Nice to see that you are using more than your painting skills these days. Make sure you keep a pice of scrap wood on the bench for drilling and working on so you don't tear up the laminent countertop. Get yourself a piece of lenoleum or rubber to work on and it will stay looking good for a long time. I cannot believe that you didn't go over to Lowes or Home Depot and pick up some cheap cabinets on sale instead of using 4"X4" posts. You have a lot of room there to set yourself up some nice shop like work space using upper & lower cabinets.

I will take a pic of the rest of the room, I have tons of storage, shelves, cabinets, etc. It is about 600sq feet. And I was doing all of this with used, free material. I do not like spending money on stuff that will just get used and abused, especially when I do not have to.

I have quite a few big totes that will be placed under on side of the bench, and the various tall power tools I have will go under the other side when I am not using them. Drill presses, bandsaw, shop vac, etc.

Should have it cleaned up and photo ready in a few days.