photos of workshops

[Vos]

I could very much say the same about yours Carole

[caroleallen]

Thanks Vos. It's all been changed around now. The teaching area has gone and is now a packing room. No more teaching for me! It's quite a relief actually, though I did make some very good friends and met some lovely people.

[Tabby66]

I think that you have a great space there Vos,....enjoy your making!!!!

I am in need of 'another' sort, clear out and reorganisation!!!

[enigma]

Too clean,too neat. Spread a handful of lemel, spill some pickle and Auflux, drop a hammer on the callipers and it will begin to look like the real thing. Oh and I don't see a torch for searching the floor.

Regards, Dennis.

Hahaha! brilliant Dennis!

[emsterv]

Are you guys ready for some serious workshop porn?? This is not my working area (may take some pics of my basement hovel eventually) but a man called John de Rosier. I'm a sucker for custom adapted tools etc and this guy has them up the wazoo!

Drool.....

[Dennis]

I'm speechless. Even James Miller might have to concede as far as workbenches are concerned.

But as a means to an end, what do you think of this? https://www.behance.net/gallery/8005...Jewelry-Design

[ps_bond]

There's a good write-up on John de Rosier's bench setup in the Ganoksin Bench book detailing the tweaks; there's a lot of other interesting advice on bench set up too - not least of which is sorting the ergonomics.

[allyclaret]

Fabulous thread! So interesting to see all of your set-ups. Super jealous of your workshop Carole - it looks so warm and cosy. Will have to try and dig some images out..

[caroleallen]

Thanks Allyclaret, I do love it.

[Vos]

Hi all. Remember me? I used to hang out here


Well house move complete, and unpacked(ish!). Felt it was time to get the tools out of mothballs... So here's Mancave v2.1