Oh and it is a little thin. I haven't started getting
my stuff in there yet. The table saw is a friends (his house was fore
closed on so I let him have use of the shop) When I get some funds I'm
going to get plywood and start building shop carts for tools and
assembly tables and they will slide under benches on the walls and
then will have to build upper cabinets for stuff too. Will be very
small before you know it. My table saw is about twice as wide and has
an outfeed table as well.
Also want to build an insulated addition for the
cyclone and compressor so they are quieter.
Robert Adams
it would be wise to keep some of the gas, particularly the stove.
The problem with all electric is when the power goes out you're
up the creek without a paddle. Gas you can still cook. Ideally,
everything should have some sort of backup.
Like the shop. You need more stuff. <G>
