More for the metal murderers amongst you.
I have just finished the conversion from a model boat/engineering workshop to a purely engineering one.
The main bit is 16 x 8.5, with a 4 x 8.5 annexe on the end, that used to be the garden equipment and junk store. I put the stud wall in when I first assembled the concrete sectional building a few years ago, and the annexe (junk store) was accessed from another external door. I have now put a sliding door into the stud partion, and the small room on the end is now my metal prep and storage area.
This is from the main door looking down the shop. As you can see, I class the walls as vertical bench space. You can never have enough good, organised storage space.
These next two are from down the shop, looking towards the door.
Metal prep area viewed from outside the second back entrance door/fire escape.
And a couple of views from the inside.
This is how it was just over a year ago, and a lot of very hard work in between.
It has taken me over 40 years to gradually get the shop of my dreams.
All that is left of my raging passion for model boats for almost half a century are a few assorted fittings and a couple of old kits in the loft. It was heartbreaking to do, but ill health forced me to change direction. But I honestly think that the model boating bit will be in my blood to the very end, and that is why I still frequent this site.
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