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A Typical NYC Boiler Room Operation
Tater:
Ok, so the term "boiler room operation" usually means pump and dump stock swindlers run by guys with "the" for middle names. My shop however, shares space with our gas boiler - a blessing in the winter and a bit of curse in the summer, although it does have a duct off the central AC.
Anyway - my shop is a work in progress, an exercise in efficiency, and an incredible and relaxing escape from the Manhattan rat race.
Here are two wide angle photos showing most of the shop. The Lista workbench and tooling cabinet are on lockable casters with mucho-weight on them so stability isn't an issue. Underneath the workbench are air compressor, shop-vac, disc/belt sanding station, and a small stand mounted power hack saw.
The opposite side of the shop is where the lathe, grinder, bandsaw, and finishing area are.
Brass_Machine:
Very nice setup!
Very orderly! Mine is no where near that neat!
Eric
andyf:
Wow! I wish I was that tidy, but I just wasn't born that way.
Is that a home-brew power feed on the mill?
Andy
jiihoo:
Cool!
I'd love to hear more about the red boxy machine that says "Magnetic finisher" on the left corner of the first picture. What do you load into it and how does it work?
Cheers and Welcome,
Jari
Rob.Wilson:
Hi and Welcome Thomas :wave:
Looks a well equipped shop you have there :dremel: ,,,,,,,,,,,very nice :clap: :clap: :clap:
So what ya making ? ,,, looks like you have a few parts machined up for some project sitting on the workbench .
Rob
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