Ok here's what it looks like now.
And here a few of the items that were hiding in that area.
An unfinished Elmer's "Slider" and my round tuit.
And I had started a boiler. This was written up in Live Steam many years ago.
My first portable computer. A Tandy PC6 with BASIC for programing.
Next is a few pictures of the "Model Shop"
Left side to back
Right side to back
The middle two benches.
Now out to that large basement that Roger (rleet) mentioned.
The right side of the basement. Here's what your looking at, bandsaw, planer, joiner, Bridgeport.
More left is the Logan lathe, drill press, planer, and behind the planer the upper part of the Buffalo drill press.
Another picture toward the Bridgeport.
Right side of the basememnt. Lots of storage units and shelveing units, bascially a storage area for what might be needed some day.
Two grinders and the start of a model railroad.
And finely my second computer station. Remeber Eric saying something about those disks? To the right of the tower is my DOS base computer. Still works. I use it for AutoCad since it drives my E size HP plotter.
Now this is were the frustrating part comes in. As you've seen I've got a lot of horizontal storage through out the whole basement. Imagine how frustrating it is looking for a tool you laid down somewhere. That's one of the reasons I don't get any projects done, I spend more time looking for my tools. So I'm hoping I can get a bit of orginizing done to make my life a bit easier.
That's it for now.
Bernd