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Location: Upper Left USA | Well, I put it off too long so today I went and upgraded one of my most often used pieces of Shop equipment.
I should have done this long ago but with the economy the way it is and all...
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Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba CANADA | NICE!!
There is no substitute for the right tools... Either on stage or on the job.
Congratulations!! You got the blue one with the pocket too... slick!!
I have a grey one (from the 50's). A bit tattered, but it is 'vintage' ;) |
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Location: Taichung, Taiwan | the quickest clean up - slap on a new skin! |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | I see you repositioned your upgraded work bench also. You must be right-handed.
MUCH better access! |
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Location: Flahdaw | I couldn't locate my camera when I last replaced the toilet paper roll with quilted Charmin, otherwise..... |
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Location: East Tennessee | Rotating it 180 is also a good move. :D |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Mike must have sold something to be able to afford such an upgrade. Good to see you reinvest in the shop. The returns will be worth it! |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I've got my "iBoard"
Alpep has "That Rug"
Damon has his "Red Blanket"
I motion to officially declare today to be...
"Don't take yourself too seriously Day" |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | ... you're joking.... right? ;) |
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Location: East Tennessee | The blue really sets off the black and brown cases. |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Nice, A fresh work surface....Now go and put some battle scars on it!
I like dual-purpose equipment....You could probably use that workbench as a ironing board if you had to....
Which end are you going to mount the vise? |
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Location: Corpus Christi, TX | Never thought of using an ironing board to layout a guitar to work on, usually do it on the dining room table, great idea - thanks.
Oh honey........ |
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Location: Upper Left USA | It is a Mother tested ergonomic work surface!
Can't argue with over 200 years of tried and true... |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Nice touch with the pouch for severed fingers...! |
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Location: Flahdaw | Speaking of ironing boards....very funny!
Brian Regan |
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Location: SoCal | I just came across this thread and it was timely. I just finished ironing 4 aloha shirts and was thinking of this very upgrade. Might have to sell something and just do it (one in, one out)..... |
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Location: Corning, NY | I hate to rain on the parade, here, but you can't just go changing one of those from lefty to righty will-nilly like that without causing problems. Did you bother to check the bracing of the top to make sure it could handle the changing strains of both a new cover and orientation?
I'm just sayin'... |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Hey ... Is that carbon fiber? I like the accessory back hanging on the side... for picks, capos, and cables right? |
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Location: Houston, Texas | Last time I did ironing, I could have used that pouch for the ashes. |
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Recent Upgrade of Vital Shop Equipment
