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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | I'd give both my eyeteeth and one of my left nuts for a shop like this!!! :eek: |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | How many left nuts do you have? I expect the seller won't take that offer. Did you try to see if it would fit in the Bid Now spot?
That shop is way too clean. Now wonder he wants to sell it. |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | It looks like he bought out my high school wood shop and then some. |
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Location: NJ | Shee-ittt, that's nice!!!
Bill;
I think y'need to get all that for the ThirdFloor MusicRoom! . . . I'm sure Lorraine'd just LOVE it!!
(Might even fit in the elevator . . . ) |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | That's nuthin' compared to my mine......
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Location: Upper Left USA | And for the Northwest shops...
minus the pickup's tailgate of course! |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Or this...
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Location: NJ | shop is too clean |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
How many left nuts do you have?... Only three...Why? How many are you s'post ta have?
I agree that shop needs some sawdust in it but I imagine he cleaned it to take the pics for the auction. Which btw is a steal at only $43K for all those beautifully restored,made in the U.S.A.,Delta machines and all the rest of the tools and equipment!
I normally try to keep my shop clean but it usually winds up in a mess :eek: |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Either way it looks nice to me Trboy. |
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Location: Midland, MI | Hey, any of you woodworkers know of a good (heh, cheap would be good!) supplier for 0.5-0.75"x12"xloooong (I need about 10' all together) curly cherry?
OnTopic: The eBay shop is unreal. TrBoy's shop is more believable as a 'working shop.' I'm jealous. And I suk at woodworking! |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Thank for the compliments guys.....I can spend hours in my shop just "relaxin" and there have been times my wife hasn't seen me for days.... ;)
cruster,whatcha gonna use the curly cherry on? (your amp?) |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | try....
http://www.curlywoods.com
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http://www.internetwoodworking.com/w5/lumber.html |
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Location: Omaha, NE | That shop is almost creepy, it is so clean. That guy was obsessed! Did you see how he not only painted his vice to match the rest of the equipment, he even went to the trouble to paint the cast-in letters on the side? Wow.
I wonder if he ever actually made anything, other than exceptionally well organized racks to hold his chisels...
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Location: Upper Left USA | Every time I sold a house it looked it's best and had more items fixed just before I sold it.
This is the same way.
What I see is pride in ownership and an obsessive compulsion for more machnery! I hope the Seller is still healthy and can build an even better one! |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | WOW!!! Even a Shop-Vac is included. :eek: |
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Location: Midland, MI | Thanks! I've already been in contact with CurlyWoods (they sell on fleaBay, too, didja know?) and he has some boards that fit the bill. He'd have to have them resawn to thickness, but figured the charge would be minimal. I'm just waiting on 'pictures' (how sad is that?) but I'll check out the other link, too. Just so's you know (not that anyone cares), this is for the speaker cab enclosure for my scratch built amp (head). I have the curly cherry for the head planed, and the drawings done (I'm 'hiring' the woodworking out to a buddy of mine), just need to get it in the shop.
Thanks again, T! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I have a number of books showing Leo Fender's shop in the early 1950's. It was not nearly as nice as this. I sure do understand the obsession. Can a real guy really ever have enough tools? Can a guitar guy really ever have enough equipment? |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | originally posted by MWoody:
What I see is pride in ownership and an obsessive compulsion for more machnery! I hope the Seller is still healthy and can build an even better one! Woody,I like your positive outlook! I too wondered if he may be selling for health reasons but he's probably just ready to retire after enjoying many years in business (he states in the ad that he did furniture repair)or just doing what he loved,working with wood.(very therapeutic)
I believe he's priced his equipment fairly enough as not to not give away his machinery he so lovingly restored and used but to make it reasonably available for the right person, who (hopefully) knows and appreciates quality, so they can continue to put it to use. |
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