Shop Tour.

Rob was asking for a shop tour.

Not sure if this it the correct section to post this in.

I bit the bullent and posted on Utube.

Sorry if I ramble, my first digital movie.

Questions?

Will answer all.

TonyK.

Blimey ... a place for everything, and everything in its place .. well done sir!
You couldn't walk round mine without kicking some pots and cans.. :roll:

In Canada we have a kitchen for the pots and cans.

I still have a 32'x 40' barn and another 2 bays 28' x30' just for cars.

Then there is the back yard of 3 acres with no one behind me for 2 miles.

Such very good neighbours.

TonyK.

Good grief... I knew you had space and loads of kit but this far exceeds what I thought!

Well done and I hope the burglars don't figure out where you are... mind you I wouldn't want to meet the ones who could shift that lot!

Keep up the good work and love the part where you just "Turn a flywheel" as an off-hand remark! :shock:

Well worth a viewing... thanks for your trouble... sorry to press you

Absolutely amazing & very impressive Tony. :roll: :roll: :!:

Question... When can we have a "UK X1/9ers in Ontario Workshop" : :!:


I live about 20 miles from Grimsby, England, so Hearty Greetings from one to the other.

I wonder how much it would cost to go over on the Brige to get to Grimsby in Canada ...... :lol:

H105Daz wrote: Blimey ... a place for everything, and everything in its place .. well done sir!
You couldn't walk round mine without kicking some pots and cans.. :roll:

Well the more I have the harder it is to find. My work habbits normally have me putting tools away on a regular basis as the job progresses. Making sure every one gets home to their spot in the tool box saves a lot of frustration down the road. So as a work Mate, I maynot be your cup of tea. Tripping over stuff brings about insanity for me, so it is best for me to stay organized and on top of clean ups.



TonyK.

No tool box is complete without a light bulb and a cup of Tim Horton's coffee

Haha, impressive stuff Tony!

I will post up a picture of my "workshop" - although it is the total opposite from yours, I just operate in a chaos theory environment with tools and parts just stuffed in random boxes piled high to the ceiling!

I applaud the safety conscious attitude too, not just the clear up but also the safety goggles available in the tool box.

A bit weird having so many strange people rooting through your toolbox (so to speak!) :oops: