Here are a couple of shots of my work area. It is rather small but I can build 42% sized models in there. I use a door slab that I lay across the deep freeze, washer, and dryer for a work area on the larger planes.

Originally Posted by Super08

Here are a couple of shots of my work area. It is rather small but I can build 42% sized models in there. I use a door slab that I lay across the deep freeze, washer, and dryer for a work area on the larger planes.

That wouldn't work with my wife. Just as I glued that critical component she would have to use the washer. And she doesn't wait.

Here are some photos of mine. Have added a few new tools since these were taken and have
thoroughly made a mess out of it using it for the intended purpose

Originally Posted by walkerk122

Here are some photos of mine. Have added a few new tools since these were taken and have
thoroughly made a mess out of it using it for the intended purpose

Now thats a shop, very nice Kevin.

Originally Posted by walkerk122

Here are some photos of mine. Have added a few new tools since these were taken and have
thoroughly made a mess out of it using it for the intended purpose

Originally Posted by gapple12

Now thats a shop, very nice Kevin.

That is nice. Got lots of storage space and work area. Two thumbs up.

Damn....guess I better set my bar a bit higher .

Here's my 1/2 of the garage...aka..."shop". As long as I keep my crap off her Beemer she's happy. Wood working equip is out in the barn shop with the tractor, etc. It's a REAL mess!!

Earle

Originally Posted by Pistolera

Damn....guess I better set my bar a bit higher .

Here's my 1/2 of the garage...aka..."shop". As long as I keep my crap off her Beemer she's happy. Wood working equip is out in the barn shop with the tractor, etc. It's a REAL mess!!

Earle

Yea, it's a real drag when the compromise is only in one direction

Originally Posted by rcakropilot

Yea, it's a real drag when the compromise is only in one direction

Don't get me wrong....my wife (21 years now) is a real winner and doesn't complain about my hobbies at all. We're both full scale pilots as well, so share that "hobby". Kinda glad she doesn't have any desire to fly RC though

One of these days I'm gonna convert one side of my barn shop into a decent model area!

Earle

That's great. I'm sure you know I was kidding.

My wife was a Flight Attendant. Hates my hobby/sport. And trys everything in the book to get me away from it. Usually involving some task that requires me to do alot of work. Go figure.

Not mine, but Mike Barbee's shop in Columbus Ohio.

http://www.monsterhanger.com/visitors.htm

Originally Posted by Pistolera

Damn....guess I better set my bar a bit higher .

Here's my 1/2 of the garage...aka..."shop". As long as I keep my crap off her Beemer she's happy. Wood working equip is out in the barn shop with the tractor, etc. It's a REAL mess!!

Earle

couldnt help but notice the second amendment task force banner hanging. nice.

Originally Posted by walkerk122

Here are some photos of mine. Have added a few new tools since these were taken and have
thoroughly made a mess out of it using it for the intended purpose

that's just disgusting....

.....kinda reminds me of mine...lol.

Originally Posted by 3D1

couldnt help but notice the second amendment task force banner hanging. nice.

Ah yeah....I hang it there to keep me from running into the pole...still do it sometimes

Now that wood cutting season is upon us, I'll have my wood furnace fired up soon. Keeps the garage nice and toasty!!

Man....some of you guys have some awesome workshop/hangars!!!

Earle

Originally Posted by Pistolera

Ah yeah....I hang it there to keep me from running into the pole...still do it sometimes
Earle

Got a suggestion on how to stop running into that pole

Originally Posted by rcakropilot

Got a suggestion on how to stop running into that pole

Earle