OK=2C not that I'm in danger of actually completing any projects=2C but
I'd like to hear some opinions about something I'm contemplating.

Right now both of my "shops" are in unheated=2C un-airconditioned
spaces=2C leaving me little time to work in comfort. I'm kicking around
the idea of sealing and insulating an 8X12 shed that can be heated and
cooled with little trouble.

Is 8X12 going to be big enough? Obviously=2C wood storage and large
power tools won't live there.

-T
PS - Fitted out=2C the interior would be more like 7X11.

> Date: Wed=2C 9 Mar 2011 10:59:19 -0600 From: w.taggart@v... To:
> eppler.kirk@g... Subject: Re: Re: Re: [OldTools] Drove a Nail
> (bio update)
> CC: oldtools@r...
>>>> On Mar 9=2C 2011=2C Kirk Eppler  wrote:>> :: Foul
> ::> ::> :: Foul This whole project process is rigged. It requires
> ::> ::> :: completing stuff.
>>> Indeed. If we count projects BEGUN or "in process"=2C I should be a
>>> strong contender. >> 384 sq. ft. shop space (16 x 24)=2C way too
>>> many projects "in process." >> And I note that the original
>>> challenge did not state that they had to be woodworking projects=2C
>>> or any type of project in particular - just "projects." >> I
>>> currently have a 4-cylinder sailboat engine spread all over my
>>> supposed woodworking shop=2C in hundreds of pieces. The reassembly
>>> will begin soon=2C hopefully. >> - Bill T.
> - Who also gained a little more potential space last night in the
>   garage=2C with the sale of the spare car. Wifey already has
>   cautioned against filling up said space=2C however. I did go out
>   there last night and put the legs on my forge (which until that time
>   had been disassembled and buried behind a pile of plywood) and stood
>   it in the middle of the empty space=2C just to get a feel for where
>   it might reside. As one might imagine=2C wifey is thrilled at the
>   thought of a coal forge operating in the garage=2C which still
> >   houses her car. > --------------------------------------------------------
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