Comments

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   tmu | Jan 31, 2011 01:14pm | #1

   very nice and unique shop. plenty of space to work. now all you need is a dust collection system.

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   zbop | Feb 10, 2011 09:11pm | #2

   Thanks for sharing your shop. Being that I have to roll my machines out onto the driveway from my basement I am more than a little bit jealous. As an aside, my boss at Jefferson State Community College (I'm now retired) visited the Nacogdoches campus and all I heard for three weeks was Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches. I think that he just loved hearing himself say the name. But he was impressed, I'm sure.

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   dwthomps | Apr 22, 2011 08:44am | #3

   I love the wide angle view picture. You have a nice shop and the Red Bird House reminds me of one of my first woodworking projects.

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   G5Flyr | Dec 24, 2011 08:25pm | #4

   Absolutely beautiful shop Max. I wish I could have a detached shop like that. What attracted me to your post was Nacogdoches. I went to SFASU back in the 1970's. Majored in Forestry. Nice job with the architecture too it really DOES look like a scaled down version of the Austin Building.

   Like tmu I was wondering about dust collection. I see you have a lot of machinery. Do you tote a shop vac to each one? That's what I do but my shop is only 12x18 and my machines aren't very big.