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my shop above L.A.
April 21, 2010

1,000 sq. ft hillside shop with view of downtown Los Angeles for inspiration.
LITTLE WOODSHOP IN THE WOODS
April 15, 2010

After retiring from teaching woodshop I had to build my own here in the N. E. corner of Georgia. (Think Deliverance) I thought 24 X 24 would be big enough…
Small but meaningful
April 15, 2010

My shop shop is size challanged. A 10X20 room that I have to share with the furnace, hot water tank, and the normal stuff one needs to maintain a house.…
St.Pierre Woodworking Shop
April 14, 2010

I built this shop 2 years ago after working out of a 600 sqft shop.The high 12' ceilings and spacious work area make it a real treat to work in…
Karyl’s Hill Country shop
April 13, 2010

I 'discovered' wood just a couple of years ago when I was unexpected left with a lot of material for planned, but unfinished, remodeling projects. One thing led to another -…
HarlemBuilt, NYC Ray Franks’s shop
April 8, 2010

This is my shop. It is about 425 square feet in the basement of my Harlem brownstone. Huge compared to the original shop that was about 170 square feet.…
Compact but comfortable wood shop
April 7, 2010

My shop is only 13' X 24' but it is fine for one person as long as only a couple of projects are on the go. It is on the…
Kent Shepherd’s Shop
April 7, 2010

This is my shop that I built about 4 years ago. As you well know it takes time to really get a shop like you want it. Of course you…
My hobby workshop or how much can you squeeze into a 20’x22′ space.
April 7, 2010

This is a tour of my 2 car garage workshop (or what passes as a two car garage) where I like to build late 18th and early 19th century furniture.If…
Work shop of Byrd Woodworking
April 4, 2010

I built this shop in 2005 with very limited funds, but by doing the work myself with the help of my retired father we were able to complete this 26ft…

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