Pics of your Sweatshops

[Dutchman]

matusalem posted some pics of a teak hatch he was making (a beauty too i might add). Me being the gearhead I am was looking at the tools and the workshop. Ok lets post em. Pictures or a description of of your sweatshops and what you use to make your pyracy fettish happen. Tools, sewing machines, forges, what have you. I guess I'll have to overcome my figure out how to post a pic fear this weekend.

[Matusalem]

My place is a real mess right now, as my teak grating photos show in the other post. You can see scraps from flooring in the corner. However, I have built my basement shop *specifically* to make furniture. I am a wood guy, as well as a modelmaker. We industrial designers need places to prototype stuff. My arsenal is as follows:

5X8 worktable with two 4-box power outlets...single most valuable shop thing I own, allows me to make fake pirate shoes, weapons, etc.

two 4X6 workbench, one with a very large vise

floor standing drill press

router & table

Bandsaw

table saw

combo belt & disc sander

air compressor with 20 gallon tank

paint spray gun

fiberglass layup tools &chemicals (...modern boatmaking stuff)

4 ft wood-bending setup using 6-inch dia pvc pipe, a propane camp stove & kettle, though now I discovered the steam has now permantnly kinked my pipes

various hand held tools: 4-inch grinder, sawzall, drills, belt and 4x4 sanders, clamps, etc.

...and a boatload of antique tools acquired from my great grandfather such as these drawknives (a.k.a. spokeshaves)

though, I may say Islandcutter has one on us all...he has a computerized CNC router table that's like 5 ft by 10ft .

[Dutchman]

oh- a computerized router...... oh

My shop has the usual assortment of hand tools and clamps and the advantage of a lot of tools left over from the boat yard before dad retired.

lots of fiberglassing tools, supplies and molds

two band saws- one 12 inch, the other 20- its a monster from the 40's and run like a champ.

table saw with six foot tables on either side

a drill press

a 14' radial arm saw on a 5 foot arm. Its a horse.

miter saw

router table

air compressor w/ ten gallon tank

and an old iron ponderosa stove to cook on in the winter.

[Misson]

I'm not meaning to cast aspersions on this fine thread idea, but it has been brought up before in the Beyond forum. You may like to check out this thread.