Model Engine Maker
Supporting => My Workshop => Topic started by: lazylathe on July 26, 2012, 12:20:18 AM
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Well this is what my man cave looks like at the moment.
Luckily for me i have an understanding wife!
This means that i have nearly all of the basement to furnish with machinery!!! :pink elephant:
Looking from right to left from the steps
My very messy bench...
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030149.jpg)
Then onto the computer desk with a Mac Pro and a pc desktop.
To the left is the Myford ML7 sharing a bench with the Keller Die Filer
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030147.jpg)
Moving more left we find the South Bend 9A lathe that needs to be restored...
A 1929 Rhodes shaper that i love! :Love:
In the corner is the restored Clausing 8520
A large tool chest and the very important shop vac.
And last but not least a machinist made power hacksaw and dual grinder.
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030148.jpg)
And just for interest some close ups!
Myford ML7
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030155.jpg)
South Bend 9A
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030153.jpg)
Keller Die Filer
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030154.jpg)
The Rhodes Shaper
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030152.jpg)
Clausing 8520
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030151.jpg)
And the Butterfly Die filer still being restored...
(http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad107/LazyLathe/The%20Workshop/P1030150.jpg)
It is still a work in progress and i still have space for more!!!
Looking for a small surface grinder.... :Jester:
Andrew
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Awsome shop Andrew.
-Bob
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Great shop, Andrew.
Lots of room to grow. I'm jealous!
Kevin
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very nice shop andrew
i like the spacious layout you have and all the machinery.
thanks for the photographic tour :cheers:
chuck
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Hi Andrew
Looking at that banana shaped shelf over the workbench, i would say that anytime soon your bench may get much more messy :disappointed:. Appart from that every thing looks wonderfull. :ThumbsUp:
Cheers Dek. :old:
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LOL!!!
There is an L bracket hiding behind the parts cabinet that is keeping the shelf up.
It is on my "To Do" list...
Andrew