Another new one

Hey Eric, welcome to the community !

Welcome Eric! Hope you enjoy the Router Forums. Do you have a little corner in the garage or basement to set up a bench and some wall space to put some mobile tools against. Don't need a bunch of space. My shop is a testament to that! Sounds like you are getting some projects done anyway! Looking forward to hearing more from you.

Corey

Most of the equipment has been mounted on wheels. When the weather in the Ozarks cooperates I'm making sawdust out on the driveway. The previous owner had a large workbench installed in the garage and it gets a work out (after I clear it from the clutter).

There's a lot to be said for working that way Eric. All the dust is certainly dissipates a little easier. Down side is you can only work in good weather. Just enjoy it, that's the important thing.

Corey

Welcome aboard Eric.

I just came in from a full day of woodworking outdoors..... I love not having to clean the shop before calling it a day :sold:

W e l c o m e . . A b o a r d . . Eric!!

I think you'll have FUN here!

Hey Eric, welcome to the forum. Most of us here have limited space for our tools so you are not alone. Just have fun and don't hesitate to ask questions.

Hi Eric and welcome to the Router Forums. Glad to see you are posting. We really like to have our new mwmbers jump in and participate. We also like to see pictures of others work. So if you have some you'd like to share, post them. Also, if you have ANY questions on woodworking, feel free to ask.

Thanks

Mark said:

Hey Eric, welcome to the community !

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Thank you for the welcome.

Dr.Zook said:

Hi Eric and welcome to the Router Forums. Glad to see you are posting. We really like to have our new mwmbers jump in and participate. We also like to see pictures of others work. So if you have some you'd like to share, post them. Also, if you have ANY questions on woodworking, feel free to ask.

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I'm in the process of remodeling the fron porch. It's enclosed and I've completed drywallwing the ceiling and painting the walls. Trim is up, made my own on the router table. Last thing to do is building the window seats. I was going to use MDF, but the seats could possible get wet if the wind blows just right. Never has happened in 12 years, but... Using 3/4 ply instead. The seats will be a little more than 7' long. Dadoing the vertical supports and then use the interiors for storage. My wife had her doubts until I cut out the pieces. Just need warmer weather and let the games begin.

Good for you Eric, take some photos so we can see too!!

Corey