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Old 02-12-2012, 05:06 PM
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lol to that green 4 acres. i should take some pics of my man cave or should i say cub cave lol. P.S dont disturb cub when sleeping.
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Well I don't have a very good shop as yet.
I have just retired from a 10 hr + per day job. and at plus 62 that don't leave you much energy for other things. I dont have a heater in my shop and it's a mess. So I will be working out there when it warms up above freezing, trying to get things in order.
I have lots of work benches, maybe too many. two of the outer walls are work benches. I think it is about 48 foot worth of work benches.
Pictures to follow.
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Us old timers like out work benches. I have about 58ft of work benches on 2 walls.
I just retired first of march @ 63+ years. Got tired of putting in long days of 11+ hours and some weekends. Makes an old man even older.
I'm just getting the insulation going on the ceiling, to keep the heat out from the summer sun.
When I get that done, I'll click a few pics and post them here.
But don't expect me to get it done right away.

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Well I don't have a very good shop as yet.
I have just retired from a 10 hr + per day job. and at plus 62 that don't leave you much energy for other things. I dont have a heater in my shop and it's a mess. So I will be working out there when it warms up above freezing, trying to get things in order.
I have lots of work benches, maybe too many. two of the outer walls are work benches. I think it is about 48 foot worth of work benches.
Pictures to follow.
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Old 04-25-2012, 06:23 AM
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Us old timers like out work benches. I have about 58ft of work benches on 2 walls.
I just retired first of march @ 63+ years. Got tired of putting in long days of 11+ hours and some weekends. Makes an old man even older.
I'm just getting the insulation going on the ceiling, to keep the heat out from the summer sun.
When I get that done, I'll click a few pics and post them here.
But don't expect me to get it done right away.
I don't expect you to do it very fast if you have a wife like mine!!

I spent the last 3 years getting the house to a condition that suits her!!

I guess we will see your shop done in 4 years!!
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Old 04-25-2012, 07:51 AM
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Just getting started on my Cub Cave. Been working in the garage since I moved to VA. Kind of a PITA having to move everything all the time to get the car & truck inside. The barn has a 45 X 50 lean-to attached and 30 X50 of it is going to get a concrete floor and enclosed for a work shop.
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