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Re: NEVER ENOUGH ROOM IN A SHOP
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Posted by Randy in Pa on June 17, 2006 at 06:10:34 from (71.31.82.46):
In Reply to: NEVER ENOUGH ROOM IN A SHOP posted by MAGMAN on June 16, 2006 at 12:15:43:
I went and bought two old office trailers for a small fee, gutted them installed new floors and simple wiring. One I moved all my wood and metal equipment in to and the other is just storage for things I will never need but keep anyway. I found there is enought room in the trailer for most of the things I need the power equipment for. The only thing in my main shop is my tool chests and a few odds and ends and the current project. Way way better. And way way cleaner with out all the dust making equipment. I dont weld in the trailers however. I stick outside and mig in the main shop. Randy in PA
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