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May be a little late but I STRONGLY recommend the walls be white or
similar light color. Wood color is too dull do reflect well.

Duan

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Duan Packard
Kerrville, Texas

dum vivimus, vivamus

All in due time buddy

Been busy with a couple of projects however here are a couple of photos of updates to te shop

Bc I used T111 I can screw things right to the walls so I hung up things on the walls.

On the end of the cabinet run I made a spot to store my TS55. I saw someone make something simular for their shop and like the idea. Its right where I keep my SYM and make my cuts so its a good spot of it

I decided on keeping the walls natural. Being in Az I get plenty of sun and the shop is very light as it is

You have doogamahigers that have not been invented yet ...how?

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Mango
The land some where in the middle
20 47 00N -156 26 00W

i know people

its starting to get hot. Its going to be 106 today. So I moved all my batteries inside the house (even though the insulation and paneling make the shop alot cooler). He will ruin batteries. So for fathers day I ax the kids to get me a small fridge for the shop. I can store my batteries in it along with some drinks (hydrate hydrate hydrate) over the summer. maybe put my glue bottle in it to. heat has a adverse affect on titebond

Nothing special, but I have a new addition to the shop today. My girls gave it to me for fathers day (They ax what I wanted and I told them)

seeing hows it 109 today and expected up to 115 next week the Az summer is upon us.

Heat can litterally mess batteries up and we all know they arent cheap.

So I had my girls get me this 3.3 cuft fridge. It sits nicely on a work table.

I just plugged it in this morning and put the batteries in .

What a relief having the ability to keep batteries in the shop again.