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Comment by George Santiago on September 11, 2013 at 11:14pm

Lol. Yea I like to get a smile from people. I also do many custom projects for other and I also have relatives doing so.

I definitely need a shop but I don't want to wait 20 years. I hope take couple years to do a simple shack as a temporary shop to keep my tools and store my working materials.

As long I do masonry blocks and 4 pillars I will set a zinc roof and a few steel doors to avoid burglary.

Few electrical set ups and that will be it , ready to make dust.

I know by the well made is your shop that cost you big money. I may afford only not more than 4K on mine and it will be a non priority project, I have a baby on it's way, that's priority.

Thanks for the chat James.

Comment by james wilhelm on September 9, 2013 at 11:29pm

George , thank,s for all the nice comments on my shop , I have been building up my shop and tools for the last 20 years , getting ready for my retirement !!!   Now I work when I want to and I do design a lot of my own projects , do not make anything fancy , but do like to make special projects for people  that some times just bring me a picture or an Idea and I also like to recycle old boards  !! Love to work with wood , make people happy and see that smile on their face when a project is finished  !!!  Listen to your wife , get that shop started , have fun , and be safe , Jim !!!

Comment by George Santiago on September 9, 2013 at 10:17pm

Wow. I wish to have all that and a shop like yours, The funny part is that I did mine inside the kitchen's house it self and then my wife  said: "first and last time you will do it in here" Need a shop. ASAP!