Do you build more projects in the Summer or Winter?

[KregRep]

Do you have a heated shop?  An air-conditioned one?  Do you work in your garage or outside?  The type of shop you have probably helps to determine when you build your projects the most... so what is it?  Summer or Winter (and everything in between)?

[steve kidd]

i have a shop seperate from the house, just built it last year. i will have heat and ac this year. i build year round pretty much, maybe a little less in the warmer weather, just too much to do outside.

[Brenda Spadaro]

I have a garage (24 x 24) that is heated and will never see cars parked in it on my watch.  I do woodworking and also large sewing projects year-round.  Gets kind of hot in the summer, but I deal with it.  I'm a nubie when it comes to woodworking but I've built a lumber cart, work bench, large saw horses, wall cabinets, a book-case, several quilt racks, several bird and squirril feeders.  Want to get into planing my own stock from rough-sawn lumber as I now have a 12" planer.  Could work out there 24/7......

[Frank Gardecki]

Nice size garage !!!~and a busy girl  too !!!!!

[Brenda Spadaro]

I've been retired for a few years and this is a real blast learning to use the shop tools which I've accumulated from auctions, yard sales, estate sales, and whatever......Yes, I DO stay busy.  Just wish the learning curves weren't so steep but at least I AM learning............

[Frank Gardecki]

So when do we see the projects  and make sure the Kreg  jig is in the picture.

[Brenda Spadaro]

[Brenda Spadaro]

Here's part of the Christmas projects - goofed and didn't include the Kreg jig in the picture......

Brenda Spadaro said:

[Mike rignola]

Hi Brenda, looks like you are a very busy woodworking lady, nice job.

[Brenda Spadaro]

"Thankew" - projects are simple, but I'm in the learning curve right now.

Mike rignola said:

Hi Brenda, looks like you are a very busy woodworking lady, nice job.

[Jens Jensen]

Keep it up and you have to open a store. Good luck to ya

 

[Johnny D. Rich]

My shop is a ghost town in the summer. With the temperature at times reaching 120 degrees in my shop during the summer I tend to stay away from that hell hole.

[Steve deshasier]

like jim, i live in northern michigan. heat my shop by barrel stove.  most my work is done  in the winter