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New canoe shop
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I’m thinking of hanging the square stern in my other garage for the winter and storing the trailer out back. Then I’ll have room to work.
I had to put a wood “sleeper” floor in my last concrete wood shop floor. Easier on the knees and back and can add insulation. A bunch of work, but was happy with the end result.
Bob
Bob
Anything that softens the cement, sure helps the knees ! After working on it for 28 yrs, my knees tell me so !
I still park vehicles in my shop,
so a wood floor was out of the question. Card board works fine, and it's recyclable, when i'm done.
Robin, Like all shops that we build the only one that see the "mistakes" is you! dang, that looks fantastic, job well done! If I could find pine at a low cost I would redo my entire inside walls of my shop! Love the look!
Still working on the shop, a little at a time. I picked up a pellet stove to heat it, we have 2 in the new to us house and I think it will do a good job for occasional usage. They are fairly easy to install also.
Looks pretty cool Robin. I like looking at the axes too.
Bob
Bob
I think a very good solution! Easy to load vs wood...you know what I mean! Good for you Robin. I love a heated workshop!
Robin what are you using for flooring insulation? The problem for us is while the shop is toasty the floor is not.
I have gotten a lot done to the shop recently, installed the pellet stove, hung my axes, paddles, Duluth/Woods packs, hung some pics, and a bunch of organizing.
It was 18f this morning and the pellet stove did great job warming the shop.
It was 18f this morning and the pellet stove did great job warming the shop.
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Looks nice and cozy. I keep meaning to stop by some time but I don’t know what happens to the days.
Jim
Jim
WOW! Nicely Done.
Now you just need a moaning chair. Every boatshop has one.
Jim
Jim
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Wow!
Do you offer consulting rates? I'm still planning my "garage" for our new home in Peterborough cause it doesn't have one and my wife thinks we need a place to store cars in a Canadian Winter.
I'm thinking canoe storage and workshop, Baby! And looking at your setup I am supremely jealous...
Hmmm...
Bruce
Do you offer consulting rates? I'm still planning my "garage" for our new home in Peterborough cause it doesn't have one and my wife thinks we need a place to store cars in a Canadian Winter.
I'm thinking canoe storage and workshop, Baby! And looking at your setup I am supremely jealous...
Hmmm...
Bruce
I didn't think you could ever improve on the last canoe shop, but I think you just did. I remember some time ago you mentioned a deck cover for that freighter. Is that still in the works?
Thanks, I think so, I was just thinking about that and now that I have heat and plenty of time I might go for it.
Looks great. A nice space to spend some time.
Bob
Bob
Gee, missed the update, looks great! That's a real man-cave. I think I didn't see the beer fridge though, or are you old school, and keep a case of Labatt 50 by the pellet stove so its nice and warm when you drink it?
Oh man - back in the days when I used to frequent the local pub, there was always a stash of warm, "quart-sized" beers for the older guys. We used to call it "shelf-beer." Usually Molson Export. I can understand wanting to have a full-flavoured stout at room temperature, but commercial swill? Yuck.
