Here's my space for tinkering on my airguns, where do you do your tinkering? Post your shop pictures.
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Tuning Where do you work on your airguns?
- Thread starter Septicdeath
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In my basement on a work bench my brother helped me build. I can also shoot 12 yards off the same bench. More times than not it serves as a catch all. I would work on things more often if I kept things tidy.
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If your talking about this. It's a rolling mill for flat and square stock. Use for non ferrous metal
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That is sweet! And an older unit. I have sheet metal benders and strap benders but nothing like that.
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I have about the same area as Bear O.G. except it is stacked about shoulder high , need to organize !
On second thought a dumpster might be a good idea .
On second thought a dumpster might be a good idea .
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I have some larger equipment in the garage. But the place is a war zone. I'm planning on cleaning and organizing it this spring.
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Given a lathe and some blank round stock? It could be made to roll beads.
I figure a bead roller is an investment I should make at some point.
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I have a 40’ shipping container and a second floor on a 1200 square foot garage, for storage. As soon as I throw something away, I’m on my way to hardware store to buy it again.
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mostly inside, i keep most of my tools inside, but i can move operations out to the porch or garage if its gonna be dirty .. yeah the gf doesnt quite know what to think about it yet lol
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I'd be lucky to get a Divorce if I had my lathe near the fire place!
More likely to find the lathe on e-bay and my bones nearly gone in the fire place!
More likely to find the lathe on e-bay and my bones nearly gone in the fire place!
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Those wheels would make it too easy for the wife to push it out the front door.
No kids, never married. Never will. Any surface in any room or building can become a toolbench at any time. Theres no shop at my Nebraska residence so when I'm here against my will in winter (try to stay in AZ but I got too busy this year) I make it a rule to only weld and grind in the basement where there's concrete but a few of the motorcycles are kept in the living room so I break my own rules sometimes.
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