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Welcome to The Nehls End Workshop.
This is a pre-fabricated shed style building ordered to my specifications. Its 12’x30’ with 8’ walls, insulated floor, 2- 24”x 48” sliding windows and a 6’ wide set of double doors.
For electric there is a 100 amp subpanel for 24 circuits. There is a total of 54- 120 volt outlets 2 of which are outside, 14 are in the ceiling and the rest are placed in double outlet boxes 48” off the floor and 48” apart around the shop. About mid way on the east wall and going around the south wall are 6- 240 volt outlets 48” off the floor and 96” apart. For lighting I used recess lighting with CFL bulbs, there are 18 fixtures done in 3 banks/sets of 6.
I still have much more to do, but can at least do some woodworking till I can finish it out and add the dust collection system and air lines.
Thanks for taking a look.
-- I don't make mistakes, I have great learning lessons, Greg
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 03-31-2010 06:30 AM
Looks like a good building, look forward to more details.
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#2 posted 03-31-2010 09:10 AM
Hey Greg,
Now post some inside pics.
Scott Bryan
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#3 posted 03-31-2010 01:01 PM
Greg, this looks like a nice start on your shop. I have always thought that having a stand alone shop is the way to go. I am looking forward to seeing more pictures of the inside of the shop when you get it set-up.
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
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#4 posted 03-31-2010 03:51 PM
Looks like a nice building to work out of. Agree with Jim, love to hear and see some more details on what’s going on inside…
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Ken90712
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#5 posted 04-01-2010 10:34 AM
Cool start. Welcome to LJ’s, this is a great web page. Looked thru your projects, very nice… I see you havent made a cutting board yet, you need to do this so we can send you the secret handshake… LOL…. Kidding have fun…
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
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#6 posted 12-14-2010 05:46 AM
Beginning but that was a while ago, how about pics of the inside, Steve in Oregon
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Beginningwoodworker
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#7 posted 06-30-2011 12:08 AM
Greg, thats a nice looking shop.
Scott Bryan
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#8 posted 06-30-2011 01:37 PM
Greg, you have put together a pretty nice looking shop. It looks like you have it well organized and have a pretty nice collection of tools. The wood floor and windows are also a big plus in my book as well.
Thanks for the tour. I enjoyed taking a look at your shop.
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
NH_Hermit
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#9 posted 06-30-2011 01:55 PM
I didn’t see any insulation. How do you deal with the heat and cold of Oklahoma?
Nice space and well organized.
-- John from Hampstead
Gregn
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#10 posted 06-30-2011 02:33 PM
Thanks Guys, John the insulation is next year’s project. For now I’m tacking up cardboard to create some dead air space to help to cool it some this year.
-- I don't make mistakes, I have great learning lessons, Greg
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#11 posted 06-30-2011 02:50 PM
That is one of the nicest shops I’ve seen. You have everything so nice and neat. Everything in it’s place. It’s so pretty and looks like such a wonderful place to work in I’m just going to make it a favorite.
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NH_Hermit
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#12 posted 07-02-2011 02:41 PM
Greg, I understand budgeting project tasks all too well. I’m finally getting that shop cart built I’ve been wanting to do for 2 years now. It seems there are three “To Do” listings in my house – the financial, the Honey, and then mine.
-- John from Hampstead
Bill J. Griffin
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#13 posted 07-13-2011 08:47 PM
Very nice shop with all the tools a man could want lol.
Thanks for having me over to see.
-- Shop's too small :( ... hey the decks pretty big :)!!!
JL7
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#14 posted 09-23-2011 06:50 PM
Hey Greg – this is a really nice space! Very well organized and a fun place to be.
You were asking about the flip down clamp rack on my blog – and I would defineately think you could mount the hinge side to one of your side walls (maybe over your bench grinder?) at the correct height you want. Seems like it would make a nice addition to your already well organized shop!
Jeff
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#15 posted 06-13-2012 11:04 PM
I know it has been a while since you got your shop set up. Good lay out, nice tools. The only thing that concerns me is that there are no cover plates on the outlets! I hope by now they are all on!
-- Erwin, Jacksonville, FL
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