On 27 Apr 2005 19:23:48 -0700, wrote:

I am finishing my house right now and then can get back to working on
my garage. The city wouldn't let me build a workshop and 1100 sq. ft.
garage so I changed the name of the workshop to ancillary unit
(mother-in-law unit) and that allowed me to build an 1100 sq ft.
workshop and up to 1400 sq. ft. of garage though I felt 1100 sq. ft.
was enough. The package sits at the front of the lot well disguised as
modest living unit. That puts the very nice house 150 ft. from the
street and and out of earshot of the noisey pool parties across the
street. I am hoping the lathe and mill will drown out the sounds of
these disturbances when the shop is operational. Right now the
compressor is very effective as it runs a lot; spray painting doors,
cabinets, base and case. The ancillary unit has no closets, the front
door opens straight into the office ( whoops, kitchen) and I had to
have a shower in the bathroom after it became an ancillary unit but I
couldn't have one when it was a work shop. I am going to write a long
story for RCM when I get it all wrapped up. In fact it may well become
a book as I want to explain why I chose the machines and equipment I am
going to put in the shop. Leigh@MarMachine


I call Leighs little homestead...the Taj Mar-hall.

Tiny..it aint.

Gunner




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