For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy
amongst the rest:-)

Counting up over 50 years, this is the 9th. workshop I have created.
Perhaps the real purpose is continuity of the species rather than
propagation as they have only come one at a time.

From tree to very nearly finished this has kept me out of mischief for
three years.

regards

http://s828.photobucket.com/albums/zz205/TimLamb/

--
Tim Lamb

Tim, that's inspirational. And my word, I envy you all that space. My
garage-to-workshop conversion has proceeded in a series of fits and starts:
since I couldn't empty the garage completely, I've been lining out the walls
a bit at a time, shuffling the entire contents around as I went...

Bert

On Sep 17, 8:48*am, Tim Lamb wrote:
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy
amongst the rest:-)

Counting up over 50 years, this is the 9th. workshop I have created.
Perhaps the real purpose is continuity of the species rather than
propagation as they have only come one at a time.

*From tree to very nearly finished this has kept me out of mischief for
three years.

regards

http://s828.photobucket.com/albums/zz205/TimLamb/

--
Tim Lamb

Well done that man!

I like the presence of plenty of old gahoofing great big British
woodworking machines.

Care to list what you've got?

In message
, Dom
Ostrowski writes
On Sep 17, 8:48*am, Tim Lamb wrote:
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy
amongst the rest:-)

Counting up over 50 years, this is the 9th. workshop I have created.
Perhaps the real purpose is continuity of the species rather than
propagation as they have only come one at a time.

*From tree to very nearly finished this has kept me out of mischief for
three years.

regards

http://s828.photobucket.com/albums/zz205/TimLamb/

--
Tim Lamb

Well done that man!

I like the presence of plenty of old gahoofing great big British
woodworking machines.

Care to list what you've got?

If you insist...

The Meddings bench drill from Fourdrop.
Sedgewick morticer.
Sedgewick 6" cut table saw.
Wadkin Bursgreen pullover saw
Wadkin Bursgreen bandsaw
Startrite SD310 planer/thicknesser

On the metalwork side...

Kingsland 48" sheet metal folder
Progress 7/8" pillar drill
Boxford 41/2" centre lathe

None of the above has even been shown DC injection braking so I don't
plan to employ anyone!

If you want seriously old I have a Cooksley 6" (3hp, 3ph) cut table saw
gathering dust.

regards

--
Tim Lamb

--
Tim Lamb

Well done that man!

I like the presence of plenty of old gahoofing great big British
woodworking machines.

Care to list what you've got?

If you insist...

The Meddings bench drill from Fourdrop.
Sedgewick morticer.
Sedgewick 6" cut table saw.
Wadkin Bursgreen pullover saw
Wadkin Bursgreen bandsaw
Startrite SD310 planer/thicknesser

On the metalwork side...



Kingsland 48" sheet metal folder

Now that is nice)...


Progress 7/8" pillar drill
Boxford 41/2" centre lathe

None of the above has even been shown DC injection braking so I don't
plan to employ anyone!

If you want seriously old I have a Cooksley 6" (3hp, 3ph) cut table saw
gathering dust.

regards


--
Tony Sayer

"Tim Lamb" wrote in message
...
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy amongst
the rest:-)


Far too tidy :-)

Mike

In message , MuddyMike
writes

"Tim Lamb" wrote in message
.. .
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy amongst
the rest:-)


Far too tidy :-)

Just temporary.

regards

--
Tim Lamb

MuddyMike wrote:
"Tim Lamb" wrote in message
...
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy
amongst the rest:-)


Far too tidy :-)

That new look.

--
Adam

Tim Lamb wrote:
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy
amongst the rest:-)

Counting up over 50 years, this is the 9th. workshop I have created.
Perhaps the real purpose is continuity of the species rather than
propagation as they have only come one at a time.

From tree to very nearly finished this has kept me out of mischief for
three years.

regards

http://s828.photobucket.com/albums/zz205/TimLamb/


Bloody show off:-)

But well done.
--
Adam

ARWadsworth wrote:
Tim Lamb wrote:
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy
amongst the rest:-)

Counting up over 50 years, this is the 9th. workshop I have created.
Perhaps the real purpose is continuity of the species rather than
propagation as they have only come one at a time.

From tree to very nearly finished this has kept me out of mischief for
three years.

regards

http://s828.photobucket.com/albums/zz205/TimLamb/


Bloody show off:-)

But well done.

Indeed. I shall have to cultivate his acquaintance..

In message , The Natural Philosopher
writes
ARWadsworth wrote:
Tim Lamb wrote:
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy
amongst the rest:-)

Counting up over 50 years, this is the 9th. workshop I have created.
Perhaps the real purpose is continuity of the species rather than
propagation as they have only come one at a time.

From tree to very nearly finished this has kept me out of mischief for
three years.

regards

http://s828.photobucket.com/albums/zz205/TimLamb/
Bloody show off:-)
But well done.

Indeed. I shall have to cultivate his acquaintance..

About 50 miles door to door:-)

regards

--
Tim Lamb

On Sep 17, 7:59 pm, Tim Lamb wrote:
In message , The Natural Philosopher
writes



ARWadsworth wrote:
Tim Lamb wrote:
For the interest of those who have contributed and to create envy
amongst the rest:-)

Counting up over 50 years, this is the 9th. workshop I have created.
Perhaps the real purpose is continuity of the species rather than
propagation as they have only come one at a time.

From tree to very nearly finished this has kept me out of mischief for
three years.

regards

http://s828.photobucket.com/albums/zz205/TimLamb/
Bloody show off:-)
But well done.

Indeed. I shall have to cultivate his acquaintance..

About 50 miles door to door:-)

oh-oh....., I would have kept that quieter.....
;)

Jim K