Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the entire
shop.
Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as well?

Pray for me! :-)


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On 6/7/2014 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the entire
shop.
Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as well?

Pray for me! :-)



Hang in there, Mike.

The correct prayer is

"Lord give me patience -
'cause if you give me strength I might kill somebody!"

On 6/6/2014 2:15 PM, Richard wrote:
On 6/7/2014 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the entire
shop.
Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as well?

Pray for me! :-)



Hang in there, Mike.

The correct prayer is

"Lord give me patience -
'cause if you give me strength I might kill somebody!"

Moving is a time to evaluate your possessions. You make three piles,
this one goes to the new house, this one goes to good well, and the
third one goes to the curb for pickup by the garbage man.

On Sat, 07 Jun 2014 18:19:27 -0400, Keith Nuttle
wrote:

On 6/6/2014 2:15 PM, Richard wrote:
On 6/7/2014 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the entire
shop.
Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as well?

Pray for me! :-)



Hang in there, Mike.

The correct prayer is

"Lord give me patience -
'cause if you give me strength I might kill somebody!"

Moving is a time to evaluate your possessions. You make three piles,
this one goes to the new house, this one goes to good well, and the
third one goes to the curb for pickup by the garbage man.

Yes, it's good to move every five to ten years. It cuts down on the
junk collection. I've moved three times in seven. The last time was
pretty easy, though I had picked up a lot of tools.

On 6/7/2014 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the entire
shop.
Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as well?

Pray for me! :-)




Been there, done that, 42 months ago. I do not envy you! good luck!

-MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the
entire
shop.
Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as well?
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Been there, done that, 42 months ago. I do not envy you! good luck!

I have been in the same shop and house for 26 years, much of that while
running a business building house, cabinets and teaching shop. Add to the
tools I collected myself, when we shut down my dad's shop about 10 years
ago, I got to his place and they were supposed to be out of the house that
afternoon. He had the house packed, but had not touched the shop, at all!
All we had time to do was DUMP stuff in totes, and put it onto the truck.
How many totes! Maybe 50?

Now since I became disabled, I finally have the time to go through my stuff
and organize, and his stuff, much of which has never seen light since they
were dumped.

The scope of the undertaking is like eating an elephant. Just one bite at a
time will get the job done. The quantity and quality of the stuff I have
now is also impressive.

Still setting up machinery, and adjusting. Still have a couple to do.
Going to need to tear out a wall and rewire the place and install a dust
collector.

Wow.

Just Wow.

It almost deserves a "you suck" g
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"Morgans" wrote

It almost deserves a "you suck" g

Or an, "I pity You!"
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Morgans wrote:
Been there, done that, 42 months ago. I do not envy you! good luck!

I have been in the same shop and house for 26 years, much of that
while running a business building house, cabinets and teaching shop. Add
to the tools I collected myself, when we shut down my dad's shop
about 10 years ago, I got to his place and they were supposed to be
out of the house that afternoon. He had the house packed, but had
not touched the shop, at all! All we had time to do was DUMP stuff in
totes, and put it onto the truck. How many totes! Maybe 50?

Now since I became disabled, I finally have the time to go through my
stuff and organize, and his stuff, much of which has never seen
light since they were dumped.

The scope of the undertaking is like eating an elephant. Just one
bite at a time will get the job done. The quantity and quality of
the stuff I have now is also impressive.

Still setting up machinery, and adjusting. Still have a couple to do.
Going to need to tear out a wall and rewire the place and install a
dust collector.

Wow.

Just Wow.

It almost deserves a "you suck" g

Ok - You Suck!

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"Mike Marlow" wrote

Ok - You Suck!

Thanks, Mike! I knew I could count on you for a "You Suck"

On another note, I bent the shaft on a Pro Tec (I think) bench-top drill
press, yesterday. Using a 5/8" countersink bit, and it grabbed and bent.
Crap. Now what. Disassemble and try to pound it out reasonably straight, I
guess. No money for my dream floor drill press.

I guess that about cancels my you suck.
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Morgans wrote:
"Mike Marlow" wrote

Ok - You Suck!

Thanks, Mike! I knew I could count on you for a "You Suck"

On another note, I bent the shaft on a Pro Tec (I think) bench-top
drill press, yesterday. Using a 5/8" countersink bit, and it grabbed
and bent. Crap. Now what. Disassemble and try to pound it out
reasonably straight, I guess. No money for my dream floor drill
press.
I guess that about cancels my you suck.

Yuk. See what follows good deals?

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On Sun, 8 Jun 2014 17:58:47 -0400, "Morgans"
wrote:



"Mike Marlow" wrote

Ok - You Suck!

Thanks, Mike! I knew I could count on you for a "You Suck"

On another note, I bent the shaft on a Pro Tec (I think) bench-top drill
press, yesterday. Using a 5/8" countersink bit, and it grabbed and bent.
Crap. Now what. Disassemble and try to pound it out reasonably straight, I
guess. No money for my dream floor drill press.

I guess that about cancels my you suck.

Yes, there certainly is a difference between "you suck!" and "that
sucks!". ;-)

On 6/7/14 2:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the entire
shop.
Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as well?

Pray for me! :-)


I'm sure there is some kind rec. soul here who has a trailer and would
love to help you carry that reclining sofa/hide-a-bed from the upstairs
loft and pull that Unisaw out of the basement.
com'on people!

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Brewster wrote:
On 6/7/14 2:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the
entire shop.
Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as well?

Pray for me! :-)


I'm sure there is some kind rec. soul here who has a trailer and would
love to help you carry that reclining sofa/hide-a-bed from the
upstairs loft and pull that Unisaw out of the basement.
com'on people!


Geeze - I would, but I think I'm busy that day...

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Brewster wrote in news:ln1tp0$1686$1
@adenine.netfront.net:

I'm sure there is some kind rec. soul here who has a trailer and would
love to help you carry that reclining sofa/hide-a-bed from the upstairs
loft and pull that Unisaw out of the basement.
com'on people!


Sure, I'd love to help. However, my GPS can only do a round trip, so the
Unisaw has to stay at my place. *g*

Puckdropper
--
Make it to fit, don't make it fit.

And I thought packing it all up was the hard part.
Now I have to organize the new shop! Wow. Every time I try to do
something I have to find where the thing is I need to do the thing I
need to do to get to the thing I need.

One task at a time... I'll get there. phew....


On 6/7/14, 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the
entire shop. Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as
well?

Pray for me! :-)




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"Playing is not something I do at night, it's my function in life"
--Elvin Jones (1927-2004)
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http://mikedrums.com

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On 6/21/2014 9:28 AM, -MIKE- wrote:
And I thought packing it all up was the hard part.
Now I have to organize the new shop! Wow. Every time I try to do
something I have to find where the thing is I need to do the thing I
need to do to get to the thing I need.


That shouldn't take more than a year to find MOST of it...


One task at a time... I'll get there. phew....


On 6/7/14, 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the
entire shop. Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as
well?

Pray for me! :-)

On 6/21/2014 10:28 AM, -MIKE- wrote:
And I thought packing it all up was the hard part.
Now I have to organize the new shop! Wow. Every time I try to do
something I have to find where the thing is I need to do the thing I
need to do to get to the thing I need.

One task at a time... I'll get there. phew....


On 6/7/14, 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the
entire shop. Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as
well?

Pray for me! :-)





Those are good problems to have Mike....
Enjoy your new digs.

Hope it's better than the last shop.

--
Jeff

On 6/21/14, 9:01 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 6/21/2014 10:28 AM, -MIKE- wrote:
And I thought packing it all up was the hard part.
Now I have to organize the new shop! Wow. Every time I try to do
something I have to find where the thing is I need to do the thing I
need to do to get to the thing I need.

One task at a time... I'll get there. phew....


On 6/7/14, 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the
entire shop. Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as
well?

Pray for me! :-)





Those are good problems to have Mike....
Enjoy your new digs.

Hope it's better than the last shop.


Thanks, Jeff. You are correct. We are very blessed.


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On 6/21/2014 9:28 AM, -MIKE- wrote:
And I thought packing it all up was the hard part.
Now I have to organize the new shop! Wow. Every time I try to do
something I have to find where the thing is I need to do the thing I
need to do to get to the thing I need.

One task at a time... I'll get there. phew....


On 6/7/14, 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving the
entire shop. Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to move as
well?

Pray for me! :-)

Lit a couple of candles(citronella) for you!

Moved mine twice in three years ... still looking for stuff, and it
appears to be shrinking on a daily basis:

https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...?noredirect=1#

Did you gain any space?

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On 6/22/14, 8:50 AM, Swingman wrote:
On 6/21/2014 9:28 AM, -MIKE- wrote:
And I thought packing it all up was the hard part. Now I have to
organize the new shop! Wow. Every time I try to do something I
have to find where the thing is I need to do the thing I need to do
to get to the thing I need.

One task at a time... I'll get there. phew....


On 6/7/14, 3:46 PM, -MIKE- wrote:
Moving the contents of our home seems easy compared to moving
the entire shop. Did I mention I have my whole drum studio to
move as well?

Pray for me! :-)

Lit a couple of candles(citronella) for you!


We definitely need those in this new yard. I'm thinking of hanging some
bat houses to help control these skeeters.



Moved mine twice in three years ... still looking for stuff, and it
appears to be shrinking on a daily basis:

https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...?noredirect=1#



Did you gain any space?


Yes and no. The garage is bigger, but I don't have a shed yet. PLUS, I
have to get a riding mower for this bigger yard. So for now, it's a
sardine can until I can solve the shed equation.

I'm thinking of just sinking some poles in the ground and getting some
roof trusses and calling it a day--- BAM, new garage.


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"-MIKE-" wrote

I'm thinking of just sinking some poles in the ground and getting some
roof trusses and calling it a day--- BAM, new garage.

Good idea. Most lumberyards have stock 24' trusses in stock that are
cheaper than you can buy the material to build them, by the way.
--
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On 6/23/14, 9:27 AM, Morgans wrote:


"-MIKE-" wrote

I'm thinking of just sinking some poles in the ground and getting
some roof trusses and calling it a day--- BAM, new garage.

Good idea. Most lumberyards have stock 24' trusses in stock that are
cheaper than you can buy the material to build them, by the way.


Every time I've order custom trusses, they were cheaper than the
material or as much.
Even when they're not, what they save you in time and effort makes them
a no-brainer.


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wrote:



"-MIKE-" wrote

I'm thinking of just sinking some poles in the ground and getting some
roof trusses and calling it a day--- BAM, new garage.

Good idea. Most lumberyards have stock 24' trusses in stock that are
cheaper than you can buy the material to build them, by the way.

I've seen very few lumber yards that stock trusses but they can get
them custom made in very short order. I built a garage almost 30
years ago and was surprised then that the trusses were cheaper than
the 2x4s they're made from.