My Shop... Video Tour

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Here is my semi-outdoor workshop.

This is my grinding, heat treat and rough work area. Enjoy!

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[Rick Marchand]

That's a Fairly nice setup you have there. (Bwah-ha-ha-ha.... "Fairly"... I kill me.)


Rick

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

That's a Fairly nice setup you have there. (Bwah-ha-ha-ha.... "Fairly"... I kill me.)


Rick

Rick, you always crack me up...

I spent my cash on just the "meat and potatoes" and hope to build a nice shop around it this summer.

Everything including the electric and workbenches are only a few months old, before that I worked on my porch with a clamp on vice and had a 4x36 flea market grinder under a tent. The big bench is recycled wood from a broken redwood deck. I really need a good bandsaw, the friction saw and grinder work for profiles but are not the best; I don't mind, they work great for now.

 

[Diamond J Knives]

Very cool! I love seeing how other people set up their shop. Can't wait to move into one bigger than 200 sq. ft in the next couple months. I'm stealing ideas from everyone. Looks like a efficient little set up.

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Very cool! I love seeing how other people set up their shop. Can't wait to move into one bigger than 200 sq. ft in the next couple months. I'm stealing ideas from everyone. Looks like a efficient little set up.

Thanks!

I plan on building a workshop this summer if I can afford to. I'm thinking about a long skinny shop with shelves and benches running down the sides. The grinders and saws will get a seperate room.

The big blue saw is an automated 18" blade rock saw. I'll be cutting big rocks into slabs with it while I do my knife work. If all goes well it will be used to cut up big slabs of glow in the dark burlap "mycarta" and other phenolics.