My Workshop photos...

[fitzo]

Ahhhhh, you clean freaks piss me off, Mr. Hull......

 

[Mike Hull]

Clean?!?!?!?! I didn't even have time to put a third coat of wax on the grinders!!

 

[fitzo]

Like I said....

Nice shop, Mike... great to finally see it. Perhaps I'll get some fotos of the "other version" later... hehe

Jason, you have done well with little space. What a lovely entrance way, too! Well done.

 

[Darren Ellis]

Jason, that is a great, and well organized space! I could take a lesson in organization from you! I absolutely love seeing other makers shops!

I'm still in the process of slowly building my web pages, but I went ahead and dug around on my computer and found all of the old pictures I could of my shop and threw them up on my website just to get some content on there. I've since added a lot of different equipment as well as organized the shop a little better, but if you check it out there are at least some pictures there now. Sometime in the hopefully not too distant future I'll actually get around to taking good pictures and putting together a decent shop tour. Anyway, for now, you can see the old pictures on my website:

http://www.elliscustomknifeworks.com/

Click on the link for "shop Information"



-Darren

 

[Dan Gray]

here's part of my goat path..
http://www.knivesby.com/shop.html

 

[jhiggins]

Hey Dan...

Maybe you could make a Goodyear knife with a handle out of old tire and make it using that balancer and tire changer?

 

[Dan Gray]

I could use the Changer to change handles from Goodyear
to firestone
no not firestone cooper then
to Remington

 

[golok]

Those are very nice shots of your workshop, Mike. How big is it anyway?

 

[Mike Hull]

Originally posted by golok
Those are very nice shots of your workshop, Mike. How big is it anyway?

The grinding shop(one car garage) is 25'X 10'. The two car garage is about 25'X 30', but I only use areas along a couple of walls, as the vehicles are parked in there also.

 

[Jason Cutter]

Mike, that is an awesome workshop setup. LOVE IT !! And MAN - that is well laid out. The presence of more than 1 of the same piece of machinery just spells efficiency. I have dreams of turning on a bunch of machines at the same time, (safety first of course) and then just hanging on to a piece of steel that never gets hot... never putting it down and just walking from machine to machine till the piece gets done and ready for hand finishing. Ahhh... DROOOOOOLL... Jason. More photos anyone ?