The New Shop is Finally Finished!!!

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After being down for almost two very long months, the new shop is finally finished :eek: and I "moved in" yesterday. Later today after all the business paperwork is done I get to "make sparks" in my new home! My wife sure knows how to suck the fun out of building a new shop! She's right though, it's not ALL fun and games. Or is it?! ;)

I'd like to invite you all to take a look....

www.jarrettknives.com under "Shop Tour"

Have a great three day weekend all!!! :thumbup:
 
Very nice looking shop Wayne. Congrats on your new home!

Did you purposely pick white for everything? Seems like that might show more dirt/discoloration then other colors. Just curious.

Now go mess it up!
 
Very nice looking shop Wayne. Congrats on your new home!

Did you purposely pick white for everything? Seems like that might show more dirt/discoloration then other colors. Just curious.

Now go mess it up!

gazz98 -

Thanks for the kudos on my new digs. Yes, I planned it that way from the beginning. However, it wasn't from a "designer" perspective. The reason is that you can never have enough light in a knife shop and I didn't want anything hanging down so I needed the white bench tops to reflect light up. My wife chimed in on the paint and as a result, the walls are actually a very light gray so the grinding dust doesn't show as much.

Take it easy!
 
That shop looks way too clean. Time to get it dirty.

When visiting your site I decided to check out the knives. I really like that walrus tusk bowie and the walrus ivory hunter with filework. You do very good work.
 
Nice setup , but curious why you staged the belt behind the grinder. Any concerns of belt contamination from the grit in the air ?

That is a heck of a setup. I have been planning to redo the interior of my shop , this gives me some ideas.
 
Thanks Mike.

Rob, Yes, it's great to be able to get back to work using a micrometer instead of a tape measure and a square! I've had two blades heat treated and waiting for handle material for almost two months. Finished one this morning and working on the other this afternoon.

Take care all.
 
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