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muskyslayer96

Posted 11/5/2010 8:57 PM (#465742)
Subject: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 615

Location: Madison, WI

Been very busy lately, but I still have made good progress on the new workshop. I'd love to see some of the other custom builders Mancaves so i can get some more set up and finishing Ideas. here is my work in progress.

Please comment,

MS

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wolftackle84

Posted 11/5/2010 9:48 PM (#465749 - in reply to #465742)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 709

Location: sun prairie,wi

very nice...i wish i had the space you do...make sure you paint area is dust free i found that out the hard way....

tyler

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MuskyFix

Posted 11/8/2010 8:20 PM (#465995 - in reply to #465749)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

muskyslayer96
Nice shop, looks like your buddies with Tim the tool man tayler. lol...
Just kidding sweet setup.

Tackle Industries

Posted 11/8/2010 8:24 PM (#465996 - in reply to #465742)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 4053

Location: Land of the Musky

LOL I used to drag my equipment outside on my driveway to make my Grunts because I had no room in the garage. Nice area! Wish I had a work space like that... Jealous!

James

RickJames

Posted 11/9/2010 6:16 AM (#466026 - in reply to #465996)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 65

Location: Lake St.Clair

Tackle Industries - 11/8/2010 9:24 PM

LOL I used to drag my equipment outside on my driveway to make my Grunts because I had no room in the garage. Nice area! Wish I had a work space like that... Jealous!

James

Love the setup! Looks great, cant wait untill i have something like.that. Lol im with James on this one, i have to drag my stuff out to the driveway lol

ShaneW

Posted 11/9/2010 9:27 PM (#466126 - in reply to #466026)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 619

Location: Verona, WI

Here's mine. No where near as clean as MS and I have a hard time keeping the kids out of there - one wants to use the drill on every piece of wood he can find and the other wants to draw flowers with sidewalk chalk on the floor. It's a 7' x 12' spot in the basement. No external venting so water based paints with a booth with any lead work done outside. Ceiling mounted dust collector to help with the dust.

Shane

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muskyslayer96

Posted 11/10/2010 4:44 AM (#466148 - in reply to #465742)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 615

Location: Madison, WI

Shane,

Good to see you posting. I've been off line and very busy as well. Love the shop, your drying wheel is very cool. How do you like the spray booth? time for me to get back in there.

MS

Tackle Industries

Posted 11/10/2010 6:49 AM (#466159 - in reply to #465742)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 4053

Location: Land of the Musky

LMAO Shane! Flowers on the floor are pretty as my daughter would say. WE have flowers all over the inventory area right now. Someday I will really miss seeing the flowers on the floor ;( Nice setup to you too. Anyone have $40k so I can add onto my garage?

ShaneW

Posted 11/10/2010 7:35 AM (#466164 - in reply to #466159)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 619

Location: Verona, WI

It's been a long time since I even touched a bait so I am pretty happy to get back at it. The paint booth works great. The dryer is an interesting story. I used to have one made of wood but every once in a while I would get a tiny wood chip or sawdust in the clear coat and it would drive me crazy. So I made one out of PVC. That eliminated the occasional wood chip problem. The 2nd improvement was the motor. I had used a rotisserie motor for thie rotator for a long time but one night I had the motor give out while the rotator was loaded with baits. Woke up to a huge pile of epoxy on the floor and 8 ruined baits. So I added a heavy duty geared down motor from Fastenal and no problems after four years.

Shane

craig

Posted 11/14/2010 4:26 PM (#466668 - in reply to #465742)
Subject: RE: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

shane,were did you pick up that ceiling mounted dust collector ?
Good idea.

ShaneW

Posted 11/14/2010 7:28 PM (#466692 - in reply to #466668)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 619

Location: Verona, WI

That one is a Jet and I got it from Woodcraft. However, you can buy them from Amazon and a lot of other places. It's nice as it is multi speed and has a timer so I can have it run during the night if I want it to continue to pick up dust in the air after I am done working. It uses furnace filters to filter the air. I also know that Menards carries a store brand one as does Grizzly.

Shane

kodiak

Posted 11/15/2010 11:48 AM (#466788 - in reply to #465742)
Subject: Re: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Posts: 1224

Location: Okoboji

<a />nice shop slayer!!!

MRichardson

Posted 1/9/2011 1:06 AM (#474316 - in reply to #465742)
Subject: RE: Lets see your Mancave /workshops

Well I don’t have the sq ft as some, and can’t invite many down for a mancave party; nonetheless, ambitions are accomplished and hobbies enjoyed…

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