Was nice to see some things you would have done differently! With the idea of another building for lumber storage, would it just be extra long term lumber storage or all lumber storage and you wouldn’t have much lumber stored in your shop? Also, I’m assuming the building won’t be heated or cooled so would the changing conditions of frigid winters and hot Montana summers have any effect on the lumber or is that not an issues as long as there’s not a lot of moisture?
Thanks Jeff.. There would still be lumber in the shop but, the racks would be for the current or upcoming projects only. As for the temperatures, it's not really the temperature that affects the lumber, it's the humidity. There will still be an acclimation period as lumber moves into the shop for projects.
Put a pump on the barrel and pump it directly into a dumpster or an enclosed dump trailer. Set it up so that when the dust collector is on the pump is on also.
None of the equipment you have in the sharpening corner draws much current so I would add a surface mount 1900 extention ring witha single flat mud ring mounted on the back attached to the duplex outlet mud ring and install a four gang (2 duplex outlets in the larger surface mounted 1900 box making it easy to plug in all your equipment w/o too big of a job. Ray
Thanks!
Thank you very much! What an amazing gift.
Was nice to see some things you would have done differently! With the idea of another building for lumber storage, would it just be extra long term lumber storage or all lumber storage and you wouldn’t have much lumber stored in your shop? Also, I’m assuming the building won’t be heated or cooled so would the changing conditions of frigid winters and hot Montana summers have any effect on the lumber or is that not an issues as long as there’s not a lot of moisture?
Thanks Jeff.. There would still be lumber in the shop but, the racks would be for the current or upcoming projects only. As for the temperatures, it's not really the temperature that affects the lumber, it's the humidity. There will still be an acclimation period as lumber moves into the shop for projects.
Put a pump on the barrel and pump it directly into a dumpster or an enclosed dump trailer.
Set it up so that when the dust collector is on the pump is on also.
Interesting idea! I'll have to give that some thought.
None of the equipment you have in the sharpening corner draws much current so I would add a surface mount 1900 extention ring witha single flat mud ring mounted on the back attached to the duplex outlet mud ring and install a four gang (2 duplex outlets in the larger surface mounted 1900 box making it easy to plug in all your equipment w/o too big of a job. Ray
Yep, not an overly complicated fix but, better planning up front would have been more appropriate. Thanks!