Daniel L Abbink
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I share with you some pictures of my shop . Note the lazy Susan for my tools it works great.
john lewman
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Seeing this post of yours today has got me all charged up about improving my work space. This is just awesome. We are looking forward to seeing more of your posts about projects you have done and are doing. Are you a professional model maker or toymaker? Do you make toys to sell. It looks like we are all going to learn a lot from you. Just looking around your shop photos is a peek into toymaking heaven!
Daniel L Abbink
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Thanks John for all your kind remarks. I have always loved working with wood since I was a kid. I had made a couple toys in the past.But when I ran across your Web site last year It got me all fired up. I was sitting on the couch watching basketball the other night. My wife came in the room and said I can't believe your not in the shop. I don't get that much time but I just love working on my toys. Your plans are so good I always want more the wife says I have enough already.I did auto-body repair for 30 yrs. and the last 15 yrs as a casino slot tech. Hoping to retire this year. Then maybe I can make enough toys to sell it will keep me busy with something I love.
john lewman
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Thanks for sharing! My brother taught auto-body tech at a local high school for over 30 years. He founded the classes, designed the shop, wrote the textbooks and taught the classes. He was recruited by the school system because he had a successful auto body and customs shop. So I relate! I worked in Detroit as a designer and have a lot of experience designing and building protos of actual automobiles. The toy gig is my retirement project and I love it. We have a lot in common!
ed357sw
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Thanks for sharing the shop. I so need to get out there and make some serious changes so I can work better.
phantom scroller
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WOW I love the table idea
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Daniel L Abbink
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It works great I saw it on the internet Pintrest about a year ago I just had to build it I have four of my most used tools right there .I just spin as needed.I found the one inch steel ball rollers at Harbour freight for about $ 1.30 each. I made it my one size to fit my needs it's 40 inches.
Daniel L Abbink
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Here's some pictures of the one's on the internet
Rod T
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That Lazy Susan idea looks like such great a space saver.
ctowne
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I'm going to repeat what others have said - that lazy susan idea if fantastic. What a huge space saver. I love it. Now I have to redesign my space. lol. Thanks for the additional photos.
Daniel L Abbink
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Thanks Ctowne When I first saw it I just had to build one it is nice.
Wooddawg
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Daniel,
Daniel L Abbink
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Hi Don I never did find any plans however I did find an exploded view on pinterest Its been awhile if I see it again I will post it. I just made mine to fit my needs. My lazy Susan is 40 inches. with a piece of black pipe in the middle and six one inch steel ball rollers I found at harbor freight for about $1.30 each.
Wooddawg
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Thanks for the info. I really like your setup. Plan to build me one.
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