Work Shop / Knife Store / Hobby Area

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

L@@king forward to seeing your shop! Woodworking has always been something I like to do, when time allows.

Well photography is not one of my talents Tony but here are a few pic's of my work area in the garage. Wish I had a separate building but that's not happening any time soon. I don't do a lot of wood working on large pieces so I don't need the big table saw, router and other big tools.
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David, your work area is immaculate and verrry well organized! Big screen and an old school radio ... looks like a great place to
relax and enjoy doing those beautiful burnings! Many My shop is in the garage also, but it is a separate building.
My alarm system lets me know when the wife is coming out of the house for a visit or to tell me it's time to come in the house.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

I have seen some pictures in different threads of Member's work areas/shops where they work on knives, etc.
Additionally there may be some, like me, that have not figured out what retirement means at 69 years young.
Thought this may make an interesting topic, seeing we all have different occupational backgrounds and hobbies other than knives.
If you want to show off your knife work area, work shop, hobby area, or where you are still laboring in a trade, profession, or business,
please post!

Here are a few pics of my humble little knife/sporting goods store and boat, furniture, and motorcycle upholstery shop.
I will post more pics later ... these photos are mostly the store part in one corner, also showing my sewing machine, bow press,
and upholstery swatch board. As you can see, I make every foot of space count for something.

Sweet set up Tony, Wish you were my neighbor.

Harold

Appreciate it Harold! My neighbor spends a lot of time in the shop, and volunteers to help with the upholstery.
Though he doesn't ask for anything, I compensate him with knives ... he loves it!

[edge213]

I'm not very well organized.
My basement worhshop.

[Waukonda]

I'm not very well organized.
My basement worhshop.

Much more organized than me, knives on the fridge........

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

I'm not very well organized.
My basement worhshop.

Your shop looks well organized David ... just worked in. Many Bet you know where every tool is when needed!
I like the knives on the refrigerator door and the sonic cleaner. Knice setup! Thanks for posting!

[gino]

Nice work areas guys
I enjoy seeing this thread

[edge213]

Thanks for the comments.
I too am enjoying this thread. Let's see some more.

[dlr110]

Well guys it doesn't look organized when I'm working on knives or my woodburning.

[peanut740]

Here's mine,doing spring cleaning.

[glennbad]

Here's mine,doing spring cleaning.

Wow, great looking space! I see we have some of the same knife signs also!

[woodwalker]

Here's mine,doing spring cleaning.

Man, I would live out there!! Very cool!!

[Waukonda]

Here's mine,doing spring cleaning.

Good stuff, Roger! At first, I thought you had a wanted poster hanging up, but I looked a little closer and see it is just some old guy holding a baby.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Here's mine,doing spring cleaning.

10 outta 10 Roger! Nice collections too! Many
Spring cleaning turns into a year long project here ... upholstery makes a BIG mess constantly. Thanks for posting!

[gino]

Very very cool!!!

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Here's mine,doing spring cleaning.

That Keen Kutter sign is crazy cool

[ken98k]

I'm not very well organized.
My basement worhshop.

Are you a sprinkler fitter?

[btrwtr]

Here's mine,doing spring cleaning.

Some real eye candy Roger. I could get comfortable in there.

[edge213]

I'm not very well organized.
My basement worhshop.

Are you a sprinkler fitter?

No sir.
I am a retired fire captain.
I also owned a fire protection company as a part time job on the side.
That company grew so fast that I sold out to a larger company. I retired from the fire department in 2018.
My company sold and serviced fire extinguishers and other fire and safety equipment.

[edge213]

Here's mine,doing spring cleaning.

Very impressive Roger

[toomanyknives]

I have seen some pictures in different threads of Member's work areas/shops where they work on knives, etc.
Additionally there may be some, like me, that have not figured out what retirement means at 69 years young.
Thought this may make an interesting topic, seeing we all have different occupational backgrounds and hobbies other than knives.
If you want to show off your knife work area, work shop, hobby area, or where you are still laboring in a trade, profession, or business,
please post!

Here are a few pics of my humble little knife/sporting goods store and boat, furniture, and motorcycle upholstery shop.
I will post more pics later ... these photos are mostly the store part in one corner, also showing my sewing machine, bow press,
and upholstery swatch board. As you can see, I make every foot of space count for something.

Well Tony, I would expect no less! That's a fantastic shop/store. Very impressive!

[toomanyknives]

Man Cave first, I collect vintage stereo gear and guitars. Then my guitar repair shop..My knives are in 4 different places, mostly in boxes.

[woodwalker]

Man Cave first, I collect vintage stereo gear and guitars. Then my guitar repair shop..My knives are in 4 different places, mostly in boxes.
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Cool guitar, cool watch, cool set up! You are truly a music man!! Looking good bud.

[toomanyknives]

Man Cave first, I collect vintage stereo gear and guitars. Then my guitar repair shop..My knives are in 4 different places, mostly in boxes.
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Cool guitar, cool watch, cool set up! You are truly a music man!! Looking good bud.

Thanks Kev. I do love my toys!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Man Cave first, I collect vintage stereo gear and guitars. Then my guitar repair shop..My knives are in 4 different places, mostly in boxes.
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Thanks Kerry!
You have an awesome collection of vintage equipment. I hear that old school, warm sound looking at your Cave.
Thanks for sharing! Many
I am the sound man at our church, and love that old sound. We used to run a PreSonus digital board, but about 3 years ago
switched to a SoundCraft Analog. What a difference! At rehearsal tonight, I will take some pics of our setup.

[toomanyknives]

Man Cave first, I collect vintage stereo gear and guitars. Then my guitar repair shop..My knives are in 4 different places, mostly in boxes.
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Thanks Kerry!
You have an awesome collection of vintage equipment. I hear that old school, warm sound looking at your Cave.
Thanks for sharing! Many
I am the sound man at our church, and love that old sound. We used to run a PreSonus digital board, but about 3 years ago
switched to a SoundCraft Analog. What a difference! At rehearsal tonight, I will take some pics of our setup.

Wow! I haven't heard of anyone going back to analog. That's impressive! I love it. I was in the audio industry for 30 years+.
I really love music, and the toys that make it. The old gear is just special. It was built like a tank, and sounds great, and
looks fantastic! Thanks again!