Shop Setup

[Jon Page]

Avery,
First off, you need a parts rack. I made one out of 2x4's, electrical
conduit and pipe insulation (molded foam type).  Drill holes in the
2x's for the conduit 12" apart. Cut the conduit into 2' sections, insert
into holes and cover with insulation. Mount this on hinges to the wall.
I have never had to swing them closed but it is an easy fixture.
This system was shown to me by my friend, Dave Koelzer.
It is not for actions, just for case parts.
Also the best tool for shop and field regulation of grands is the
TuatLine Regulation Guide. A new system devised by yours truely.
Just ask Jim or Gina. Available now.
Jon Page
Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net)
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At 02:13 PM 6/29/97 -0500, you wrote:
>List,
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>   Does anyone have any (for me) last minute ideas/suggestions for a
>setting up a new shop pertaining to shelves, storage, tools, etc.?
>   I want to build a large shelving area to hold grand actions and
>smaller type of case parts, screws, etc. while other work is being
>done.
>   Any ideas on parts and small item storage?
>   Do you recommend a peg-board system on the wall for hand tools,
>rather than  shelving?
>   Right now, my new shop is basically a decent size room with a sink
>in one corner. At least I got that. I'd like to get some of the storage
>things set up this week before I actually start moving EVERYTHING in so
>there will be easy working room. Things are supposed to start being
>moved in this week.
>   Any ideas or suggestions appreciated. Thanks.
>
>Avery
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>_____________________________________
>Avery Todd
>Moores School of Music
>University of Houston
>Houston, TX 77204-4893
>atodd@uh.edu
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