Shop Setup report reply

[pianoman]

The shop I inherited in my home has electrical grounded outlets on several
circuits every 4 feet around the perimeter of the shop and they are all 5
feet from the floor.  No bending over to plug things in and all plugs are
in site.  Lucky to have inherited this.
James Grebe
R.P.T. from St. Louis
pianoman@inlink.com
"Only my best is good enough"

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> From: Warren Fisher <fish@communique.net>
> To: pianotech@ptg.org
> Subject: Shop Setup report
> Date: Wednesday, December 10, 1997 9:51 AM
> 
> Well Folks,
> 
> With Dick and I both doing all we can in our spare time (what there is
> at this time of the year), we've got the walls and rafters up and
> paneling over the back wall so we can install the floor to ceiling
> storage shelves we need to get all the junk out of the middle of the
> shop.  I put in the electrical outlets yesterday and will be running the
> lines to the circuit breaker box today.  Incidentally, if any of you
> have any neat ideas about where to put outlets, I really would like to
> hear about them!
> 
> Since our shop is in a large area with 15 foot ceilings and is only 9
> feet to the tops of the rafters, we are going to put a large storage
> area on top with a ladder on the outside for access so we don't have to
> allow for attic stairs inside the shop!
> 
> We will have a 22 foot long work bench along the left wall which will be
> divided into 3 segments, 2 at 35" for standing and the other at 30" for
> sitting.  One of the 35's will have wheels on the back and handles on
> the front so it can be pulled into the center of the shop if needed.
> 
> For the rest of the walls, I found a salvage place selling 7/16" 4X8
> Chipboard for $5 a sheet and got enough to finish the job. That's all I
> have time for today.
> 
> Merry Christmas everyone!
> 
> Warren
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