Thread: Amazing Workshop

What an amazing collection of tools. I find it all a bit claustrophobic. There must be literally thousands and thousands of "bits and pieces in all those drawers, jars and storage bins. I wonder if he still needs to pop out to the local hardware store to get a particular screw that he doesn't have?

ajw

You could get lost in there for hours.

I like his dads workshop.

Much preferred it too.

That seems a bit too much to look after.

Looks a bit like Rob Cosmans, love the windows and all the timber, machines, atmosphere, space, benches, stop me if you can.

Nah...can't be true...it's all trick photography Where does he put the time

The old song, time in a bottle SW.

Wow - amazing!!

He has accumulated for 60 years. I guess some people just NEVER get rid of anything, either selling, donating or just giving it away.

I have always enjoyed looking at workshops. It gives me lots of storage ideas and practices to either follow or discard.

Super collection

I had to pinch myself to check to see if I was dreaming or not! This must be what one corner of heaven must look like.

All the same, I am very happy with my humble garage corner come workshop .

All hail the King!

Home Depot in America had a share issue to its employees which made more than a few of them quite wealthy. It was not uncommon to have someone point out a bloke stacking shelves and say "that guy is a multi-millionaire"; I'm wondering if he might be one of them - given his age it is possible.

Those who had shares in the company saw them go from about $2.50 in 1990 to nearly $50 in 1998.

Oh, and $5 for all those storage bins? They start at $7 each!

Originally Posted by springwater

Nah...can't be true...it's all trick photography Where does he put the time

Cleaning!

Ross