Jeff Pearce
KNIFE MAKER
Very nice shop. thank's for the pictures
Shop picture thread.
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Very nice shop. thank's for the pictures
JRNP
Well-Known Member
Yes I built it ...err I converted a damaged delta planer and some Diesel truck steel into it!cool 1
Got the wheels from Tracey and it does a solid job.
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Frank Fischer
Guest
Fischer Shop
These are pics of the Fischer shop located in central Fl.
1- This is the computer/reloading station, thats my $40 scanner/printer all by its self, I usually set my laptop up to the left of the Dillon and pops is on the right
2- This is where all the assembly happens, again my station on the left and pops on the right
3- Here we have the work horses of the shop, the HAAS TM-1 on the left and the good ole Gorton mill on the right. I think the TM-1 has a 10hp motor...
4- An extremely over sized pivot pin turning device in this pic, this LeBLOND lathe does some serious work with its 7 1/2hp motor, a bit much for pivot pins and thumbstuds... but its still wicked powerful and precise
5- This pic is the cutting and drilling center, the Grob is the biggest band saw I've seen in person, and the one japanese tool in the shop is the hitachi drill press, I know what a shame
These are pics of the Fischer shop located in central Fl.
1- This is the computer/reloading station, thats my $40 scanner/printer all by its self, I usually set my laptop up to the left of the Dillon and pops is on the right
2- This is where all the assembly happens, again my station on the left and pops on the right
3- Here we have the work horses of the shop, the HAAS TM-1 on the left and the good ole Gorton mill on the right. I think the TM-1 has a 10hp motor...
4- An extremely over sized pivot pin turning device in this pic, this LeBLOND lathe does some serious work with its 7 1/2hp motor, a bit much for pivot pins and thumbstuds... but its still wicked powerful and precise
5- This pic is the cutting and drilling center, the Grob is the biggest band saw I've seen in person, and the one japanese tool in the shop is the hitachi drill press, I know what a shame
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Frank Fischer
Guest
1- Outside the shop here
2- The BIG BLU HAMMER and the BROWN & SHARPE surface grinder, I think its a 50lb. hammer
3- This is the hydraulic press and the Even Heat Kiln
4- Here's the dusty room showing both grinders, disc grinder, and buffer
5- and what's a grinding room without a belt mess!
2- The BIG BLU HAMMER and the BROWN & SHARPE surface grinder, I think its a 50lb. hammer
3- This is the hydraulic press and the Even Heat Kiln
4- Here's the dusty room showing both grinders, disc grinder, and buffer
5- and what's a grinding room without a belt mess!
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Mathsr
Guest
These are some pictures of our shop at Twin Blades.
The Gate
The Shop
Charlie's work Bench
My work bench
Handle material
Grinders
Leather working area. Etching is on the other side of the peg board.
Drill presses
Surface grinder
Heat treat ovens
Mill
Shop clock
The Gate
The Shop
Charlie's work Bench
My work bench
Handle material
Grinders
Leather working area. Etching is on the other side of the peg board.
Drill presses
Surface grinder
Heat treat ovens
Mill
Shop clock
Mark Behnke
Well-Known Member
Aside from the knife making goodies that, clock is the best, and I guess you've done a good job of hiding that handle cabinate from your wife?
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Mathsr
Guest
Mark as far as I know she has never seen the cabinate. It came out of an old post office and is just about perfect for handle materials.
A statement I have heard Charlie make more than once that kind of goes along with the clock is "exactly which Christmas are you talking about?"
A statement I have heard Charlie make more than once that kind of goes along with the clock is "exactly which Christmas are you talking about?"
Jeff Pearce
KNIFE MAKER
Great shop pictures. thank's for posting....keep them coming guys...2thumbs
SDS
Forum Owner-Moderator
You buncha neat freaks! I took these a long time ago. There is a pretty deep layer of dirt/dust/crud on the floor now. No matter how often I sweep/blow it out it always looks like a dirt floor over that concrete.
And I still need to figure out how to get this in the main shop...........
Neat thread.
SDS
And I still need to figure out how to get this in the main shop...........
Neat thread.
SDS
Frank Aguirre
Well-Known Member
WOW I really need to get more equipment. I feel like a little fish among great white sharks. Lol....
jmforge
Well-Known Member
You are in Valrico and have all of those cool toys? I need to schedule a home invasion.
Jeff Pearce
KNIFE MAKER
Bump. there has to be more shop pictures. please post
Chris Martin
Well-Known Member
I agree, shop porn is almost as good as blade porn.
Keep em coming guys!
Chris
Keep em coming guys!
Chris
T.A. DAVISON
Well-Known Member
This is a very rare shot of were I grind at in my shop. ONLY at KNIFE DOGS..........2thumbs
No variable speed here just full blast.......2thumbs
Todd
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No variable speed here just full blast.......
2thumbsTodd
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ddavelarsen
Well-Known Member
I always dig it when I see a Bader grinder in someone's shop. 2thumbs
And the butts on the floor look pretty familiar too!
And the butts on the floor look pretty familiar too!
Jeff Pearce
KNIFE MAKER
Thank's Todd. great shop picture. 2thumbs
Bruce Bump
Forum Owner-Moderator
My buddy took this shot with his new camera on panaramic mode. Its small but I like it.
Josh Dabney
Moderator
10 Months into knifemaking
Here's a few pics of my ever evolving shop 10 months after the purchase of my first knifemaking specific tools, drill press and Dremel
The shop and tools are still a major WIP but it is comming along nicely
I do understand the use of the term "ADDICTION" to knifemaking as I've literally spent 98% of my disposible income on tools and materials. I'm hoping that in 20 years or so I'll have everything I want, LOL
-Josh
Here's a few pics of my ever evolving shop 10 months after the purchase of my first knifemaking specific tools, drill press and Dremel
The shop and tools are still a major WIP but it is comming along nicely
I do understand the use of the term "ADDICTION" to knifemaking as I've literally spent 98% of my disposible income on tools and materials. I'm hoping that in 20 years or so I'll have everything I want
, LOL-Josh
Robert Dark
Well-Known Member
You will never have everything you want.
When, and if you do, its time to quit because you will have nothing to look forward to.There is always just one more little thing that I always want.
Robert