> airplanes. Any suggestions as far as what should go where??? > The one thing I lack in my workshop is height. Sailplanes are big -- long wing halves, long fuses -- and its all to easy to hit the ceiling (or worse, the ceiling fan) with them. Its difficult working on a 3meter in my workshop even though its 10*14.
The most important tool in my workshop is a small hand vac. I try to get dust and wood chips before they get everywhere. I don't try to do serious sanding indoors, maybe a purpose built dust extractor would make it feasible. (But I live in SoCal so I've got the outdoors for 300+ days a year) The most important thing in my workshop is space. Its also the most difficult to keep. I find that my wife tends to put anything in there that is associated with me, however vaguely, no matter how irrellevant to building planes. I think I need a second "decoy" workshop. I definitely need a more convenient storage area, one adjacent to the workshop. Storing planes in the workshop clutters it up and risks damaging them. Martin Usher RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and unsubscribe messages must be sent in text only format with MIME turned off.
