Frank Howarths workshop

[devonwoody]

Warning....................

It could leave you envious, depressed, very poor. (three of everything) and short of energy. (wish I could win the lottery and be 30 years younger)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmDAInbn ... GqPCTePLBA

 

[Drudgeon]

Actually stopped watching after 5 mins, just too depressing for me I'm afraid... (at least on a Monday night anyway, I'll save it for a weekend when I can dream properly)

 

[carlb40]

You need to watch his build vid of this workshop first. Very enjoyable video watching him go through the design and build.

 

[Random Orbital Bob]

don't you just hate the ludicrous surplus of cheap land the yanks have!

 

[Tierney]

Not a hint of shame from that man as he introduces his fourth radial arm saw, third bandsaw, three table saws back to back.....

DT

 

[Tim_H]

I have been subscribed to his YouTube channel for a while now, always worth a watch, although I am continually jealous of his space and easy access to a huge range of timber. He has a great video on collecting an elephant of a bandsaw from another State. Amazing workshop and a very talented guy.

 

[Grahamshed]

Just consider him to be Wallace's brother and all the tools to be made of plastercine (sp?) No biggie.

 

[wallace]

it must be nice to have so much space. I don't like the steps to get in though. I find it hard to fit 10 lumps of old iron in my 5m workshop, I have to have all the fences in a line to work on long lengths

 

[Vic Perrin]

:evil: I'm not one bit jealous about his modest workshop and the few machines that he has :evil:

Vic

 

[jimmy rivers]

+1 on the shop build video. Not only is it a great (dream!) build but some entertaining animations with smart graphics. Particularly like the shop layout demo, circa 11 mins. No mention of a finishing or assembly space tho? Perhaps drop a couple of radial arms and a monster bandsaw

Jim