In a previous post I shared about Randy’s Garage which is my 100 year old one car garage turned into my main motorcycle repair and modification workspace.
Well, this winter was so cold I could not do much work in the garage so I have spent some time, money and energy converting my basement wood and wooden musical instrument shop (i’ve built and repaired guitars and other wooden instruments here for a number of years) into more of a metal and motorcycle parts repair shop.
This conversion entailed me selling my table saw and radial arm saw to make more room and workspace, and adding a bench grinder, drill press and air compressor for starters.
Here are a few photos of what the basement shop is looking like these days as I work on parts for my 2008 Bonneville.
Aisle with the drill press and other hand tools stored.
Corner with the grinder, compressor, shop vac and a vise
Metal storage shelves with many of my 2008 Triumph Bonneville parts
Ah Randy, a man after my own heart! I see your basement well stocked and some might say a little untidy? But if you saw mine, it is really a shambles. However out of it comes forth beauty, (at times). Congratulations best wishes. Mike
Michael, yes it does look a bit untidy, but I do know where everything is and where everything belongs! I am sure you have the same experience! Now, if we could only get rid of winter and usher in spring, I wouldn’t have to spend so much time in this shop! Thanks for commenting.