i just realized that i dont have a workshop. we have a shed but no electrical outlets. we are renting the house we are in now. but what should i do if i get a scroll saw? sorry if this is a weird question but it just hit me this morning.
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Originally posted by flagrl View Posti just realized that i dont have a workshop. we have a shed but no electrical outlets. we are renting the house we are in now. but what should i do if i get a scroll saw? sorry if this is a weird question but it just hit me this morning.
I was in a very small house, and I had a tiny backporch. You would not believe how tiny it was. I put my 12-inch bandsaw right there.
I had an unattached garage, but had alot of stuff in it and a car....I eventually was able to turn the garage into a shop, but yes I did use that tiny back porch for awhile.
Have you considered those small buildings ....they are actually storage buildings and I think you can even put them on wheels.....like a trailer, so you could move it.
Other than that.....you could move...find another house to rent where you could have a small shop.
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Originally posted by flagrl View Posti have a tiny back porch also didnt even think of using it. and i could move the saw inside when im not using it. great idea ill look and see if i can use it. it think an outlet is right inside the doorway before going out. thank you
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One of our forum members started out in her bathroom.
And I think Sheila Landry works in her kitchen.Rolf
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And the Long Island Scrollsaw Association
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I have always cut on the patio or under the shade tree in the back yard.
Means I lose about four months in winter and more when the temps are unbearable, but it IS just a hobby and I do it for relaxation.Jim
When looking at the clock at work--the correct time is:
Too early to leave, too late to call in.
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thank you for your suggestions i have come up with plan A and B when its not too hot or too cold i will be out on the little porch and when it gets too cold or too hot i will be in the extra bedroom right across the hall. i will buy a shop vac thank you. i live in florida so no basement. i think my step dad has a scroll saw and i am going up there in a month so i will get to try it out for a couple of weeksthey have a basement where its all set up they live in tennesse i will post pics if i make anything that is semi ok
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For my druthers, I prefer sawing in the house, my wife insists I not, so in the little Barn I go . . ."Ever Striving, Never Arriving"
website: http://www.coincutting.com
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