You are talking to one of the worst tool junkies. I've got it bad. Last year, I had to build a 6x3 foot attachment on the south wall of my shop. I moved my dust collecter and aircompresser out there. Had to make room for my lathe. :)
I was just trying to make more room; but, it has other benifits. I don't jump out of my skin when my aircompresser decides to switch on anymore. It seemed it was out to get me. I would be concentrating on something and then, with no warning, here comes 90DB's or so. The only bad thing is I have to go out side to empty the sawdust. My Daughters call it the outhouse. They want to paint a half moon on the door. Terry On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 14:38:10 -0500you write: > >Yes, room was also the issue. When we had the 25 cu ft chest I had a piece >of plywood that I put on top for another work area. I also miss >that.Something had to go to make room for my toys, I mean tools. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Terry Klarich" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 2:15 PM >Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] defrosting freezer > > >Like you, I would rather have a chest type. Each time the door on my >upright is opened, all the cold air spills out. Which, >allows warmer moist air to rush in. Which, causes the dreaded frost build >up. The chest types contain the heavier colder air. > > >We don't have the room. > >Terry
