What do you all think are the important things/functions to include in the design of a tying station?? Ie mounts, dubbing stations, sparkleflash hangars etc.
R -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Desert Eagle Sent: Friday, 9 December 2005 2:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [VFB] Think I got it... To answer a bunch at one time, We got the family room finished and painted over thanksgiving. We got the carpet in and everything moved into place last weekend. The woodstove is the center of it, and helps to heat the house, as well as the family room. Concerning the roll top desk. Actually it is just the roll top, from a cheep imitation. The desk part of it fell apart years ago and a friend gave me the top just to get rid of it. The tying station in the photos was an idea as to have one that is portable, but can be slid in place and the roll top closed over it. Thus preventing the cats from "Finding" new toys. I have tied on it some, but have to keep it clean, as per the agreement with the wife. It is a family room, not just mine, so I have to do my part in keeping it presentable all the time. Lastly, yes, I have 9 bases already cut out in the shop, 8 of these are Formica toped and I plan on using native Osage and Mesquite that I mill myself for all the accessories, rails, toll and thread holders and such. As soon as the temps outside get over freezing and I have water back in the house I hope to be back in the shop working on some. As I add new pieces I will post them to the web site. Thanks for the compliments and interest. Jimi Great looking desk Jimi Lots of tying room Ray
