Posted by Ken Christopherson on December 29, 2017 at 00:08:39 from (63.231.145.173):
Hello all! I was just thinking of some fun ideas for topics to generate some conversation here since it is about -25 to -30 windchills out where I am at. I thought it might be fun to do some shop tours to see where a lot of us get our work done... (And since many of you are aware we are looking for our next home)... Looked at two different places recently with nice pole barns, but our offer was declined on the first. On the second we are a bit hesitant because the house needs a bit of work... Anyhow, here is a photo of where I do most of my work (when not outside)! And included below, is a link to Rudy Calin's magneto shop for many of you who need magneto service. I helped Rudy put the video together - so I hope you enjoy! Can't wait to see some of your shops, and some current projects you may have going. All of my stuff is frozen in place!
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