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Wow, that was a lot of work! We finally finished the workroom. There’s still some touch-ups that need to be done, as well as one corner that needs re-mudding, sanding, and painting, but the room could be used as soon as I put tools back in, so we’ll call it done! No more insulation dropping sawdust on me all day long (or insulation falling on me, for that matter)…. Walls to actually hang things on (instead of concrete)…. Outlets…. And no more non-woodworking related things in my shop getting sawdust all over them. Woohooo! Thanks, everyone who helped! Here are some before and after pics.
Turning has come to a halt for the next few weeks while I start working on the workroom again. There’s still some sheetrock to hang, lots of mudding to do, a light fixture to hang, and maybe even painting to be done. We have most of the sheetrock hung, but still lack a corner and a small section of ceiling. I’ll post some before and after pics once I get closer to the ‘after’ stage. Special thanks to mom, dad, wifey, and the kid for what they’ve helped with so far! (And what they have in store for them still. 
) Getting this completed will cut down on the dust in the room considerably. Previously, there was no ceiling, just insulation hanging down. It did a great job of collecting dust and dropping it whenever I looked up. Hopefully it will reduce the noise a bit as well, but that remains to be seen. Wish us luck!
This past Father’s Day, my wife asked me to make a fishing pole stand for her stepdad. She thought it was a 20-minute deal, but I of course made it more complicated. Read the rest of this entry »
David
Last night I received the sad new that David Luthi has passed away yesterday. As one of the Classic City Woodturners members and treasurer — and an all-around nice guy, he will be sorely missed. Please keep his wife in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
I’ll replace the default WordPress theme as soon as I find a woodworking related one that I like. Until then, enjoy the blue. 
I hope when I die my wife doesn’t sell my tools for what I told her I paid for them!
– Don F.