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DOAS WORKSHOP

This is me and my dads workshop. its were i love to spend time and it is Awesome. ive got all of the tools and materials i need.

4 comments

Mar 4, 2012. 11:38 AMpbates123 says:

Hello Dr. of Awesome. Nice shop it's always fun to work in a really well equipped shop. You should spend a little time learning your tool names - as you called it a pressure drill is really a drill press. And your "bansaw" is really a bandsaw named for the blade being in the shape of a metal band.

So what do you/have you made in this shop ?? Are you going to add an instructable to your ible?

Apr 9, 2012. 8:42 AMgeorion says:

my mommie said -if you cant say sumtin nice dont say nutin .........................

Apr 11, 2012. 1:28 AMpbates123 says:

georion,

Not sure what you are taking exception to. My comments were not intended to be negative, I was hoping to learn more myself and also pass along some useful information like generally accepted names for common tools.

And as this is a site for "instructables" I was wondering if Doctor of Awesome was going to share some of what he does with the shop and tools he has access to.

Who knows maybe he would build something that would inspire me to build something similar? Maybe we both can learn something by sharing?

By the way georion, tell your mommie that is good advice - she is a smart women.