Shedo moving on - Part 2

Started by poledra1958, June 26, 2010, 03:45:50 PM

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poledra1958

As I mentioned a few weeks ago, power has today been installed, managed to get the filing cabinet moved out  ;D  and also had a bit of a tidy up, just need to add one more bit of work top.  (Probably will not look this clean again for a while so thought I would add some pictures)

Lampworking area


Frits Shelves


Kiln (general area)


Area for the extra worktop (where the rotary polisher will be set up)


Jenny

HH on Bulk,

Krysia@No98


looking good, you must be itching to get in there
-* -  Courage is going from failure to failure with out loosing enthusiasm -*-

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poledra1958

Thanks I know it is only a small space but it is all mine.  Its going to be good working out there, as least now I have power for the kiln, even though I batch anneal at least I do not have to plan it around when I do not need the cooker  ;D  as before that was the only place I could put the kiln was on the cooker.

Jenny

HH on Bulk,

Krysia@No98


I moved my bed into the small bedroom so that I could set up the master bedroom as my study/dressing room (can't fit the wardrobe in the bedroom and have the bed in there)/studio.

A dedicated space is very important  ;D
-* -  Courage is going from failure to failure with out loosing enthusiasm -*-

Lush!

Wow Jenny, that looks fab and I love your red kiln!   You might wanna whip that protective plastic off your bench clamp thingy before you start  ;)


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poledra1958

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Quote from: Lush! on June 26, 2010, 06:37:46 PM
Wow Jenny, that looks fab and I love your red kiln!   You might wanna whip that protective plastic off your bench clamp thingy before you start  ;)

Opps have been using it since April did not know the plastic came off, I thought it was a coating on the metal, when at first I put rods on it was melting a bit so just stopped putting the rods down on it.  Will try taking it off before I start next time.

The red kiln is a Prometheus Pro 1.

Jenny

HH on Bulk,

Lush!

Ha ha!  I think its that kind of film covering that you get on screens and things!


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poledra1958

OK plastic is now removed   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D  (where is the smiley that it is hitting its head when you want one)

Jenny

HH on Bulk,

Margram

You are sooooo nearly there 8). What's your ventilation going to be like?

Funnily enough, I had a good old tidy up before I worked today - couldn't think with the usual muddle,
must be the heat. I took a photo I was so impressed! :P
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MyPrecious

Your studio looks soooo great!
Kathy

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poledra1958

The door is just behind me and just above the frits is an air brick which I was going to put an extractor in.  I do not think I would be working with the door shut the shed is to small to do that.

Jenny

HH on Bulk,

Krysia@No98


Yeah, I have my ventilation going out through an air brick too.  I do 4 hour shift sometimes with no head aches and the CO2 alarm hasn't gone of so I assume it's working :D

Also it means that you don't have to make a hole in the wall.
-* -  Courage is going from failure to failure with out loosing enthusiasm -*-

alchemist

Jenny, I love it....I'm working on an old singer sewing machine stand set up in my sun room, with the back door open ???  I need to convince hubbie I'm serious!
Karen x

Nick

Hi,

Great space you must be so chuffed