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I'm getting so close to coming back to my scroll saw work its scary. I purchased this tiny place in Alberta and found there just was no room for my tools or for me to work, unlike Mexico where I just worked outside most the time. So I tossed the idea around for an addition on the house then a garage and a workshop etc etc well they all were way more then my budget would allow then I came up with this brilliant Idea why not pick up one of those portable offices/lunchroom /first aid shack so I browsed around and located one last week for a reasonably sum so I took delivery today now just get things organized and a little renovating and we'll be set. Note the table folds down into a bed, pretty well a must when you get accustomed to siestas as I am. the size is 8.5 feet x 24 feet.

See you all soon.

 

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Might gEt "CHILLLLLYYYYY--" === DAMNED cold in Oct.-Nov.-Dec.- Jan.-- Feb.--- March--- April-- and early MAY TOO! You might need to insulate/skirt the bottom and have a electric heater too!

 

I used to live in NW NORT--DE--COLDER! AKA North Dakota; about the same nasty weather over winter!

 

Should make a nice shop though for June July and August.

 

Kidding aside; you probably will need to skirt and insulate around the bottom for the winter months.

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Hans, it looks like it could be a perfect set-up once you get a bit of arranging done. After having a fiesta at the table, you can then transform it into a bed for your siesta, couldn't ask for a better set-up. Good luck with the renos, one other nice thing about this set-up, is that if you ever move again, it's just a matter of hooking up the trailer.

Len

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