Yeah, Mike is rather innovative isn't he. I like his motorize workbench also. He certainly subscribes to the old saying I have over my work bench; "Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without."
A half dozen more console radios and I may just have room for that blaster Alvin. Every place I've ever worked at has had a blast cabinet so I've not needed one till I retired. I've spent many, a lunch hour standing in front of the blast cabinet.
I'm planning on putting a 10x10 lean-to up at the corner of the barn just to do the dirty work in. Things like grinding, wire brushing, buffing and there is still a need to do a little open blasting on occasion but the big jobs are gong to the Sand Blast guy. I figure since I'm not looking for show quality paint jobs that I can even wet the shed down and shoot some paint in there also. I'd really like to get that mess out of the shop.
Gotta go in now and make the deviled eggs and Rutabaga for dinner. Happy thanks giving all.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL