LAst winter I spent a lot of time rebuilding my basement hideaway, building new cabinets, etc so I could have a room that I can keep my bows, arrow building and reloading stuff in.
I got it about half done, when we got the great idea to move.
So with the move, I brought all my cabinets with me, as the new house had a perfect room in the finished basement to set up shop.
Im not completely done yet, still have to trim it out, and do the back wall, but its off to a great start.
The only thing I need to do now is christen it by burning some feathers.
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that's awesome!
I am envious of that room. Looks great!
I wish my basement looked like that very nice
man send me those pic, adding a room now..ya done good bud! love it...mark
I am in love. Are those antler bases for knobs???
That is nice!
Very Nice. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Dang!
Sweet!
very good job. maybe someday I will be able to have a room like that for all my hunting stuff!!
Looks like the "AUTUMNARCHER ARCHERY SHOP" to me. :thumbsup:
Looks great :thumbsup:
Very nice - especially the fact that all those bows look to be lefties!
Great looking place.
Real nice, Sir!
Yep, the knobs are antler bases I got a while back from a fellow tradgang member. I still have a few of them to put on, butthey look really cool. I did have a incident yesterday, I was hanging stuff on the wall, and one of my Euro-mounts fell and smashed the skull to pieces. Its the buck on the right next to the deer skin. I was bummed as it was one that was almost a match tothe one on the left. SHot 'em both from the same treestand a few years apart. Oh well.
There are a lot of little things I did while putting it together. The workbench was my Dad's, as were a lot of the tools I used. you may notice the cane on the end of the bow rack, that was his as well. My Dad loved to work with wood, as do I, and I have a few things in there of his for obvious reasons. He would have loved to hang out there.
I'll probably put some laminated wood flooring in this winter, and I'm debating about doing the ceiling in pine as well, but with a slightly darker stain to it.
Still need to run the sat cable, and install the TV/DVD player so I can watch my Fred Bear videos, and of course my Tigers games while Im tinkering. Its a work in progress for sure.
Great looking place, I'm jealous :)
looks too clean to me! ya need some saw dust in there or something!
L.R.
Looks great!
:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Nice
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looks great! which reminds me, I need to work on my basement.
I=Jealous.
Hey John,
Looks great. Perhaps I'll give you a call when I get my 'room' added onto the barn. Gotta get the new house in place first. Although my room will probably have to wait unitl I'm retired.
Howard
Very Nice!
Nice!
Can you do mine next?????? :biglaugh:
I dream of a room that is half as cool as that , awesome is all I'm saying :)
Very nice!
:notworthy: SWEET!
Good looking stuff. Every man should have a cave to retreat to. Mine isn't near as clean as yours! One of my "projects" before Oct. 1st is to get a little more organized!
Very nice looking shop... :thumbsup:
Looks Great. Good job!
Awesome job! I have some very good ideas now...
Awesome and clean,you have a nice place there.
NICE JOB! i have been busy also and should have some pics soon. TD.
Great looking cave! I would never use the rest of the house.
My room sure don't look that neat...But I sure love the old bears on the wall. Doc
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Oh man John, that looks nice. Looks like a pleasant environment to build bow and arrows and plan for future hunts.
Love it >>>>---------->
braggin are ya? :readit:
You should, you have every right to. :thumbsup:
Too clean
OK, yep, its pretty clean, but trust me, it isnt always like that. The counter usually has remnents of a couple projects on it, there are tools that havent been put away etc.
I took the pics after I got it to where it is now.
Howard, when you get ready to do yours, let me know, I'd be more than happy to help ya out.
Really with my shop, the most involved part was building all the cabinets. Sure, I could have bought some, but whats the point of having a shop if you are gonna buy everythning yo uneed in it?
I picked up the rest of the T&G pine today to finish up, but before I do that I gotta get the deck built I promised my wife before I leave for elk hunting.
That is a great looking room, Congrats!
Nice work!!!
I am jealous, that is one nice setup you got right there.