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DT aka Agent Orange is a POS
Liar Liar his wonky comb over is on fire
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Nice!

Hope she doesn't mimic Humpty Dumpty!
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I like it as well. Thanks for sharing. Also your picture turned on a light in my mind, as I have a double door like your picture in my shop as well and never thought of putting a shelf above the door. That's what is so good about this forum, always getting ideas and such.
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judaspre1982 wrote:Hi Ron
I was a little concerned about hanging the SS logo as low as I did.
The doors are 6ft and the bottom of the frame is just above 6'.
I am only 5'7" so I'm good. Lucky all my friends except one are under 6'.
When the tall guy comes over ,his noggin clears buy about an inch or so.
No one over 6'3" is allowed in my shop:D

Dave
Got room under the shelf for a shallow shelf that will have enough depth/height for 'shoe boxes?(on sale at HD for just over $!)?

Let the 'tall' guys creep in!:D
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Dave,
Well done, I like the blade in the bandsaw, nice touch. You have room up there for a lot of SPT's.

I have found that the space over doors and windows is excellent for storing light weight items. In the past I have run such shelves completely around a room at the height of the highest window or door frame and still need to install this into my mom's sewing room. Use shims to fill in the gaps on the lower frames.

Troy

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Interesting 'inventory'!:cool:

Yer dad's correct.:)

Yer nuts!

He doesn't understand!:confused:

His loss!;)
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