I have a friend who owns every expensive tool and machine that ever been maid but he never makes anything, says its just for looks and to make his wife happy for she is always telling him to go to his shop and make something.

  I don't have many drawers for things get hid in them and can never find them.

  Got lots of more areas to show but am running out of ink.

Last picture is of a 12" tall plastic container kinda square and I was fixing to go dump the leaves out of it to use to change oil on my autoes.I had been seeing dead snake skin in some walls but hey they were dead so I thought they had left for greener plastic boxes.

All my machines and most everything else in my shop I welded up roll around bases and since the shop floor is concrete all the wheels are metal.

Now that is one awesome workshop, Jess-  except for the snake  

^^^^^ +1 to what Lew said ^^^^^.

+100 on the snake commentsnakes belong in the outdoors and dead.

15 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said:

snakes belong in the outdoors and dead

4 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said:

snakes belong in the outdoors and dead.

Hey, they eat a lot of mice, rats and other such vermin! Mind you, I still wouldn't want a rattler in my workshop 

30 minutes ago, HARO50 said:

Hey, they eat a lot of mice, rats and other such vermin! Mind you, I still wouldn't want a rattler in my workshop 

Yes, yes they do, BUT, they're still snakes. As long as they stay where they belong, I'll leave them alone.  Cross that boundry...

Awesome shop!!!!

My worry is in the spring as the snakes are coming around for another year of scaring the ----out of us-- And especially when wife is removing weeds from around her plants. I think she closes her eyes when doing this task.

  Its just a few miles to the yearly rattle snake roundup at Sweetwater. They advertise as its the largest of that type of fun in the world.

  A few go away as processed snake skins I guess to the rich for I don't think I was ever introduced to any. Then a bunch of them or maybe all the rest are milked to sell for venom in case someone don't like dying. And this must be fun to do for they have spectators come up and show how they do it. So see there is something else than sports here in Texas....

 

but now they sell rides down to the border for folks to sit and watch as all ages try to die crossing that one foot deep river to heaven.

I had a friend when I was serving in the Air Force who used to catch rattlers in Texas. He was minus one finger because of a snake bite. No thanks !