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Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 10:10 am
by Dave
After almost 4 years, my wife agreed to letting me finish the basement so the collection could be displayed nicely.

Just finished it last week.

Here are the before and after shots.


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Now, the fun task begins of hauling all the machines that were tucked away upstairs and in the unfinished area to their appropriate spot in the basement.

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 11:36 am
by SLOT DYNASTY
OK Dave, This must be the 'Before' shot, as I do not see wood floors, paneled walls, tin ceiling, and disco balls.

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 2:20 pm
by TJ
Look at all that space hope to see that some day.

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 4:17 pm
by atac
Nice!, however, I distinctly do not see the workshop. Did it get relocated to the garage?

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 4:25 pm
by Dave
SLOT DYNASTY wrote:OK Dave, This must be the 'Before' shot, as I do not see wood floors, paneled walls, tin ceiling, and disco balls.


The photo of the finished product can be seen if you click on the 2nd picture. It is a wide angle photo and the software I have for the forum has issues with wide angles.

Regarding tin ceilings. I actually wanted those but my wife said no :(

The closest things I could get to disco balls were the lighted tray ceilings and the backlit TV :D

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 4:30 pm
by Dave
atac wrote:Nice!, however, I distinctly do not see the workshop. Did it get relocated to the garage?


I actually have two workshops in the basement.

The "clean" workshop is behind the closed double doors. This is where I will work on drones, have a 3D printer and do other stuff that does not make a huge mess. Off of that workshop is my "dirty" workshop which has the bead blaster, grinder, and stuff that makes a mess.

The "dirty" work shop is where a ton of stuff was stored while the basement was being finished and it is still not all that accessible.

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 6:45 pm
by SLOT DYNASTY
Dave wrote:
SLOT DYNASTY wrote:OK Dave, This must be the 'Before' shot, as I do not see wood floors, paneled walls, tin ceiling, and disco balls.


The photo of the finished product can be seen if you click on the 2nd picture. It is a wide angle photo and the software I have for the forum has issues with wide angles.

Regarding tin ceilings. I actually wanted those but my wife said no :(

The closest things I could get to disco balls were the lighted tray ceilings and the backlit TV :D


OK Dave, now I see it. No wood floor, paneled walls, tin ceiling, and disco balls.
But I do like those cubby-holes for the Victorian Uprights. Nice job. :D
Can't wait to see it when it is full-o-stuff!

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 6:54 pm
by marsonion
OK, what variety of exotic pet goes into the "Show Terrarium" between the alcoves?

It's either a very spacious terrarium or a very highly-positioned, glass-fronted fireplace, which wouldn't be too damn logical... and if there's one thing we know about our host it's that he's damn logical. 8)

[Late Added Note: OOPS! :oops: ]

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 6:57 pm
by RameGoom
Dave, I'm doing the same thing with my basement right now. I blacked out the ceilings with 24 gallons of black paint (so far) and adding a bedroom and bath room. I have an escelara so since we're neighbors, if you need it, just ask. It will come in very handy when moving machines up or down stairs.

Keep the pictures coming.

Re: Just finished my latest project

PostPosted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 9:29 pm
by Dave
marsonion wrote:OK, what variety of exotic pet goes into the "Show Terrarium" between the alcoves?

It's either a very spacious terrarium or a very highly-positioned, glass-fronted fireplace, which wouldn't be too damn logical... and if there's one thing we know about our host it's that he's damn logical. 8)


Hmm, never thought of putting in a terrarium. It is, in fact, a 47" linear fireplace.