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Re: Moving Locations

I would have to say the first thing is to create a move plan. I.e Identify what you need to move, identify what you want the workspace to look like. I created a visio layout which I referenced in another thread. But basically it boils down to: Identify your major working areas and how the area may potentially get set up. Essentially visualize how the room would be laid out and how your build system would operate.

At least then you can get an idea of the total number of tables and chairs you are going to need. You also will likely need cabinets and storage shelves and places to store large items. You will also see the areas you may be defiecent in. Such as how are we going to get a crate out of the room. Where on earth are we going to put that toolbox.. etc..

Creating a move plan helped us out more than you can imagine. We moved in in late August/September. Its not the end of October and we are still moving in and getting things arranged /set up as we want. So I wouldnt say this is a weekend project.

The idea to get surplus from the school is a good one. We got several tables from them. Plus some workbenches. For those items we didnt get we went to a surplus store and bought some surplus shelves and chairs.

Good luck with the move.
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