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16-12-2007, 23:27
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Re: Shop Maintainance
We just spent two full meetings cleaning our shop. We got all of our junk out of the materials rack, swept the floor (gasp!), and cleared all of the junk off of our tables. We moved around all of the tools, doubled the work space. It is probably the best thing we ever did. Still waiting for a bin system to organize projects and tools, but this is quite an impressive feat. It feels like we moved our wall back five feet.
But I'd love to hear if anyone has a good tool organization system. Thx! 
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