My New Workspace

It takes time to develop your workspace . . . to establish the version you've created in one or more places and reestablish it in a new one if that's what you have to do. What I have learned through the decades is that being different to be yourself is mostly all that matters. I haven't had a series of machines adjacent to my workbench since I lived in the USA. That's almost 20 years. I mainly had the half a dozen machines to mill wood for my classes of 16 students who need upwards of fifty sticks of wood to make their projects from. I rely solely on a single 14" bandsaw now. It takes a two-foot by two-foot footprint with a dust extractor next to it. We all make choices good or bad and need to live with them either way. I'm looking for something more in my life than machine cutting every stick and stem. I'm still evolving as a woodworker and each day seems to be a decision day. What excess do I need or want to get rid of next?Being aged 77 on January and having yet still my steady…