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Thanks Peter. In our businesses I try to keep most things as mobile and repositionable as possible, so we tend toward trying to get everything on a palletjackable base, or wheels, and that doesn't lend itself to working well with walls. But, we do also have space that is more isolated for some of ou...

Hi Peter, Thanks for the input on this. I am not sure what I have regretted more, throwing things out that later could be useful, or keeping all the crap that is taking up space, and of which we have more than you might imagine. If I was more sane, it would probably be the latter, but I have too lit...

Bob- Thanks this is really helpful. Looks like you are well organized and have enough room, but I can see where 700 to 900 sq ft would be welcome. As you pointed out, instruments can be hung up while in process, and I hadn't thought about that. Very nice pictures, so the lighting must be pretty brig...

Thanks for the comments and insights Bob. If there is any interest and this sort of thing is attractive to a particular community, like instrument builders, we would want as much input as we can get. I run both a figurine manufacturing business, as well as one that makes tools for luthiers and other...

So... Here is an interesting question that we are trying to get a handle on: Some architect friends of mine want to design and build one sort or another of live/work spaces on a property that we own in Corvallis, Oregon and, as I have a serious interest in instrument making as well as other craftwor...