Yesterday I sent this issue via email to [email protected], but I haven’t gotten a response yet. If it’s inappropriate for me to ask this question in this forum, just let me know.
I’ve bought some hardwood and arranged to have it delivered to the space tomorrow, for a twin platform bed that I’ll be working on. I’m guessing that the project will take me at least a week to complete. Because it’s a bed (albeit a small one), I’ll have several long boards that will need to be stored (and eventually — hopefully — something that looks a lot like a bed frame and headboard :-)).
Up until now, whenever I’ve worked in the wood shop I’ve worked only on small pieces. I’ve taken home everything if it’s been a work in progress. But that won’t be possible with this project.
When I’ve looked at the storage shelves/slots around the shop, it has appeared to me that there is no available space — at least in the sense that all spaces seem to have a card filled out with someone’s name. In some instances, that “reserved” space was either empty, or only a fraction of it was filled by a project. Having said that, I haven’t searched carefully, and I may well just not have noticed the available spots.
I want to be sure I’m following the rules, and not stepping on anyone’s toes or messing with anyone’s work.
I’m hoping that you can give me some guidance as to where I should plan on storing the wood for the bed while I’m working on it. I’m happy to share a slot with someone else, if that’s appropriate.
and some odd pieces from an old maple tabletop