My shepherd’s hut got a bit too small, and I decided to rent a bigger workshop in the village.
I have done all the moving over the weekend, and all is ready for a new start on Monday!
Lots of space, North facing windows, and strip lighting.
Watch Guy
Watch repair blog
Happy New Year…and Happy New Workshop
Looks like an operating theater. The battery powered clock aside I was guessing the DAB would be Radio4 Extra?
Best wishes for 2014
That looks like an excellent workshop! Nice size and layout and modern snug and clean. Congratulations on the move!
Congratulations on the new workshop. Looking forward to enjoy your blogs for 2014!
Your new workshop looks wonderful – wishing you all the best for the coming year.
Congratulations Christian! Its always nice to see things growing!
Yes, indeed loking great and I love the sign as well (as Torsten mentioned). I wish you all best for 2014 and the future!
//Petter
Nice to hear from you! All the best for 2014 for you and your family as well.
Christian
Nice… it is always good to have room to spread out! Did you install the workbenches?
No, I had someone to do that for me – Marc also painted the walls.
Christian,
Congrats to the new home of thewatchguy. Another reason to send you more watches this year.
BTW, love the “Staatsgrenze” Schild.
Cheers, Torsten
My father got that in 1989 – he went straight to Berlin the day the wall came down, as he wanted to see what was going on, and he brought back this little “souvenir”.
Looks excellent Christian, I’m very jealous! Don’t suppose you need an assistant yet 😉
Hope you had a good Christmas, and best wishes for the new year!
Hi Sean,
I might be looking for an apprentice soon!
I’m sure you’d have a queue of volunteers. If only I didn’t live so far away, my commute is long enough already! 🙁
Looks great Christian. Can I ask what is the benefit of north facing windows?
Hailing from the far south (Tasmania, Australia), north facing windows are prized because they let in plenty of natural light and winter warmth. However, South facing windows would have the corresponding advantages in Europe.
Does bright natural light create too much glare and eye fatique or does it create shadows in which to lose small parts?
You don’t want direct sunlight – indirect light is best for seeing small parts at close range.
Cool wall posters, and it looks to be a super nice workshop!
All the best and congratulations!
workshop looks great you have invested in good equipment.all the best for the new year here is to many more great blogs.i am sure im not alone in missing them at holiday times.keep up the great work .
Wow 🙂 ! Best Wishes for your new office
A great workspace, hope you’re very happy there. Happy New Year!
Best wishes for the new year and congratulations on the workshop upgrade ! love the wall sign as well 🙂