Oh yes, Gabe's round overhead lights are hung on a rope pulley system with lead weights on the end. You want more light on the work area - reach up and pull down the lamp shade. The weight on the end of the line goes up in the air towards the pulley mounted in the rafters and suspends the lamp shade exactly where you want it.
Also included in this 144 square foot space is a slanted plans/drafting table, and 8' long work bench, and tooling for all the machinery.
Soon as I get home, Iam gonna rip my shop apart and build me some clear grain 4x4 fir work tables to put together a 12' x 12' workshop space! Maybe even cover my sterile off white Sheetrock walls with some honest rough sawn 4" fir boards. Here are some pics... all in less than 144 square feet! fantastic!!
- Gabe's 12' x12' machine shop
- Side view of building. 1900 Pullman baggage car in background
- Grinder and SB lathe on the left. Draftsman table in the back last corner. Notice face plates and extra chuck vertically mounted on the lathe bench next to the headstock
- 10" camelback drill press in center of shop. Drill bits on racks behind.
- Shaper and Benchmaster Horizontal mill on the right wall. 8' workbench and more tooling on back wall
- Shop made 1" OD vertical cutter, power hacksaw underneath. Wall mounted on front wall
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- Overhead belt drive system for pedestal grinder
- Grinder detail - now I know what my old, unknown, spare, dusty, center spindle fixture is for - a belt driven grinder!
I need to make another attempt at organizing. 
