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The original was posted on /r/woodworking by /u/rumpleforeskin89 on 2026-08-03 21:41:25+00:00.

Sooo… it was a woodshop at one point. She told me all his tools were still there and there are actually no tools there! Long story short. I told her I’d throw her $20 a day if I’m in there and if I start working in it on the regular, we can reopen the $ situation. And also, that I’m not going to hold her liable if I cut my thumb off or something on her property. Thanks for all the help!

For those that are curious, it’s got good bones! A 30ft work bench with electric run through it. There’s pvc piping run from an attached shed to the bench that has compressor fittings on it. Plenty of light, but no tools. So now Im going to see what I can scrounge up on marketplace for a table saw, radial arm or miter saw, and planer, and maybe a band saw