Workshop
This workshop was born of necessity for the ISLA project and was my first "major" woodworking undertaking. Fresh off the study of lean manufacturing, I wanted a system that was highly adaptable, seeing that the need for reorganization would be constant. The slat concept was chosen for this reason. Each slat has a 3/4" plywood backing, which allows for "hooks" (mostly wooden blocks) to be mounted onto the top of each slat. Hook blocks are constantly moved around the workshop to accommodate for changing needs and more efficient systems.
This workshop is a sanctuary. Light and wind flow in from outside, I get to use my hands and be on my feet. Rumor has it that sometimes, during certain alignments of stars, this workshop is even clean.
Isla and the Echo VR Tetragami
From top to bottom, the slat woods are poplar, walnut, padauk, red aromatic cedar and white oak.
Champion Brent sands a Spiritwalker
ISLA construction poka yoke rig
Detatchable wooden "hook" can be placed anywhere along a slat.
Wall mounted wood acces on west side
Larger wood storage shelves on East end
Constant companion
O lawd he comin'
Credits
Executive Goodboy
