Recent content by Karou

Not a bad idea, Rusty. When I have time to set my layout up, I'm going to be actually suspending it from the ceiling, as I have very limited floor space.. and have it be able to be drawn up to the celing to get it out of the way.

You could use the 'quote' function, like I did here..

Um, MrCedar, if my memory isn't faulty, I thought S guage was larger than O.

Aye, comfort is the most important part. Measure how high / low you feel comfortable working at, plus working while in a chair.. plus remember you most likely will have to be on your back underneath it to run wiring.. So, measure before you build / buy .. you'll save yourself a lot of...

It's a relatively comfortable height to work at, being that most chairs have you sitting below that, plus it's around 'waist' height for 90% of the population. What sort of table are you going to be working with? Are you building your own or using something pre-made? My first ever layout...

I'll remember that suggestion .. I have Freehand already .. might combine it with the other .. I just know freehand works with OSX ^oo^

Well, it's a semi-finished basement .. jusr concrete, plus the posts holding up the house above .. I'm figuring that I can build a 'closet' around the oil drum when I finish the basment .. which will include a couple steps in the design, seeing as the 'slab' isn't level all the way across (house...

Re: Hi Karou Yes .. now I just have to hunt down the information I can glean from this place.

unlikely, but I can try .. might aim it so that it's on the same wall as the drum for the fuel for the oil heat, so as to avoid that space .. might even be putting that thing behind a wall, to keep the smell down, as well as for safety.:eek:

*nods* http://www.incompetech.com/beta/plainGraphPaper/ Found this site already, through my LiveJournal .. you can create almost any type of graph paper you like.

What's the best way that you reccommend planning a layout .. for a room which measures ~ 20 feet by 30 feet .. though there's no stairs down to it yet.. nor do I have the house that's over it yet. I'm just looking for design ideas, as well as sites and programs to check out. One caveat on...