My first Bridgeport - a Series-1! - and an equally vintage 9x24 South Bend lathe!

[McDesign]

Okay - lots of good recommendations here - thanks to all.

• Moved the dehumidifier to the left of the door.
• Organized that under-table storage area to store the little metal saw - trying to dense-pack!
• Swapped the drill press and the 6x48 sander to the other side of the shop.
• Cleaned and patched and painted the wall as an inspiring backdrop.
• Will make a bracket to raise the phase converter straight up; will mount on the wall to the upper right of the door frame.
• Phase converter input will go over the door frame; will share 240/50A circuit with the plasma cutter.

Forrest in Atlanta

[Toolmaker51]

Perfect!
Since no one ever reports too much space, there are many layout possibilities.
Good job hanging transformer and humidifier; not only saves maintenance or electrical issues, you utilizE the most overlooked [IMNSHO] resource of all...cubic space. Some folks don't get past hanging wall charts.
If it doesn't block light or hit your head, all's good.

[McDesign]

Mounted and ran the cables neatly for the RPC; cranked up the mill for the first time in its new home - she's happy!




Forrest