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Keith
Keith Duluth, GA
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Everyone should consider adding a rain water collection system.

I extended my workshop and added a large water tank to collect rain water. A small pump provides pressure for running water in the utility sink inside my workshop, plus a second utility sink outdoors behind the workshop by my wife's potting bench, plus a spigot inside the shop to run a hose/water to my wet tile saw and water-fed drill press. I'm showing the "public" side of the workshop also so you don't think I'm a total slob, plus the messy, but private, back side of the shop where the water tank and potting bench are located.
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    A much nicer public side. Another project is built-in seating by smoker/grill/fireplace (on right).
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  • Keith Duluth, GA
    Sorry - I added all the photos the the tank, etc. but they didn't appear ... I'm stumped. I'll ask for help and try again tomorrow.
    on Apr 07, 2011 · Like 0

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