JENNY GORE - SOUTH AUSTRALIA
My workshop is a converted garage under the main roof of my house in Port Noarlunga
South.
I have three work benches for different purposes, (sifting, planning, pouring liquid enamel,
laying out work in progress etc), plus two benches for three
different size kilns.
There are many metres of shelving for hundreds of jars of enamel, and a custom made desk
with a wheel-under trolley which has drawers for foils and leaf,
with containers below for some of my hundreds of test
pieces.
In my actual garage I have a guillotine, my stock of copper and a compressor which operates my
largest kiln and the spray gun for dilute gum which I use when
sifting.
The view from my work
desk
JENNY GORE - SOUTH AUSTRALIA
My workshop is a converted garage under the main roof of my house in Port Noarlunga
South.
I have three work benches for different purposes, (sifting, planning, pouring liquid enamel,
laying out work in progress etc), plus two benches for three
different size kilns.
There are many metres of shelving for hundreds of jars of enamel, and a custom made desk
with a wheel-under trolley which has drawers for foils and leaf,
with containers below for some of my hundreds of test
pieces.
In my actual garage I have a guillotine, my stock of copper and a compressor which operates my
largest kiln and the spray gun for dilute gum which I use when
sifting.
The view from my work
desk
The view from my work
desk
