2023 Hobbyist Woodworker Shop Tour--1 car garage
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- It's that once-a-year time to put out a shop tour to show off what has changed in my space. Or, as adults don't want to admit: the grown up version of show-and-tell. So, here it is--my one-car shop/garage that I use to build all of the fun things and some of the not-so-fun things.
No sponsorships here, friends: I hope this offers you some inspiration or you have some advice for what I might do with the questions I've posed here.
Thanks!
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TOOLS:
PLANER: Dewalt DW735 Planer: amzn.to/438wf4l
Shelix Cutterhead for DW735: amzn.to/4256DEg
MITER SAW: Bosch GCM12SD: amzn.to/43aUS0u
ROUTER: Bosch Palm Router: amzn.to/3IJmVMn
DRILLS: Bosch 12V Drill 2-Pack: amzn.to/3OITEVH
TABLESAW: Sawstop PCS 175-PFA30: amzn.to/3ql00QQ
BANDSAW: Rikon 10-324 14": amzn.to/43ckB8C
SHAPER ORIGIN: amzn.to/3qizDve
DRILL PRESS: Jet JWDP-12inch: amzn.to/42cN5Or
LIGHTING:
Barrina LED Shop Light (10 pack): amzn.to/3MKP8Ui
VIDEOGRAPHY GEAR:
Sony A7III: amzn.to/3OKcxrw
Microphones (rode wireless Go II): amzn.to/3WF7SsT
SECURITY:
Wyze Cam Pan: amzn.to/43lLwyC
thats a big one car garage
It was built in 1940. It's definitely oversized for one car but not for two. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful shop. Love the way the vertical box shelf with books and yard stuff works to hold in the rakes and shovels. A nice divider or short wall to contain it all.
Thanks! It's always tough finding that small amount of space to fit yard stuff and other household items in. Thanks for your support!
Love the tour my BILLS brethren! Need to put one up on mine and just start showing the evolution of my 30x40 pole barn with 15’x15’ “ish”. wood shop slash 1970 Chevy truck work area a stall for the wofe to park in wonter amd a 15’x15’ shop office/bar/kitchen. Just needs a bathroom.
Tough day today for the Bills in London.
So frustrating. Worried more about the depleted defense than the loss but it's a funny sport. Looking forward to the Sabres starting. Thanks for watching! Would love to see your shop!
I enjoy shop tours a great deal. One of the thing I look for though is a list of tools with place to buy like Amazon and also where to find items you point out. Having said that I realize this would be a lot of work for anyone to do so don't take this as big criticism. Nice well organized shop though.
Happy to add it Andrew. I never want people to think I'm just trying to market, but I'm happy to help.
Bills Fan! Go Bills!
You know it! Go Bills!
You aren’t using the 3M sassing discs right if you’re having issues. I don’t like the mesh because they don’t last if you hit the sides or sand edges. But flat surfaces like cutting boards or table tops, they’re awesome and dust collection is incredible. I think you’re not using the interface pads. It’s stupid that the 3M discs don’t come with at least one
Yes--you are correct. I have since used the interface pads and they work just fine. However, a sanding disc requiring an interface pad isn't something I would recommend.
Great tour, looking awesome. I’m with you on the 3M sanding pads, they’re junk compared to Festool IMHO, with or without a sanding pad attached. Not sure what other influencers are smoking…
Thanks for watching as always! Those damn pads ruined two of my sander hook and loop bottoms. I should have learned after the first one 🤣
I don’t think they are suppose to be used with hook and loop. Festool sells a pad protector that you are suppose to use with the 3M stuff.
@@vasconcelosm12345678 You are correct and they are still inferior IMHO.
So what size shop is that I am getting a 16x20 portable garage soon haven't had a shop in 3 years can't wait to get mine started back up
It is 19 feet wide by 18 feet deep. Exciting for your new space!
Nice shop, Go Bills!
Go Bills!
Hey, nice tour!! Well talked out and explaining what you like and why you like it. I just don't get the Festool fetish woodworkers have. I can't understand why spend SOOOO much money on these small tools. The combo of the sander and the vacuum purchase on Amazon is $1100!!!!!! That's a TON of money for a sander and shop vac. I jut don't get it. I don't want to dis on people about it. I TRULY am trying to understand, WHY? 🤷♂
I have liked Festool for the domino since it's really the only game in that realm, but the need to have Festool surprised me. They have some really dialed in tools but I don't think the premium price is worth it over other tools for half the price. There are some exceptions--I've really liked their dust extractor. My last purchase of a Bosch miter saw was between it and the Festool Kapex. So far I haven't regretted it, but maybe it's because I don't have it? I don't know.