500 sqft Two Car Garage Woodsho Tour
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2023
- I've been cleaning my shop for the past few days and my shop has never been so clean! I'm taking this opportunity to film a shop tour video to share with you some of my collections. Let me know what you think! Some of my equipments can be found below (those from Amazon are affiliate links)
Delta 10" Contractor Table Saw:
www.lowes.com/pd/DELTA-Contra...
Router Lift from Wnew:
usa.banggood.com/Wnew-Woodwor...
Ridgid Jointer: amzn.to/44foZ6w
Bosch Router: amzn.to/3YI17r3
Festool CT 15 E Dust Extractor: amzn.to/45xkup8
Festool ETS 150 6" Sander: amzn.to/3qKNdI2
Milwaukee Track Saw: amzn.to/3OKd6j8
Dewalt DW735X 13" Planer: amzn.to/3s9X8r2
Hope you enjoy! Make sure to check out other videos on my channel, including the AI designed coffee table here: • I asked AI to design a...
Great shop, great video - it had me debating on the subscription, then I realised the background music was unravel, and I was sold. 😂
Some killer ideas in your setup that I will definitely be stealing!
Thank you so much!
Hi Jackon.
I enjoyed the relaxed pace of your tour. Nice video and I must do one myself.
Have subscribed.
Regards James
One Handed Maker- Australia
Looks like you have a very functional wood shop.
Thank you! Still a work in progress, but slowly making sense now.
Bangood - Cheap Chinese Guy, LOL
Banggood actually has some pretty good products! And I am indeed Chinese and the other thing :P
It’s a good shop and it will grow and change as you work in it. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much! Hopefully it will keep growing as my skill grows
Awesome thanks for sharing
Thank you so much!
Thanks for sharing. Hope to have a similar sized workshop built within the next month. Waiting on building permits.
Good luck on your permits! How big will your shop be?
Nice shop!
Thank you so much! Always a work in progress haha
Great shop video, got some good ideas from you. As far as the jointer cutterhead guard, with my delta at least, to put more tension on it, you have to take out the set screw where the guard connects to the bed and spin the post till it has more tension and then put the set screw back in.
Thank you so much! Let me try that, it has been driving me crazy every time I use the jointer...
Great shop! For the jointer, I restored a couple of delta. From my experience: There is a set screw on the side. Loosen that and take out the guard. Now inside the guard assembly usually there's a spring that has to catch on a stop on top and another stop on opposite side at the bottom. The opposite force is what spring the guard back.
It might just be the spring is not seated properly on the stop. If it is, then that's all you need to fix. Otherwise, just get a new spring from ridgid. It shouldn't be that expensive. You probably pay more in shipping than the actual spring lol
Thank you so much! Sounds like an easy fix, I will definitely try that this week.