Everything I Would Change About my Setup // Reviewing the design 5.5 years later // EP 72

I walk through some of the biggest mistakes I made when I built my bench and talk about some future improvements that I have for the layout.
The last 5.5 years have been an adventure constantly refining my ultimate micro shop mobile tool cart. When I originally designed this bench in 2013, I decided to incorporate a: Table saw, miter saw, bandsaw, jointer, planer, shop vac dust collection, router table all into one mobile workbench. This video documents a reflection on my layout and both things I like and others that I don't.
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[@hortonao]

Great shop Chris! Our shops are very similar actually. I ended up putting my miter saw on draw guides so that I could pull it out of the way for running wider stock through the table saw--just a thought. It has worked really well for me, if for some reason I need to use the table saw instead of the track saw. You have designed your work bench really well, despite your regrets.

[@benchtopwoodworks]

Thank you, Sir. I would love to see your setup, feel free to email. The drawer slides sound interesting. I have a friend that did something similar with a mitersaw along a wall.

[@hortonao]

@@benchtopwoodworks I'll take some pics and send them your way. Thanks for responding

[@deniskirin6007]

Отлично!

[@benchtopwoodworks]

много благодаря

[@andrewpinson1268]

What was the suggested jointer you are thinking of getting. I did not get that.

[@benchtopwoodworks]

Wahuda Tools, small importer based in TN.

[@andrizeefoshizee]

Oh wow. I recently realized how much I despise working with 12 gauge wire. I can't even imagine 10 gauge!

[@benchtopwoodworks]

10ga is a bear, definitely not enjoyable in a confined space.

[@andrizeefoshizee]

@@benchtopwoodworks I bet! I look forward to building my first workbench, God willing, and really appreciate all your advice.

[@benchtopwoodworks]

Your very welcome