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My shed would be better suited as a garden shed. At the moment I am doing my major work when I go to lessons. The intention is to spread out into the courtyard (dont tell my wife, I am sure she wont even notice). If there is a bigger project I am working on, the work gets done in the open air court yard.
Yes it is as small as it looks.
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a1Jim
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posted 192 days ago
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Scott Bryan
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posted 192 days ago
I have always said that any shop is a good shop. A former co-worker of mine had a 10×10 shop and it was equipped with a benchtop jointer, planer and tablesaw. He managed to produce some really nice furniture out of there. So while having plenty of workspace is nice it is not absolutely necessary to producing quality projects. As you have demonstrated with your projects.
Thanks for the picture of your shop. I enjoyed visiting with you.
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TraumaJacques
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posted 180 days ago
Nice shop about the same size has mine nothing wrong with that got to be creative with tool placement that’s all.
I recently added a band saw, planer, Thicknesses jointer all paid for with the proceeds of various commissioned projects.
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 93 days ago
I have a small 10×12 shop, and I have a Unisaw, drill press, benchtop planer and jointer, and mic hand and handheld power tools.
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James Lango
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posted 32 days ago
Shop size is not important. Its about the state of mind and enjoyment you get while working in there. Thanks for sharing. -Nice projects!
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