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well approx 6 years of making this 25’x45’ area is my woodshop and how it is coming. as with any shop so much is still being improved. all of my big equipment is 220 except for the milling machine which is 3 phase. my dust collection is 6” main sch-40 pvc pipe. and yes it is grounded. :-) i like the pvc for being quiet compared to just regular metal duct work. i also like how it looks so much more pleasing to the eye. as u can see the whole shop is surrounded by peg board. The peg board is backed with 2” of foam and both are fastned in 4’x8’ sections. The foam gives me a solid base to help support the pegboard when wheight is applied and allows to never leave anything permanent on my walls. i will keep things updated so please keep an eye out for my updated postings of the shop.
and please forgive me for some pics bigger than others, im still getting used to posting pictures.
grizzlys 12” 5hp tablesaw
lil 14” extreme bandsaw
Dust collection galore!!!
a creation useing two of grizzlys T10157 oak workbenches to create an eye catching hard oak island trimmed in black walnut. cant have enough bench space :)
tool shelves. all of which are not permanent and can be virtually moved anywhere around the shop
!http://i862.photobucket.com/albums/ab189/xtreme90photos/the%20shop/th_photo3-2.jpg
grizzlys 20” 5hp planer spiral cutterhead
grizzlys 12” 3hp jointer spiral cutterhead
grizzlys 17” ultimate bandsaw
The mighty milling machine.
-- "I don't cut wood. I machine it!" G.M. The wood machinest
13 comments so far
blackcherry
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#1 posted 985 days ago
Way to clean, need plenty of sawdust….lol , great looking shop stay safe and enjoy..BC
patron
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#2 posted 985 days ago
nice shop ,
good tools .
wish it were here !
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MickeyD
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#3 posted 985 days ago
Very organized! Lots of big tools. What do you build? I just purchased the Grizzly 8” jointer with the spiral head and being new to jointers I am having trouble getting a flat surface. I think I have to work on my technique.
-- -Willing to try
richgreer
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#4 posted 985 days ago
This is a great looking shop designed for big projects.
It could also serve as a Grizzly showroom.
-- Rich, Cedar Rapids, IA - I'm a woodworker. I don't create beauty, I reveal it.
helluvawreck
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#5 posted 984 days ago
Xtreme, I can tell that you have a great shop and I love the milling machine. One of those can really come in handy in a woodworking shop for making jigs and fixtures. However, I have a gentle criticism – I can’t hardly see those small pictures so it’s hard for me to tell very much about it in detail. Your pictures should be at least 450 pixels wide, IMHO. The picture size that you have used is more appropriate for thumbnails. Your shop looks like it might be a showplace. You should change the picture size so everyone can tell how great it is. Other wise everything is great. I’m sorry about these old year old eyes of mine. :)
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Splinterman
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#6 posted 984 days ago
Hey Xtreme,
Now that is one cool shop with lots of great toys to play with…very well done.
rozzi
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#7 posted 983 days ago
Nice shop and the fish you are holding isn’t basd either.
-- Duane, Iowa
StumpyNubs
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#8 posted 968 days ago
All of that big equipment… then a tiny little compresser. Thought that was funny.
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Binn
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#9 posted 919 days ago
xtreme, How do you keep your shop so clean? You are very good at organizing I have to say!! . Looks great.
Do you have 3 phase in your shop or do you use a converter?
-- Barry, Louisiana
sillac
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#10 posted 909 days ago
Good looking shop to make some sawdust in, and some fantastic tools, thanks for sharing, Steve in Oregon
-- Steve in Oregon,
mbs
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#11 posted 435 days ago
Very well organized shop. I like it a lot.
-- Sorry the reply is so long. I didn't have time to write a short reply.
mbs
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#12 posted 156 days ago
What a great shop! You’ve organized it very nicely and you did a great job on your dust collection system.
-- Sorry the reply is so long. I didn't have time to write a short reply.
a1Jim
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#13 posted 156 days ago
Wow that’s a fantastic shop with tons of super equipment.
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