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My shop is mostly setup to do cabinet work. In my list of tools is:
- 1950s Delta Homecraft table saw
- Delta 10” benchtop drill press
- Dewalt 13” surface planer
- Delta 6” benchtop joiner
I bought my tablesaw used on craigslist. It came with a rolling stand that was very large with an outfeed stand a few feet away from the table. I re-made the base and setup better dust collection around the saw. It is a 24” fence.
I made all of the benches, stands and lumber rack in the shop. The lumber rack can hold up to a 7’ piece, and I store 8’ lengths next to the saw with the end under the drill press work bench.
Dust collection was essential for the shop as it is in the basement. 4” steel duct work collects dust from the table saw, sander, planer and joiner. I use a shop vac for sanding and biscuit joining.
The shop size is 14’ x 12’ and has gone through a few layout iterations to be able to work comfortably. I can do up to a 30” cut on the table saw without the fence. I have had to move the workbench and saw to do 50” cuts, which are few and far between.




















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Kookaburra
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#1 posted 298 days ago
OK something is wrong – this is way too clean and organized. Did you fix it up just for the pictures is it always this neat? I would be afraid to work on anything here for fear of making a mess.
Just kidding, of course, looks like a great working area. I will look for your projects.
-- Kay - Just a girl who loves wood.
helluvawreck
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#2 posted 298 days ago
Nice shop. Welcome to Lumberjocks.
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Andrew
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#3 posted 298 days ago
I usually keep my workshop pretty clean. If I’m in the middle of a project, it’ll get dirty, but I try to keep it clean and organized. Makes it easier for me to find what I’m looking for and keeps the wife happy that I’m not tracking chips and dust through the house.
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