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So here’s my shop.
Three car garage, but wifey only puts one car in it. We also store a lot of stuff in there unfortunately. I have tried to hang as much on the wall as possible, and put things on mobile bases.
Equipment List- Jet Air Cleaner on ceiling
- Penn State DC
- Sjobergs work bench
- Jet Mortiser
- Delta Drill Press
- Delta Planer
- Grizzly 14” bandsaw
- Grizzly planer
- Porter Cable big router for table, 690 for handheld
- DeWalt Sliding Compound Miter Saw
- Shop made Drill press stand
- Grandpa’s old saws (sent them out to be sharpened)
- Jotul Nordic Gas Stove to heat the place
- Lots of extra 20 amp circuits dedicated to the place (color coded, too)
- Nine 8’ two tube blink free light fixtures
- Insulation blown into walls
- Epoxy on floors and walls
Right now there is lots of leftover crap in there from the holidays. And some antique guns that were in the family that I just took possession of. I’d love to be able to spend more time out there. I’m thinking of taking every single Friday off this year and dedicate it to my hobbies.
-Matt
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mgradwohl
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posted 691 days ago
Oh yeah, I’ve seen complaints about Grizzly tools. Since I’ve owned a few, let me add my comment here.
I’ve owned a Grizzly tablesaw, Jointer, and Band Saw. I’ve really thought they were all very well done. I haven’t messed with their hand tools and other small stuff very much. My tips arechamoruboy
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posted 690 days ago
Nice looking shop. Maybe build a lean-to so you can free up some space in the garage. As for tools, I’ve noticed that many mid-level power tools are the same exact machines with a different brand name put on it.
It’s only the high end models that are distinct from other brand names. The mark of a great wood worker is to use mediocore tools and produce fantastic results and not the other way around.
I’m still producing mediocore stuff with mediocore tools, but one day I will be great, and even if I never get there, I’ll have a blast trying.
-- Greatness is not found in possessions, power, position, or prestige. It is discovered in goodness, humility, service, and love.
designerboy
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posted 662 days ago
great setup, luv that workbench.
colour me green (with envy)
been trying to get hold on one for
my Sydney (Australia) Shop, but the shipping is a killer….
-- My Fear is when i die, my wife will sell my tools for what I TOLD her they cost
Scott Bryan
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posted 625 days ago
Hi Matt,
You have a really nice shop. I love your table saw. I put one of these on my Christmas list but I guess Santa’s lift gate was broken. I agree with designerboy’s comments about your workbench. That is a nice tool.
Thanks for sharing.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.