My shop workbench and cabinets

Mann i need to get organized seems like you have that down.

-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug

nice looking cabs. it looks like you thought about it a lot so things work together that is good.

-- mjhaines

Amazing organization, and very well thought out.
I’d be afraid that if I had such a setup I’d never do anything for fear it all would never go back.
Thx for sharing.

Great Job Chuck very cool shop

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

Good use of space.

-- Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can't, YOU ARE RIGHT!!!

I saw those plans too….yours came out better!

-- ericandcandi in Louisiana- Home of the "LSU Tigers"

This is great! I’m presently trying to plan a better small workshop system. Any way you could post more detailed pics of your setup?
Thanks!
Joey

-- Joey C., Baton Rouge, LA, www.JCcypress.com

exelent ” mobile ” shop .

great use of space !

-- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle

EXCELLENT JOB!!!!! Thanks!!!!

-- Only the Shadow knows....................

Chuck

this is a very clean unit and something that i have to really consider as like you i have a single garage as my workshop i like this very much and if you dont mind i will use some of your ideas does the work bench fold down to give maximium room ….......

Andy

-- cut it saw it scrap it SKPE: ANDREW.CARTER69

Andy:

Thanks! I got the plans from The Family Hanyman magazine a year or two ago and modified them slightly to suit me. I’ll try to find the original and let you know which issue. It’s probably on their web site too.

-- Chuck, chuckvosburgh.com

Nice work!

-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker

Hey… that’s awesome! I really love what you’ve done…

I’ve actually been drawing out something like it, but haven’t put up yet…

I built storage cabinets up top, but nothing more yet… still working on it…

I have a few questions – if you don’t mind – (well even if you do mind, I still have the questions – just may not get the answers, hehe)

1) do you use the bench or the little stations on wheels as the outfeed tables for the saw/mitre?
2) is the bench on hinges to put down when you need added space? I put my over cabinets at 6’4 (I’m just under 6’2, so I can walk under them with no problems if it was down.)
3) are you using lockable wheels? do they stay sturdy enough?
4) what did you make the top out of? I’ve been thinking about using solid core doors from home depot – 80×32 I think…
5) what would you change if you had to do it again?

Sorry for asking so many questions… but it’s so similar to what I’m trying to do that I’m all pumped up!!!

You can see my shop so far if you’re interested on my page – where did you find the plans? I’d love to see what you used…

Thanks!
David

-- "Government "help" to business is just as disastrous as government persecution... the only way a government can be of service to national prosperity is by keeping its hands off. " - Ayn Rand

Nice work! I’m in the process of putting my garage together with workbench and cabinets. I saw the bench which gave you inspiration in the background of one of the Family Handyman storage compilations, but can’t find it on the website to save my life! I think we all can agree their website is VERY cumbersome and hard to navigate. I saw in an older comment you were going to look for the issue which had the original plans, did you find it by chance?

Thanks in advance!

Dan

I found the Family Handyman issue! It was September 2005. Thanks again for the inspiration!