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These are some pictures of my shop. It is a typical two car garage, but there is no room for a car in here. I have an asssortment of tool.
Craftsman table saw with a Biesemeyer fence. Also upgrade to turned pulleys and a link belt. Right now I have a CMT blade on it because the Forrest II is being resharpened.
Grizzley 14” Bandsaw G0555 with riser block
Grizzley 18” Drum Sander G0458
Jet 1 HP 650CFM dust collector with a 1 micron canister.
Jet variable speed mini lathe with bed extersion
Tormek slow speed grinder
Triton 2 1/4 HP router in the router table
Rigid spindle sander
Craftsman variable speed grinder
Steelcity morticer
Lots of power hand tools, Dewalt drill, sander, impact driver, saw, framing nailer, 15Ga nailer, 18 ga nailer, 23 ga pinner, dremel, etc..
Also many hand tools, Two cherry chisels, LN planes, Stanley planes, scrapers,, etc..
For lighting I have two rows of 2 8’ high output cold start floursent lights that run for 16 feet.
There is a small natural gas heater, I wish I had an air conditioner maybe next year.
Thanks for looking.
-- We are the people our parents warned us about.


































19 comments so far
a1Jim
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posted 36 days ago
Still a great shop
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture ,maker, woodworking school, heirloomwoodshop.com
dbhost
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posted 36 days ago
I’ll trade ya my A/C for that drum sander!
Okay seriously though, nice shop. Love the cabinets!
-- Trying to follow the example of the master.
cstrang
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posted 36 days ago
Nice shop, I wouldent mind having that drum sander of yours, if you ever get tired of it you know who to call lol. Thanks for the post.
-- A hammer dangling from a wall will bang and sound like work when the wind blows the right way.
Dan Hux
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posted 36 days ago
Great garage,,I can only have half my garage,, my wife insist on parking her Jag in the way of my hobby area. How is your door garage door insulated
-- Dan Hux,,,,Raleigh, North Carolina
huff
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posted 36 days ago
Mike, That’s a great set-up. Looks very organized. Love those cabinets!
-- John @ Myrtle Beach
Indiana_Parrothead
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posted 36 days ago
I insulated the door using 1 /12 thick pink foam board and the put a foil faced bubble wrap on top of that. It works very well, I think that foil really help keep the heat out in the summer when the sun first comes up.
In my last shop my wife insisted on half of the garage too. In this one I had gotten a divorce and had the whole shop, so when I got remarried my wife is not getting half now. By the way I got remarried to the same woman….
-- We are the people our parents warned us about.
Indiana_Parrothead
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posted 36 days ago
I generally built cabinets in my shop as practice for otuer work. All of the cabinets are soild wood and have dovetailed drawers, sliding dovetails etc. The door panels with the nice veneer were seconds that I got from a cabinet shop in town. Here in Jasper there are at least 20 office furniture manufactures ( I work for one of them), 5 kitchen and bath cabinet manufactures, including Master Brands, and 4-5 home furniture manufactures. It is pretty easy to get parts that are seconds.
-- We are the people our parents warned us about.
KayBee
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posted 36 days ago
Nice shop
-- a little bit of stupid goes a long way
ken90712
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posted 36 days ago
Great shop. Love all the wood you have! How do you like the band saw? I’m thinking of getting that model with the riser like you have. Any pro’s or con’s would be great. After the band saw comes that drum sander.
THX
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
Indiana_Parrothead
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posted 36 days ago
No complaints on the bandsaw. Getting the first blade to track right and have the right tension took some time but after that it has been fine even with different blades. Plenty of power for re-sawing havent bogged it down.
-- We are the people our parents warned us about.
gagewestern
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posted 36 days ago
nice!! parrothead is that (jimmy buffet parrothead)
-- gagewestern
Indiana_Parrothead
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posted 36 days ago
Is there any other type of Parrothead!
-- We are the people our parents warned us about.
Innovator
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posted 36 days ago
Nice looking shop, thanks for sharing.
-- Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can't, YOU ARE RIGHT!!!
mnorusis
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posted 36 days ago
Your shop looks graet!
This is why I love this site so much. I’ve been thinking about putting a row of drawers just under my workbench top, but I love the drawers you have under your cabinets. They look great and seem very convienant.
Thanks for sharing.
Rick Dennington
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posted 35 days ago
Nice shop. A shop is a never-ending work in progress. Always something to add or even change around what you already have. I move mine around more than house furniture. I get tired od the same old look all the time. Mobile bases are great, ain’t they? Married the same woman twice? Unusal. Interesting> couldn’t you get it right the first time? lol lol.
-- Remember--- one good turn-- gets most of the blanket!!!!
bobthebuilder647
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posted 35 days ago
Great looking shop.
Why would someone put a car in a garage?#$%??
-- Rick, Pa. Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.
WistysWoodWorkingWonders
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posted 35 days ago
Looks like your using every square inch of your shop… tough to work in tight quaters isn’t it… I am fortunate to have a separate space to work out of… couldn’t handle working out of my wife’s garage… hopefully someday all woodworkers will have a stand alone shop to work out of…
Indiana_Parrothead
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posted 35 days ago
The shop is small, but not as small as others have to I feel fortunate there. YOu know for us woodworkers houses should not be advertised as “Ranch house with two car attached garage”. They should be “Ranch house with 22’x22’ attached shop” lol…
-- We are the people our parents warned us about.
Loucarb
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posted 35 days ago
Great shop with lots of nice toys. Love the cabinets with the draws and it looks like you have a nice stash of turning blocks.