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I possibly own one of the smallest shops in the forum … It is a basement hobby shop measured 6'6" x 20'. It is hard to handle large projects, but this shop has served me well in making what I want to make, mostly small to medium sized furniture thus far, and all my lumbers are stored in the garage.
I recently decided to renovate my shop as my wife has complained many times how messy the shop was. I built quite many cabinets, mobile or fixed, with cabinet grade softwood plywood, MDF and pine faceframes. Some cabinets also serve as cover-up for gas and water meters. What I can say is that I possibly have done the renovation in the most cost effective way I can - all the pine lumber, MDF and hardware (many not installed yet) were purchased from a salvage store and cost almost nothing …
Given the size of the shop, I tried to mobilize everything and create as much counter area as possible. I have some basic power tools, not fancy as many ones have here, but they were tuned as well as I can and they are doing their job …
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I recently decided to renovate my shop as my wife has complained many times how messy the shop was. I built quite many cabinets, mobile or fixed, with cabinet grade softwood plywood, MDF and pine faceframes. Some cabinets also serve as cover-up for gas and water meters. What I can say is that I possibly have done the renovation in the most cost effective way I can - all the pine lumber, MDF and hardware (many not installed yet) were purchased from a salvage store and cost almost nothing …
Given the size of the shop, I tried to mobilize everything and create as much counter area as possible. I have some basic power tools, not fancy as many ones have here, but they were tuned as well as I can and they are doing their job …
Thanks for viewing …