| Workshop by thiel | posted 171 days ago | 247 reads | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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, MA
United States
Been assembling tools for years, and now I finally have whatI need to do real projects in the short timeframes I get. (I’m forever impressed with you guys who are banging out incredible stuff with only a few tools… amazing! ... but I’m not that guy!)
My shop is in a pretty large garage—I’m super lucky with the location.
Floorstanding/Benchtop tools include:
—Grizzly 3hp cabinet saw
—Grizzly 2hp 14” bandsaw
—Delta 6” jointer
—Delta 13” planer (the two speed one… it’s super)
—Dewalt 12” compound miter saw (bad choice… should have gone 10”)
—Delta benchtop drillpress
—Rigid oscillating spindle/belt sander
—Powermatic PM 701 Mortising Machine
—Akeda BC Dovetailing Jig
Power Hand tools:
—PC left blade circ saw
—PC framing nailer
—PC 18 gauge finish nailer
—Nikle pinner
—PC Plate Joiner
—Milwaukee Sawzall (mid model)
—Ryobi 1/2 hp fixed router
—Triton 2.5 hp plunge router (mounted in tablesaw wing)
—Ridgid plunge router
—PC Quicksand Sander
—Ryobi detail sander
—Makita driver and impact set
-- Laziness - Apathy = Efficiency
5 comments so far
Scott Bryan
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posted 171 days ago
David, your shop sounds interesting. How about posting some pictures of it when you get the opportunity?
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
thiel
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posted 170 days ago
Just added some. I just moved here, so still figuring the layout before I really put things where they’ll live. The big red cart is an industrial cart and I use it as my bench. The plywood top has laminate on the other side—I flip it over for glue ups. Also, the cart is at the same height as the tablesaw, so it makes a huge feed table.
-- Laziness - Apathy = Efficiency
a1Jim
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posted 170 days ago
Good Shop David looks great
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
Scott Bryan
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posted 170 days ago
David, you have a nice shop in which to work. It looks like you have it well organized and you have some nice tools to play with as well. I really like the cart that you use for a work table. It is nice to see that you can use it as an outfeed table as well.
Thanks for the pictures. I enjoyed visiting your shop.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
thiel
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posted 128 days ago
Updated photo with some cabinets I threw together…
-- Laziness - Apathy = Efficiency