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re: ideas for outfitting my shop
Posted on 1/20/15 at 10:01 pm to Tbooux
Posted on 1/20/15 at 10:01 pm to Tbooux
Metal work doesn't require that much space unless you're planning on doing large projects. Buy a stick of 4x4x1/4 square tube, a stick of 4x4x1/4 angle, 4x8 sheet of grating and four heavy duty casters and build a welding table. You can roll it in and out as needed.
Woodworking needs room.
Table saw needs 10' in front and at least 8' in back with minimum 4' on either side.
Miter saw need at least 8' on either side (preferably 12' on one side)
Router table is about the same as miter saw
Need an assembly table at least 4x8' with a thick smooth flat top (make drawers for the bottom to store assembly tools and clamps)
A nice size tool chest preferably with a work top
Cabinets everywhere
Build an A frame on casters with a chain hoist for picking up, unloading, etc.
Build another building for storage. If you give your wife a section in your shop for storage, that section will grow and end up being a place to put stuff that should just be thrown away.
Congrats, I've got some serious jealousy right now.
Woodworking needs room.
Table saw needs 10' in front and at least 8' in back with minimum 4' on either side.
Miter saw need at least 8' on either side (preferably 12' on one side)
Router table is about the same as miter saw
Need an assembly table at least 4x8' with a thick smooth flat top (make drawers for the bottom to store assembly tools and clamps)
A nice size tool chest preferably with a work top
Cabinets everywhere
Build an A frame on casters with a chain hoist for picking up, unloading, etc.
Build another building for storage. If you give your wife a section in your shop for storage, that section will grow and end up being a place to put stuff that should just be thrown away.
Congrats, I've got some serious jealousy right now.
Posted on 1/20/15 at 10:09 pm to DLauw
Have a 4x6 welding table already, Have a mig and a Tig/stick machine along with torch, cutoff saw etc.
for wood I have table saw, miter saw, router table, joiner, planer, shite ton of power tools (drills, sanders, saws, etc.)
Good Idea on the rolling a-frame, will prob make that happen!
I actually have a 20'x40' awning on the back side of the shop, thinking about framing it up for storing lawn equipment, 4 wheeler, tractor, etc.
for wood I have table saw, miter saw, router table, joiner, planer, shite ton of power tools (drills, sanders, saws, etc.)
Good Idea on the rolling a-frame, will prob make that happen!
I actually have a 20'x40' awning on the back side of the shop, thinking about framing it up for storing lawn equipment, 4 wheeler, tractor, etc.
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