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This guy has some really nice machines but I am really impressed with all that he is able to fit into a small space without it feeling way too cramped.
John S
That combination joiner and planer was different.
I’m not sure whose model that was but I think that is the same way the hammer A3-31 jointer/planer works and is definitely an amazing machine… Gotta start putting pennies in the piggy bank sooner than later on that one lol
What is impressive to me is how he has real woodworking machines set up in his shop – including real dust collection. Pretty impressive for the size
John S
Damn that shop is smaller than mine but it is ever sweet. I love how clean and thought out it is. I hope to put a sub-panel like that in my shop this winter.
Yep the guy does a lot with not a lot of space. That is one nice panel. Is that German only or are they here in the US?
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCI’d love to know more details on what all he has fit into that space and how large of space that actually is. Is it about the size of a one car garage maybe?
That is one nice panel. Is that German only or are they here in the US?
No idea. I am sure somebody else knows
John S
I’m not sure I would call this guy’s shop super small, but there are definitely aspects of what he shows for his storage setup (like his psuedo-pegboard wall and small workbench) that are definitely interesting. Check it out!
John S
This guy’s sysport wall seems like a decent way to arrange one of the walls in your one or two car garage if you that is the amount of space you are dealing with…
http://festoolownersgroup.com/workshops-and-mobile-vehicle-based-shops/updating-my-shop-again!/
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This guy’s sysport wall seems like a decent way to arrange one of the walls in your one or two car garage if you that is the amount of space you are dealing with…
http://festoolownersgroup.com/workshops-and-mobile-vehicle-based-shops/updating-my-shop-again!/
That’s some serious organization there and a whole lot of $estool
A Working Pro since 2004
That uncovered wall switch above the track is not what I expect from a Fe$tool owner. Tsk tsk.
lol some of the things you guys spot and catch in these pics always cracks me up / blows my mind.
John S
That uncovered wall switch above the track is not what I expect from a Fe$tool owner. Tsk tsk.
He spent all his money on tools. I will say it is a nice set-up. Looks like some Woodpecker One Time Tools on the peg board too.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCEven if all of the tool boxes were misshapen and not all one modular system, it seems like you could easily cater the dimensions of the “sysports” to the largest box and still imitate what that guy has done and come out with some nice storage + a little bit of work surface or more storage with them being the same height
John S
I suppose small is always relative, but this guy uses a 2 car garage and seems to have a very well laid out shop – check it out!
http://jayscustomcreations.com/2014/10/mike-merzkes-very-well-laid-out-shop/John S
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The small dedicated work shops are always cool. I REALLY like the multi use shop. So many of us still need to park in our shop or have kids bikes and toys hanging around.
Brad T
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