If you are setting up shop for the first time, or just rearranging things for more efficiency, these links will be very useful to you. I’d like to thank Gina over at FineWoodWorking.com for providing us with the links.
Smart Shop in a One-Car Garage- Space-saving solutions for a small work area
A Layout Kit for Small Shops- Modeling in two or three dimensions is a lot easier than moving around your heavy machinery to get a shop plan you like. By: John Yurko
Workshop Tour: An Efficient Garage Workshop-With wheel-mounted tools and cabinets, a two-car garage transforms into a versatile workshop
Rock-Solid Plywood Bench-Build this simple but versatile workbench in a weekend for less than $250. And you don’t need a jointer or planer. By: Cecil Braeden
An Island Workshop- A central island for power tools, work surfaces, and dust collection makes the most of this two-car garage shop. With Alan DeVilbiss
All About Lumber Storage
All about Tool Storage
2 Responses to “Shop Setup”
The Island Workshop was a pretty cool video. I like the way he had everything setup. Only thing that I didnt care for was the location of the planner. Great link Thanks
Those are great links, Marc. We had to store a bunch of stuff in our garage this summer and just got it out today. I spent the day trying to rearrange my shop so I could get all my tools stored and get both cars in. (I know from the “King and His Castle” podcast your against this, but in Minnesota you don’t have a choice when it snows!).
The links you provided have some great tips and have given me even more ideas to help maximize my space.
Everyone can benefit from shop organization advice, whether they are pro or novice, have a big shop or a small one. Thanks for covering a topic we can ALL identify with!
P.S. I do wish I had your shop, though… :-)