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This video is still helping people to this day. Thank you so much

Thanks very helpfully

Unfortunately the template files are no longer available on Etsy

IT WORKS! NICE JOB! I just recently bought a Rigid 12", dual bevel, sliding compound mitre saw. I was planning just to roll my bench out of the garage every time I needed to use it, but that doesn't work when it rains, so I figured I needed to find a way to mitigate the dust issue. After watching MANY videos of people building boxes, or suction, or 3D printing things, I found THIS video. Went out to the garage, got my dust chute off the saw, took the shroud off of the chute and traced it on paper, lengthened everything on the paper as you did. Then I went to Harbor Freight and bought a roll of rubber drawer liner. I used the template to cut out a new shroud from the drawer liner, attached it to the chute, replaced the chute, and it worked like magic the first time. The second time however, it got sucked into the blade. I was back to square 1... so I thought. But then, I took some black gaffer's tape and applied it to the backside of the torn shroud which both repaired it and stabilized it, and now it works like a charm. I'm probably going to create a new one that will be just a tad larger, and more stable, and I might try to further stabilize it using some coat hanger or wire taped into the back of it. At any rate, thank you for the excellent simple solution. IT WORKS!

That is brilliant very clever thanks I have often wondered how I could get over that particular problem many thanks Keith

Thank you for a great video. I have the same size shop. Seems it’s always changing with some new storage idea. Thats what makes this fun. I have struggled with where to put the 1632 drum sander and like your idea, however, I am a little older than you and not sure I want to be bending over that much! Also have been looking at the Onefinity with the wall mount as well! Very well thought out shop!

Found this video while trying to fix my camera and it took me a few tries, but it worked!! I'm so happy and relieved! Thanks so much :)

Tried this on a supercolour 635 I picked up in a charity shop (clicking and whirring whenever i loaded new film but no darkslide/photo) and now it works!! Thank you for this video

Wow! Wish I could get half that organized! Color me impressed! Happened to notice the router table set into the bench or counter to the left of the miter saw. Interesting idea. Any issues or suggestions? How well has that worked?

I wish I had gotten one of those. I have a contractor's saw I got for $250.00 but it's an old Rockwell model 9 (9" blades) and while not impossible to find, there certainly aren't as many options for blades as there is with a 10" model. Also, the Rockwell's blade covers almost the entire length of its throat plate so there's no room to add either a riving knife or a splitter. I might make a fence cover that I can mount a set of board buddies to as that will offer protection against kickback. On the other hand, its upper box is enclosed pretty well except for the back where the motor hangs, so I should be able to rig up something similar to what you've built.

Great Shop, refreshing change from the sterile shops on TH-cam that don't even look like work gets done in them.

Your logic in organizing your shop matches my thoughts so perfectly. The space flows better than any small shop I have seen. I too have a small area to work in. I will definitely be taking some ideas from this tour. Thank you for doing a video on it. Happy building.

What about just building a box completely around the motor and encase all the moving parts in a box. Is that possible if the motor is sesled?

Thank you for the great video! I just did the same to my older MIDI and this video gave me the insight needed!

Primo utilization well thought out

Thank you from 2024

Thank YOU - wow , 14 years ago - are you still around ??

Fun tour, covered a lot of ground there. The work bench table you made really looks good.

Thank you for this video, I’ve just done exactly the same thing

I would have just swapped the black part on topwith the first 4 screws

Wow I'm shocked your shop on the plans is only 20ft long. it looks so long. Finally I found a youtube that lives in the real world, working out of a space that us everyday people can afford. Your use of space is brill👍 I am going to convert my detached garage into a wood shop and I was worried that my 15ft 6 x 18ft was tiny compared to everyone on TH-cam. But now I've seen yours and how you have utilised your space has given me hope. Thanks👍 You have another subsciber

Thanks for this. I have pretty much the same model of Delta Contractor Saw. Where your saw has sides, mine does not. That's not a show stopper,. In fact I figure it'll be easier than the more complicated rear of the saw because I can fix the sides in place more permanently. Seeing what you've done and how you've done it on a saw very much like mine is very useful.

Do a video on what type of things you can accomplish with that cnc machine. I’m a bit old school and have no idea what you all use them for

Laser. Yup.

Good video

Great video! Is that an old Rockwell drill press?

Wow man! That’s impressive!

Can you take aura photos with this camera? I saw some people on Reddit mention this. Lmk!

very well thought out space, good job

Thank you. Amazing shop. It’s interesting seeing what has and hasn’t worked or you’ve selected carefully. Easy to go to Rockler/Woodcraft and come home with stuff we don’t really need. Love the outfeed MFT and the dust collection the most. Wanted a closer look of the slide out caddy sideway boxes under the left of miter saw. Like drawers but open and you don’t pile stuff behind stuff on an open shelf.

Good use of space…it can be done

nice, you should do 13 years later !

Thank you so much for helping me revive my grandfather's camera, it means the world to me.

Clean

Super helpful - fixed our recently purchased used 630 :-) !

Thanks for some great ideas for my little shop.

Very cool! And actually smaller than I thought it was from the usual IG content. 👏🤘

A lot of great ideas here! I'm in the middle of redoing my shop & you've given me a few things to rethink!!!

My thousand square feet feels absolutely luxurious now 😂

Packed with so much stuff. Impressive. I like that you have a home for everything, makes it so much nicer to work so you aren't spending minutes searching for things. I need to do some work in that department!

Hey, nice shop! I ended up here from ig. I am looking forward to checking out more of your content on yt.

So impressive what you’ve done with a small space, truly changes my perspective on what I need in our new house for my shop space. I love how you have a place for everything, and also seeing how you used verticality, not just walls but storing tools under other tools is brilliant. Great video man, and great shop!! 🫡

Thank you !!! Just received replacement kit … will install tomorrow !!

Excellent! You saved my bacon and I have just finished installing the new parts/upgrade following your fine video. Thanks!!

Hey, we have the same table saw. Or used to. You have been smart and upgraded. I too want to upgrade mine, but I bought it for the same reasons. Mobile, decent rip capacity, and the arbor is long enough for a dado stack.

Thank you so much for sharing this video! It has helped me fix my Polaroid SLR 680's ejection issue. Now, I need to figure out why it doesn't "lock" shut on the right (viewed from the front) side when closed. 🥲

so this did fix it but now it’s ejecting multiple photos at once :/ what do I do?

Beautiful project😍

I really enjoyed your shop tour. I’ve been watching YT videos for years on shops, I’ve never been compelled to sign in to YT and leave a comment, your drive to work in such a small space is refreshing. Love the background tunes as well. Thanks for sharing!