Efficiency Meets Creativity The Smart Woodshop's Seamless Update Process

No, you don't have to start from scratch. The Smart Woodshop's ingenious approach allows for seamless adjustments to incorporate the latest tools and adapt to evolving woodworking tasks. We showcase how this innovative system simplifies the process, making it a breeze to integrate new equipment and techniques. thesmartwoodshop.com

[@sdsconstruction]

I am absolutely interested in an updated tour! Thanks for entertaining the idea of doing one.

[@Thomas-vq5pb]

Yes please! Another tour of the smart workshop! 👍🙏🙏

[@johnstone9862]

A before and after video would be awesome to see how far the wood shop has come

[@tmccusk1]

Yes. Let’s see the tour.

[@Zlovell88]

Would love an updated tour!

[@docghines]

We always want to see the updates. For those rails, try the ceiling.

[@RoyatAvalonFarms]

Yes, I'd love to see an updated tour as you get it ready. Thanks.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

You got it!

[@southwood308]

Updated tour would be great. Also what saws you let go.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

I got rid of two table saws and my Dewalt 12" cordless Miter saw.

[@a29miller]

Would love to see the updates! Thanks Ron

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Will do

[@christopherbowersdresser4188]

i bought a set of parallel guide mounts from a guy on etsy. he 3d prints them, holds 2 sets any size, the 2 roods for small parts and a holder for the hex tool from TSO. been mounted in my trailer for 2 years, never failed. highly recommend them. and i think i paid $40.00 shipped

[@anthonylau3065]

Would love an updated tour. And noting the change in power tools as there's always a shift in this area.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Noted!

[@markpalmer5311]

Oh, heck yes, tour away!

[@warrenrenshaw7227]

I'm interested in what you get rid of and your thoughts on what stays and what goes. Warren

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

I got rid of two table saws and my Dewalt Miter Saw.

[@michaelmurray5413]

Yes shop update tour please.

[@georgecoffman377]

It says a lot about your design and storage process driving from Washington State to Florida with no disruption of your tools.

[@mikeirwin4687]

I think you should offer the system pre cut and ready to assemble like you do the bench makes sense to me to flat pack it and send it out would save a whole lot of time for contractors

[@RoyatAvalonFarms]

Oh, and not only WHAT you got rid of, but WHY. The reasoning might be the biggest factor in our own decision making. Thanks.

[@adamciolfi7933]

Im in the planning phase for a 8.5 x 20' V nose drive thru trailer. I intend to use 16ft for the tool trailer, and 4 feet, + the V nose with the Nose ramp door as a place to store a Motorcycle. I want to be able to have a permanent place for the bike thats not a garage, and also to be able to use it to make runs to hardware stores for small needed items while on the job site without disconnecting the trailer from the truck.
At any rate, Im very interested in seeing an updated tour and your reasoning for your changes. It would help me to maybe see a perspective that ive not thought of and i can plan accordingly.
Your channel has been such a help and inspiration to so many of us. I really appreciate all your effort.
Looking forward to the next one.

[@styner3001]

Are you going to road test those triangles on their new locations?
...maybe some speed bumps at Costco?

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Now, let me regale you with a tale from the annals of my adventurous life. Last year, I embarked on a grand journey, driving a trailer all the way from Washington to sunny Florida. Along the way, I encountered countless speed bumps, each one seemingly taunting me. But guess what? I showed those bumps who's boss. Only one tool had the audacity to escape its designated cubby. And guess where it came from? You won't believe it. It was a Costco speed bump!