My DREAM woodworking SHOP in the basement || Shop Tour 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2021
- Take a tour of my dream woodworking shop! I show you all the tools and a bunch of tricks I learned for the layout of my basement shop.
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Thanks for watching! If you have any more questions about my shop or the tools feel free to ask :)
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Regarding your dust collector, not sure if you have fixed this so far, but my smaller Laguna dust collector has a metal cage that sits with the plastic bag. This metal cage helps keep the bag "open" so its not sucked in by the collector.
Your shop is the prefect example of how you don't need to have a "big" shop in order to fit some decent machines in it. I'm impressed with how you've been able to fit them in. 👍 You have some impressive tools. 🔥
Felt like a good session of Tetris 😂 I do feel the limitation of that many machines in a smaller room. But I wouldn't want to give up any of these machines... Thanks man!
Thanks for video !! nice shop and smart placeing!
Thank you!
Great shop layout thanks for sharing!
Very nice shop!
Thanks Frankie 🤗
Cheers from 🇰🇼 Kuwait.. Keep the good job up.. Nice setup 👍🏼
Thanks Hussain :) I will try to 😉
Greetings back to Kuwait!
Hey, you could build some Kind of Skeleton for the dust bag so it stays in place. Maybe some metal Stripes with a circle on the bottom or some Kind of basket that keeps the bag in place.
Hey Robert,
sound like a pretty good idea to me. Thank you!
Right now I continue to carry that bin upstairs and empty it out into a huge bag, which I can put into a trailer easily.
But I will try to change that soon. Thanks again.
@@BauWoodworks maybe you could also put in a cylindric piece of plastic with rounded corners that dont rip the bag. Then you could take it all out and just pull out the piece and attach it right to the New bag. Thanks a lot for the Video! I am Also building a Workshop in my garage at the moment that has almost the same measurements as your workshop. My k3 is coming in february. I might come up with some questions as I have very similar machines and space requirements. Greetings from Berlin
Oh yeah great idea! THANKS.
Cool to hear about your new workshop and saw! You'll love it 👍
Btw I am based in Berlin (Kladow), too.
Greetings back
Hi i have the same dust collector. I also had problems with the plastic bag. When dust collected on top of the bad......further dust would go to the hepa filter. With mine it was a design fault. The short suction tube was not connected to the bin. I removed the tube and do not use the plastic bags. It is more efficient now. I would suggest you empty the bin into the plastic bag with a small shovel and take the bag upstairs. Then check your hepa filter...it may have more dust in there than you thought. Good video. Cheers peter from Melbourne Australia
Hi Peter,
thanks for your feedback.
That sounds exactly like the problems I had.
Emptying the bin inside, even with a shovel, makes such a dust cloud that I prefer to carry the bin upstairs and empty it outside.
I also got the tip to seal the bin with silicone as this would help to create the vacuum... I will try that and hope it resolves my problem.
Cheers to Australia from Germany
Thanks for the content. Kind of wanted to see a video of the work bench transport. Totally agree about the tool cavity in benches. They just collect clutter. My next one will NOT have it.
My pleasure!
Haha yes! I wish I filmed it. Has pretty funny and exciting.
No more tool trays in workbenches 👊
Vielen Dank für den Einblick! Macht richtig Spaß zuzusehen wie Du in der Werkstatt aufgehst. Bin gespannt auf alle neuen Projekte!
Ja, sehr gerne Andreas! Es macht mir selbst auch immer mehr Freude in der Werkstatt und das noch zu teilen macht natürlich doppelt Spaß!
Neue Projekte sind schon einige geplant ;)
I've been your fan on Instagram for a long time. Glad that you're now sharing these info on youtube. Keep on good work Fabian, I've learned a lot of things from you. Take care and stay safe.
Thank you - From Australia
Thank you so much for your encouraging words! Really motivates me to make more content!
Greetings back to Australia and have a great time in the shop!
Great shop! Great video! :)
Thank you so much!
Ich habe gesehen, dass jemand in den Spänefangbehälter mit Sack einfach ein großes Stück Rohr reingestellt hat. Glaube, das würde sicherlich auch mit einem runden Mülleimer oder so etwas gehen. Bei dem, wo ich es gesehen hat, hat's gut funktioniert ;-)
LG aus Österreich
Ahh das ist auch eine gute Idee, danke dafür. Das werde ich mal testen.
Viele Grüße nach Österreich 🤗
Very nice shop tour! Thanks!
My pleasure to show you around! Thanks for watching ☺
I have my great-grandfathers workbench and it has the rectangular stops made of steel with it. I am lucky that I still have the original bench dogs, but if you want some for your bench, you can still find them on.
Oh that is a fantastic heirloom piece! Warms my heart to hear that!
And also pretty nice that the original dogs are still with it.
I've tried to get the square dogs for my bench online and had no luck yet. The manufacturer of the bench has used a different size for them for just a few years/months. And hence it is difficult to get the dogs for this particular bench. There are no new ones available in that size and I had no luck finding used ones.
But it should be pretty easy to make some out of wood. I really should do that, I keep telling myself for almost 3 years now 😅
@@BauWoodworks we have a few of these benches in the workshop, most of the stops are made of wood. they work well. The thing you're missing is a hold-fast, they work with round holes. But if you like those, it's called a WORKbench, so make it WORK for you.
Very nice setup
Thanks 🙏🤗
Can you make a box to fill the tool storage on bench??
Yep that would be an option
Pretty nice!
Thanks Nice!
Nice shop, inspiring to see how you can fit big machines in such a small room.
Can‘t wait for your next projects 💚
P.s.: 22:08 the proof you become an old man 😁
Thanks mate 💚! Yeah the next projects are already in the making 😍
Getting old is not for the weak ones... 😁
I enjoyed your tour. I'm not sure if by now you got your dust collector bag issue sorted out yet, but there should be a negative pressure tube that connects to the drum which should prevent a bag from being sucked up into the cyclone. Laguna Tools has a video on setup which shows its installation.
Vielleicht eine Idee mit Potential für die Säcke der Spanabsaugung. Ggfs könntest du eine Leiste oder ein paar einzelne "Clipper" an die Spänesäcke befestigen. Daran Magneten anbringen welche den Sack am Boden der Tonne halten.
Ahhh eine sehr gute Idee! Ich werde es jetzt erstmal mit abdichten versuchen und wenn das nicht funktioniert, dann werden Magnete besorgt. Danke für den Tipp!
Love your shop. I also have a K3 winner. Did you ever measure the flatness of your cast iron. i am having 12 thousands of an inch (0.3048mm) of a dip near the blade. I imagine this is because of the weight of the motor, but I wanted to see what others have.
Very good use of the space, good video, thanks! Regarding your Laguna dust collector, I have the C-Flux, and mine has a metal perforated barrel to install over the plastic bag in the drum, which keeps the bag down. It doesn't have a tube. I'm in Canada, so it might something different from the models sold in Europe?
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Q: your Bosch sanders have a dust port, which one do you use to connect to the 2 1/2" or to the Festool?
Thanks for the interesting tour and the inspirations. I’m building my shop also in my basement and the big machines are not there yet 😅. I’d like to know your thoughts about the floor. I see that you work directly on the screed floor. Would you lay a floor from today’s perspective and if yes, which type of floor would it be?
Sounds great! Yeah I am working on the naked concrete floor and in hindsight I would change it. It's cold and not exactly easy on the feet and back. Oh and it is ugly 😅
I would probably go for OSB or some other kind of wooden flooring. I don't like the idea of the rubber mats in front of the bench and other areas because all my machines are on wheels and rolling over the mats would be a pain.
I also think wooden flooring in a woodworking shops looks nice, gives warmth and is easier on the feet and back!
Hope this helps
Thank you for the excellent tour of your shop. Send me the information of your products you sell in your store. You have made great use of the space you have available. I noticed that this post was over one year ago and maybe you have added new stands and other items.
I am from Decatur, Alabama and have enjoyed woodworking for over sixty years and have purchased a lot of Festool items. Several years ago, I had my own millwork business for 12 years. Have built a lot of furniture for my family over the years. Always looking for interesting items to build. Lately have been turning wooden bowls, pens, and decoy calls. I give away a lot of the items to family and church members. Reply if you are able. Thank you.
Dust Vader 🤣
I'm curious how they got the table saw and jointer down your stairs. how wide is your door?
Well, that was scary. The door is 2 cm wider than the table saw cabinet (I took the complete sliding table off and the extension table). For the table saw they had a motored hand truck and they carried down the jointer (i took off the cast iron tables) simply with some straps. Sure a crazy day...
can it cut very hard wood easily in your tablesaw and what's the power( hp)?
Yeah for sure. The biggest I've fed it with was a 80mm piece of Oak. The saw didn't even care ☺ It has 4hp.
Is the duct work from Norfab? Cheers from Portland, Oregon
Hey Shane,
I am in Germany, Europe and bought the duct work from somebody else. But the Norfac duct work looks very similar (if not the same).
Hope this helps! Cheers,
@@BauWoodworks iam in the Netherlands so curios where you got it from, because I’m still looking for the same type of hoses
@@MarkvanVeelen I'll look up the link and will post it here later 👍
Bro I see that in 2023 you still have that workbench, why do you not decided to add small rabbet around that area tray for tools and add some piece of wood sheet to make it closed in purpose of that problem you mentioned at 15:15
Leave some dust in the bag to weigh it down.
Might be a good idea. I'll try that. Thanks!
Such a nice workshop 🤩 Thanks for showing! Cheers
#00schralf
Thanks Ralf! It was my pleasure to show you around! Cheers 👍
Call the dust collector manufacturer.....their engineers will be experts on their equipment.....
just jim
To be honest that did not cross my mind 🙈 Thanks, I will try it
#earlybird
early earlybird 😀