Help Me Plan My Home Garage Porsche 911 Shop Space

Porsche 911 DIY Repair Blog: joe-engineer.com/
Happy 2021! Im ::finally:: upgrading my garage electrical to run bigger shop tools. Since this is a blank canvas, please give me suggestions on shop layout, equipment, or general recommendations from anywhere in the TH-cam Universe, Pinterest, Amazon, forum threads, etc.
Garage Specs:
*19 ft x 19 ft 2-car garage
*Upgrading to 80A subpanel with a few 220V and several more 110V outlets
*Half shop space, half parking space
Target Capabilities:
*Welding (MIG + TIG)
*Plasma Cutting
*Small Lathe
*Small Milling Machine
*Compressor
*3D Printing?
*Desktop CNC?
*In general, the ability to make small one-off parts for the 911 and other projects.
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[@JoeEngineer]

FYI the major part of the remodel is done. See it here: th-cam.com/video/8EHhS8dxa1g/w-d-xo.html

[@JoeEngineer]

Drop any suggestions here. Thanks in advance! ✌🏼

[@lukasmatzinger]

Hi Joe, I have been following your very helpful tutorials on everything Porsche for a while, you are producing some great content! I have been optimizing my shop more and more over the last 13 years, as money allows and I learned what works and what doesn‘t, also from other OCD people on Garage Jounral etc. ;)-. If I were in the US I would buy the ball bearing tool boxes from Harbor Freight, and then build a custom frame to set some workbench top on them, so that the space is used optimally. Some wood surface for general work, some stainless sheet for engine, oily and dirty work (ideally with a built in sink with an oil drum under it), and then another surface for welding. I lucked out and found some 2“ thick cast iron table tops in 32x48“ from an old printing factory for $120 each, maybe you can find something similar on Craigslist if you are patient. Very sturdy and weld spatter doesn‘t stick to it. I would also put metal peg board behind all working surfaces and even behind the machines, and a strong shelf at around 7 ft of height, so that you can easily reach it but it‘s out of the way. This way you gain a bunch of extra storage space for bulky tools, protective gear, paper roll holders, chemicals etc, without loosing any floor space or using up the Limited drawer space in your tool boxes. I am happy to send you some pics of my setup and have a chat about it. Cheers! Lukas

[@JoeEngineer]

@@lukasmatzinger Exactly the kind of feedback Im looking for. Thanks so much!