The Woodworker on the Go: A Tour of My Portable Woodshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2015
- A portable woodshop is a great way for a woodworker to be able to take their tools and equipment with them wherever they go. It can be especially useful for those who do not have a dedicated space for woodworking at home, or for those who like to work on projects while they are on the go.
The woodshop also includes, a workbench, and storage solutions for tools and materials.
The benefits of a portable workspace include the ability to work on projects anywhere, the convenience of having all of your tools and equipment in one place, and the ability to easily set up and take down the workshop as needed. A portable workshop might be the perfect solution for you.
If you'd like to get your own set of plans to build your own Mobile Woodshop, visit
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Complete professional right here folks. This is what makes all the difference in the world. Most contractors are never this clean and organized. In fact I've never seen any. I used to have a boat business. We worked on large yachts. We had an amazing truck with a grumen rear end. Even cleaner than this with all Moduline and Snap-on tools. We styaed clean all day and if we got dirty we changed our clothes. Our tools boxes were even covered in high end carpet which was changed all the time. We worked on multi-million dollar boats... they were beautiful. Other than my partner and I I never saw any other company as professional as we were. Our rates reflected that and we were often booked 6 months out on work. The down side.... we could never find other techs that were like us.. so it was always us doing the work. SUCH AN AMAZING SET UP YOU HAVE Ron. I'll have ot check out more of your work. Funny, my wife and I are planning on moving to the San Juan's in a few years to finally do some cruising. Maybe we can look you up to build our next home:-) Congrats... I like your style.
Great example and job. Can be done as a standalone shop in the yard to save room in the garage.
Wow!. Just a humble DIYer here but that is truly the sign of a professional. Going to use some of these ideas in my home workshop.
Ron, you're very skilled and well thought out. You built that thing like you were going to use it for 500 years. You know we're not around much longer, right ? The closing act is just around the corner. Live every day like it's your last one.
I can’t thank you enough Ron! I’ve used a tool trailer for almost 10 years and have redesigned it 3 times. This time it’s inspired by you and so efficient now. Again thank you for these videos.
I agree with your last comments, Ron. Professionalism is key in this business, and if a contractor rolled up with a trailer like that to one of my jobs, it would immediately instill a sense of trust, integrity, and professionalism. Well done!
Ron I have been in the industry for a long time doing high end remodels, log home building, rustic furniture etc. You have totally revolutionized the way we are approaching efficiency. We use your work benches and work station everyday, and I am currently building out one of our trailers using a lot of your ideas. I know how long it takes to shoot and edit video, thank you for taking the time to do so. We bought a Festool track saw as well, don't know how we did things without it! Keep up the good work! Brandon
You the man! That's the Swiss army knife of trailers. Great video.
What a great rolling testament to your skill as a tradesman. Superior!
You are what I look for when I look for a contractor, very awesome concept.
TH-cam is so humbling. I dream of building a mobile workshop/toolroom; you show the latest iteration of the ones you've built. Way to go!
If a contractor arrived looking like this you know you are going to get a good job done .His workbench design is easily the best I have ever seen .In portable benches that is .Fixed benches are a different matter.
Incredible. I can only imagine what customers think of such an organized shop on wheels. I know it's easy to get disorganized especially if your working constantly and moving from job to job. Once you get a system setup it's easier to keep it that way.
I'm not in construction but love your attention to detail and dedication to your profession. Thank you for sharing!
Ron, I am awful at driving a trailer around, so I bought a high roof Ford Transit Van and plan to mimic your ideas to the fullest. Thank you for all that you do.
Ron, that trailer is masterful. I am willing to bet that not only mirrors the quality of your work, but you as an individual.
Thank You
Some people have a Lamborghini, Ron has a mobile tool room.
Awesome!
+Travis In Canada I'd rather have this tool room ;-)
+lifeisshort:liveit I agree 100%
That’s well thought out your well organised , good idea ,I’m a plumber and my trailer is set up for all my needs , I enjoyed your video
This trailer is a work of art! Having a well organized truck or trailer when you move from site to site is so valuable, thanks for giving us a tourer.
I'm impressed on how well you backed that trailer honestly. That's a real fine art that I haven't quite mastered yet.
Great tour, Ron. I am very envious of your organizational skills and the planning and effort that went into this work trailer. I'm well beyond my "construction years", but when I was building houses, I could identify with your comments about stopping to drive to the lumber yard, hardware store, plumbing supply house, etc. Having everything at your fingertips is a great efficiency improvement.
Very well planned. The thought that went into this is amazing as well as the execution. Fun video to watch! Great job Ron.
Fantastic portable workshop. So well planned.
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@Devon Reign yea, have been watching on Instaflixxer for since december myself :)
I'm just a DIY guy from New Zealand, but I find your commitment to being organized INSPIRATIONAL!!!
Love the lay out and how every bit of space is used. .
I'm not a carpenter, but very nice and organized job trailer. Plenty of ideas for any organizational need.
Your the man Ron. My woodworking hero. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making the videos. You make the world a better place.
Ron you really have developed the ultimate tool/work trailer there, very nice, top notch job!.....Thanks for sharing the whole thing with us!....take care, Tim...
Best trailer set-up I've ever seen!! very nice set up!
I love how you keep things practical and simple. The easier it is to use, the more often it will be used. Love the videos and the insight you provide. Wish I had a mentor like you in my life. Take care
I've enjoyed all the videos and have lots of your ideas planned for my small 2 car garage workshop. I love the efficiency of your 'workspaces' and work surfaces. Keep up the good work it's much appreciated!
Thanks Ron! ALOT of great ideas
Incredibly impressive.....
Just wow. That's very impressive. I'm looking to re-do my shop in the garage and I'll be doing a lot of nesting tools and making my workbench nest into a wall cabinet solution, making it mobile. I'll so be stealing some ideas here. Amazing work.
awesome ideas all over the place. Thanks!
It turned out really nice. I just need to figure out how to modify it to put my 10.5' brake in there!
Thanks for final tour.
The tool cubbies are great, definitely going to have to incorporate that into my trailer, so handy and they take up so much less room out of their cases.
Thanks again
Todd
Ron you're a legend, thank you for sharing this with the community!
Love the video, you are the master of organization - i'm also happy you spoke about time and money, so many woodworkers and or contractors do not talk about money or what to charge for certain jobs. wish more people did.
Fantastic shop! Really appreciate you sharing
Fantastic Ron
I can imagine the shop I could set up after winning the lottery and having a space as big as that garage. Very nice bro! You obviously do well.
Awesome trailer Ron! We must do similar things, we have a lot of similar stuff in our trailers. I have a cargo container that I keep the other stuff in, like sprayers, tiles saws, concrete tools, perry scaffolding specialty ladders etc.
Thanks Ron, that was very informative and helpful. It really puts a nice finish-trim to your Rolling Toolbox-series.
I commend you on your teaching spirit, and the professionalism you foster with all of your videos. I wish others would emulate this aspect of your character, as they learn how to run a business successfully. You are most generous with information most would treat as trade secrets. It raises the standards of the industry for everyone. You have my deep and abiding respect, sir.
Wow what a great idea.
Very nice! As good as any I've seen.
You're the man, Ron Paulk! An inspiration. thanks!
Brilliant! Nice Job!
Thanks Ron, your videos have been a great help in making my own portable workshop I combined aspects of your box truck and resent trailer versions cause I like the ability of easy tool access with bigger tools like miter and table saws ready to be used in they're spots (with dust collection) but easy accessible for bringing on job sites. All your setups work great and make it easy for my guys and I to work efficiently.
The ultimate road show. Thanks for the inspiration....
Great work Ron👍🏻
Nice Trailer.
Well thought out.
You are an inspiration Ron. This has changed my view of things
Amazing tool Room.
this is the best mobile tool room I have seen in a medium trailer, looks very professional! now I need to watch the total package of the built.....cheers.
I both love and hate you in equal measure.... only kidding but I am very jealous of your trailer and impressed at how it's been fitted out
AWSOME!!! thank you for sharing
Oh man you are crazy !!! Very beautiful , everything it's so organized..... I will star watching your videos , thank you for the videos !!!
Ron thanks for all the ideas , I have built the smaller workstation but modified the saw mount by mounting 1" schedule 40 pipe to the sides of the saw and they slide over the extended conduit tubing.I have also done some cabinet layout in sketch up to install in the box truck i am buying in the spring to replace my van, also agree that you cant beat Festool for the quality of the product , keep the videos coming .
I bought the plans for the ultimate workbench last year. I spent about 40 hours and $250 to complete it. People are so impressed that I have this workbench and becomes a real conversation piece. When I tell them the story and see I built it, there is instant confidence in my capabilities as a contractor. My last job was a ceiling repair with about 16 sheets. I set up the bench in 5 minutes, unloaded the sheetrock and stacked it on the bench. Minimal movement of materials is key for efficiency. At the end of the day, bungied a tarp over the material and was able to leave knowing the rain would not damage the drywall. Thanks Ron. I try to send people to your TH-cam page every chance I get.
Ron Laukaitis Ron, I have had the same experience. It seems as soon as I set up my bench, the clients assume I am a pro even before they see my work. Glad to hear you are enjoying the benefits of a good bench.
Ron
excellent job and great video, well produced
just started watching your channel. What a discovery!
You are a fine craftsman...
Nice work
Nice! Well thought out!
You are the man, Ron!
I think I dislike you just a little bit for being that organized, but that it offset by the fact you share it with us. Great ideas, I have subscribed and plan to buy some plans. Thanks!
very well organized trailer, give me lots of ideas about how to organize my shop as well, thanks
that is very impressive. thanks for the video...
You have amazing organizational skills. It's great to see someone who takes our line of work so seriously.
I didn't notice you describing a place for step ladders. Or did I miss it?
+Alex Gabriel Biagioni Alex, in one of the videos, I show that 3 (a 7' & (2) 4') step ladders stand up next to the tall cabinet on the right.
Wow, all I can say is Awesome job well thought out. Enjoyed the video, thanks!
conduit in your shop is mint!
Thanks for taking the time to make this video Ron. Your storage system is ingenious and inspiring.
Totally awesome. Great setup. Very well thought-out.
I want to post what I have done with your design inspiration. I don't know how to..... Btw your the man Ron please keep it up. For America...
Brilliant! Incredible craftsmanship!
I built his workbench :P
Oh snap Antoine Descôteaux you're on G+! Ha ha
Seems like :p
love the setup
Great use of space. Inspirational. Keep up the good work!
Dude, you rock! Greetings from Argentina!
That's the tour I was looking for Ron. I watched your series but I was hoping you would bring the camera inside. Thanks for sharing.
Great Job Ron.. I enjoyed this as well as the series.
Awesome set up! I have been in the bizz for 36 years working out of the back of a pickup with a topper. I just never seem to have the time or the energy to build this setup, I'm to busy working six days a week to pay my bills. My tools don't look like new either. Maybe when I retire I could do this. It would be great to have a clean shop and everything in its place but as long as I need to build stuff it's going to be sawdust, worn out cords and boxes of screws tipping over.
I am currently designing a shed/workshop with combined greenhouse, was looking for a workbench design which was light, strong portable and with good function :)
Well your design is excellent, now I also find the ultimate mobile workshop to.
Superb thought process, have subscribed and will be downloading plans.
Thank you for uploading these videos it is beyond my expectations what I have learned.
Just awesome Ron!
Thanks Greg
Very cool
Amazing.
Lots of great ideas Ron!! I'm in the process of designing my own construction trailer in SketchUp. I love the Quality and workmanship you have put into it. When my design is complete I will send you a SketchUp view to you to see what you think. Thanks and great job!
Ron I always look forward to your videos. I was wondering if in the future you could film some residential cabinet making and installs. Or just some basic building topics like installing trim, framing, flooring etc. You are such a great teacher by videos I am sure I, as well as others could learn a lot. thank you so much for the videos you have produced already.
I have attempted to video some projects, but have failed to attend to the video camera. I seem to have hours of useless video that editing would only make worse. I might have to see about getting some video talent to help out. I have also, thought about building a studio that I could hang doors & windows, set cabinets and trim. It would not be the same as an actual project, but still a good way to demonstrate techniques. If I could only get time away from those pesky clients, you know the ones that pay the bills:0)
Ron Paulk That would be great Ron Paulk trade school. I'd sign up.
certain that your work is better than your perfect mobile shop.
I LOVE those Viewtainers! When I was a satellite installer they made it so easy to have enough connectors/fasteners to do the total job right in your tool belt. This is the first video I have ever watched of yours, and it earned you a subscription. I learned about you from Jay Bates, another youtuber who admires your work. Good stuff.
+Chris Moore Never seen them before this video... I found them on Amazon but can get expensive that way... not available at Home Depot, at least not online. Where did you get them? Nice job Ron... feel free to jump in here anytime if you'd like.
I got mine at Home Depot, but it's been a few years.
I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your video and I appreciate your creative organizational ingenuity !! Very inspirational.. I love especially the concept of being able to get to things without having to move other things.. take care Ron, Jon O. Idaho Builder
Awesome video Ron. I'm sure all of the hard work and time spent to build your portable woodshop is worth it. Nice job!
very nice!!
who would give this a thumbs down?
wet dream trailer. outstanding
Brilliant.
Thank You
I shared this for I know quote a few people working out of there trailers none as nice as yours love organization
very nice
Good comment on maby using a different miter saw for a potential outdoor miter saw station. The Kapex is not the best brand and model for that type of tougher arrangement.
Your mobile workshops and benches are awesome. I'm curious if you have any suggestions on how to add a siding brake into this trailer and making it a little more functional. Right now I place mine in the center while transporting and set it up on saw horses while using. I'd like to make it more functional cause it's always I the way. I also added a roll out camper awning to the exterior of my trailer so when it rains I can still work in a dry space and shading from the sun! You have great ideas! Thank you for sharing them
AWESOME
nice build bro
Great trailer setup! I am OCD when it comes to being organized. Always looking for a better way to be more efficient. Thanks for the video.
Great video Ron. I have gotten pretty far on my own trailer. I used a lot of your ideas. Very inspiring.
Email me some photos, I would love to post them on the Paulk Facebook and Pinterest pages.
That's a VERY *nice* setup. What if you have a job site that doesn't have electricity available ? Have you thought of setting up your trailer with a gas powered generator for providing electricity ? Something that I thought about of which I think you would benefit from is installing your self a Solar Powered exhaust fan system into the trailer that would circulate fresh air through your trailer for.in those very Hot Summers. You could incorporate into the exhaust system what is called a "Snap-Disc Controller". It's function provides controlling of the fan(s) based upon temperatures. It will turn on the exhaust fan when it reaches say 120 degrees and shut off when the temperature drops 20 degrees. They come in different temperature variables. Also, not only could you power it by solar but you could also use a solar panel.to charge up your batteries or a box fan to cool off in front of too. Hope this idea benefits you ? BTW I love watching your videos.
Chris S Aloha Chris, I can rent a generator if necessary and haul it in my pickup, but the very first thing we do is install temp power. In almost 30 years I have never once been on a job without power other than storm power outages.