Beautiful shop. How nice to work in. The one thing you had that was most important is your shop dog. No shop should be without one. I have a 6 month old Beagle and she can find things I didn’t even know I had. And if you drop something you have 2 seconds to pick it up before it’s gone lol well it’s 2024 and I’ll bet you have your new lathe. Your granddaughter is very lucky. When my first of 3 sons was born I made an 18 th century reproduction cradle. All solid black walnut. Carved wheat sheafs W on the top front. A family heirloom . Four grandkids started life in there lol. Before too long I suspect a great, great grandkid. Interesting as I was a tool and die maker at the time. Now my garage hobby shop is metal and wood working. Pretty much the same processes. Just different medias. Wishing you much success sir. Enjoyed your video. Hope to make my first shop tour in a few months.
Great tour! Likes and dislikes on that drum sander? Also, interested in your Festool rail storage, I like they are over the top of each other saving wall space!
Thanks! The drum sander has served me very well for quite a few years and I couldn't be happier! Obviously, I changed the original useless stand but, that's the only negative I have to say about it. The rail storage actually came from a member on my forums. They were originally designed to fit on a panel of a garage door and with a thin layer of cork, they hold well when the door is opened. Great use of space generally unused in many shops. Suggest logging into the forums and asking. I'm sure the original poster there would be happy to either supply the measurements or I can grab them from the ones I have.
I've went through the mental gymnastics of choosing between the 14BX and 18BX. Being you have both, if you could only have one, which one would you choose and why?
Ultimately, it depends on what kind of work you do. If my saw was primarily for resaw, then I would have the 18. If I just wanted general use with the occasional resaw, then I would have the 14. The 14 is actually plenty to do everything I've asked of either saw so far.
Awesome shop tour, looked for the plans for you supermax drum sander stand on your website, unable to find. Could you please let me know where to get them. Happy New Year!!
Just had a look and they're not there for some reason... Let me know what details you'd like and I'll grab them for you. Apologies, I thought they were there..
I discovered your channel about a month ago when someone posted on a Facebook group I subscribe to your collaboration with Jeff on his workbench. I enjoyed watching your workbench build and look forward to your future videos. Great, informative videos. Well done. In this video of your shop tour, what are the two square things mounted to the ceiling in front of your clamp wall? Thanks in advance….Mike from central PA
Thanks Mike! The items you're referring to are actually lights for when I'm filming at either side of the clamp wall. One is aimed at the router table and the other is aimed at my 14" bandsaw. Not normal items for most shops.
Happy New Year. May 2023 be a Banner Year for you & your family. I see you have both the 14bx & 18bx. I’m looking at both of them as possibilities for my first bandsaw. I have large rough stock material so Resawing is a must but don’t want to sacrifice finesse procedures. Can only afford one model though. Is the 14bx up to the task of cutting up 4-6” thick black walnut planks? Cheers.
To be honest, it hasn't fully integrated into my work flow yet. On the few occasions I've used it, it's been awesome. I'm sure it's just me but, things like this take time to work into my flow. No regrets.
Beautiful shop. How nice to work in. The one thing you had that was most important is your shop dog. No shop should be without one. I have a 6 month old Beagle and she can find things I didn’t even know I had. And if you drop something you have 2 seconds to pick it up before it’s gone lol well it’s 2024 and I’ll bet you have your new lathe. Your granddaughter is very lucky. When my first of 3 sons was born I made an 18 th century reproduction cradle. All solid black walnut. Carved wheat sheafs W on the top front. A family heirloom . Four grandkids started life in there lol. Before too long I suspect a great, great grandkid. Interesting as I was a tool and die maker at the time. Now my garage hobby shop is metal and wood working. Pretty much the same processes. Just different medias. Wishing you much success sir. Enjoyed your video. Hope to make my first shop tour in a few months.
HELLO, MY FRIEND THE SHOP IS LOOKING GREAT BUDDY, NICE AND CLEAN RIGHT UP MY ALLY. LOL. GOOD TO YOU KEVEN AND HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM DOUG
You have a beautiful shop with nice made furniture for your tools and consumables. Great job!
Thank you!
Great shop, perfect size, great work flow, and superb storage solutions. I know because I worked in this shop!
Thanks Jeff! Hope you're enjoying that bench!
Awesome layout - what a dream! Thanks for the tour
Thanks!
Amazing shop. Jealous. But one day is the good Lord allows I will have a similar shop. 😊
Nice shop👍
Thanks!
What an amazing shop. My dream workspace
Thank you
Great shop! Need to get out there and see it in person!
Great tour! Likes and dislikes on that drum sander? Also, interested in your Festool rail storage, I like they are over the top of each other saving wall space!
Thanks! The drum sander has served me very well for quite a few years and I couldn't be happier! Obviously, I changed the original useless stand but, that's the only negative I have to say about it. The rail storage actually came from a member on my forums. They were originally designed to fit on a panel of a garage door and with a thin layer of cork, they hold well when the door is opened. Great use of space generally unused in many shops. Suggest logging into the forums and asking. I'm sure the original poster there would be happy to either supply the measurements or I can grab them from the ones I have.
@@KevsWoodworks I’ll check the forum out!
Happy new year Kevin love your shop!
Thank you sir! Happy New Year to you as well.
Thanks for the tour. Great shop. From London UK
Thank you
Nice shop tour..me jealous😂 You should do a video recap of the projects you did in 2022
Was the last video I released before this one..
Enjoyed the shop tour, looks too neat to work in. All those clamps look amazing. Tony
Thanks, it gets messy. Fortunately, it's quick to clean because everything has a home.
Always like your shop, I'm working on my shop tour I just cant seem to organize it enough.
Thanks! It takes time for sure!
I've went through the mental gymnastics of choosing between the 14BX and 18BX. Being you have both, if you could only have one, which one would you choose and why?
Ultimately, it depends on what kind of work you do. If my saw was primarily for resaw, then I would have the 18. If I just wanted general use with the occasional resaw, then I would have the 14. The 14 is actually plenty to do everything I've asked of either saw so far.
Awesome shop tour, looked for the plans for you supermax drum sander stand on your website, unable to find. Could you please let me know where to get them. Happy New Year!!
Just had a look and they're not there for some reason... Let me know what details you'd like and I'll grab them for you. Apologies, I thought they were there..
I discovered your channel about a month ago when someone posted on a Facebook group I subscribe to your collaboration with Jeff on his workbench. I enjoyed watching your workbench build and look forward to your future videos. Great, informative videos. Well done. In this video of your shop tour, what are the two square things mounted to the ceiling in front of your clamp wall? Thanks in advance….Mike from central PA
Thanks Mike! The items you're referring to are actually lights for when I'm filming at either side of the clamp wall. One is aimed at the router table and the other is aimed at my 14" bandsaw. Not normal items for most shops.
Beautiful! What state do you live?
Thanks! I'm in NW Montana
Happy New Year. May 2023 be a Banner Year for you & your family. I see you have both the 14bx & 18bx. I’m looking at both of them as possibilities for my first bandsaw. I have large rough stock material so Resawing is a must but don’t want to sacrifice finesse procedures. Can only afford one model though. Is the 14bx up to the task of cutting up 4-6” thick black walnut planks? Cheers.
Yes, the 14BX will handle that resaw.
@@KevsWoodworks Thanks…. Looking forwards to seeing it in action!
How do you like your Woodpecker Flip and Rip? Worth it?
To be honest, it hasn't fully integrated into my work flow yet. On the few occasions I've used it, it's been awesome. I'm sure it's just me but, things like this take time to work into my flow. No regrets.
How big is your woods
The shop is ~30 x 35. I think that's what you're asking?