New sub here. You have invested well and have quite the shop to show for it. I'll be checking out your other videos and looking forward to seeing what else you come up with.
Great shop! Thanks for the tour.i recognized a few of your pieces from Jay's channel. Good choice. I look forward to seeing more of your work as you have time. Stay safe, have fun, and God bless.
HAHA ... 1 year ago i said to myself "hey, i can do such a table by myself" and bought a miter saw and a router ... 1 year later i have a full blown woodworking shop ... things escalate quickly
Nice shop, loved the video. Primary reason your CNC dust collection works better is because of the inlet and outlet configuration. You said the 6" helps "a little" in your video; it helps ALOT. From a conductance standpoint 6" will have well more than double the conductance (think of it as flow) of a 4" pipe, all else the same. Also the downstream configuration on your CNC dust collector is essentially optimized whereas your shop collector's downstream configuration is horrid for conductance (it looks really nice, so I understand why you did it). You want large diameters, minimal length, and minimal bends on both sides of the blower. You're choking the flow to the filter badly which causes causes a large pressure drop, thus decreasing flow rate at the tool-end. Hope this helps!
Thanks! I've considered upgrading to 6" inlet and outlet piping just haven't wanted to spend the money or the time to do so haha. I definitely will eventually just need to find some spare time.
OMG at 3:00 u need to make your blast gate look like a railroad semaphore signal (lower quadrant type, look 'em up!) because that would be AWESOME! lol
..........and things like that LOL. Great looking shop. I love your Husky table your upgrades are a great idea! One suggestion, get a 5lb extinguisher if you ever need one you will thank me I promise. Thanks for sharing your time and talent
Quick comment here. I have also modified my 2hp harbor freight DC with the Rikon impeller, bigger 6” inlet, and a pleated filter. The reason you’re not getting the suction you want is very likely due to your huge run of 4” pipe down to your filter. Even if it’s 5” ducting, you still have 90 degree angles, and a long travel down to your filter, which is choking the air movement. If you simply lift the filter up to be right next to the DC housing, and do a straight short run with a 5”-6” duct, your cfm will drastically increase.
Thanks for the advice! I have considered changing it to a straight run to the filter, but I like having it close to the ground for convenience when it needs to be cleaned. I still may do it eventually.
Kind of funny that I have almost all the exact same tools except a smaller CNC (Shop Sabre 30 by 40) but I have all my chit crammed into a 2 car garage. I'm jealous of the space you have but you don't get this kind of space on accident...you do something right in your life to deserve it so good for you my man. Good for you.
Such a grandfather thing to do, take a lesser tool in a trade for his grandson. Sounds like an awesome grandpa! What did you do prior to wood working full time? Btw, incredible shop, I’m definitely jealous!
DUSTIN, YOU HAVE A GREAT LOOKING SHOP THERE MY FRIEND.THATS A LOOKING WORK BENCH YOU HAVE THERE.I WANTED TO STOP IN SAY HODDY AND GIVE YOU A SUB.THANK YOU BUDDY FROM DOUG AKA #4.03
I wish I had videoed it, but I got in a hurry to get it complete before the CNC showed up and did think about it. By the time I did it was already too far along to try and video. Thanks for watching!
Nice shop mate...I'm a professional cabinet maker with all the gear, flat bed cnc, altendorf panel saw, holzher edgebander, drumsander, bandsaw, and some old combination machine which is a planer, thicknesser and spindel moulder all in one and a small spray booth. And I'm still jealous of your set up lol
I would suggest a much larger fire extinguisher with electrical devices and so much wood around. I mean you never know, there's a lot of blades that could cut a wire and cause a short.
Nice shop and good video! Like what you did with your shop vac and cyclone cart. Any chance you have a video on how you made it or how it’s working for you? Thanks!
tracks for the track saw on the garage door -- that's awesome. I've really wanted to utilize the garage door as storage space. Are those shop made holders? How did you make them? Will they hold the tracks if you open/close the garage door?
Do you have any plans or videos for your your work bench? I have been trying to convince myself to buy the adjustable height table and I really like how you modified yours.
I did get the idea from Katz-Moses but just cut them out with a jig saw, they were made long before getting the CNC. Before moving the dust collection I had them set up with contact switches that would turn on the dust collector when the gates were open. I plan on redoing that once I've settled on the layout. Thanks for watching!
Nice shop! Was gonna ask you questions about your dust collection system but I think I’m more interested in how your losing too much weight now! My wife says I’m getting too fat!! 😂
The only thing I would do differently would be to center the top. Since I put a bigger one on I set it back a bit to still have access to the lift crank. Now it just leans to the back a little, not really a big deal though.
Dustin, so many questions! OCD is a good thing for woodworkers. What are the dimensions of your main shop without the part you closed in? I'm trying to stuff everything into a 2 car garage and cant seem to accept the limitations I have on space but I want the Laguna bandsaw you have! Can you talk about the Husky adjustable table? Been looking at one. I like the addons you made. Does it take the weight of the laminated top and the drawers? How stable is it? I thought about using two of them for a miter saw station wings but then I saw the dog holes you made and wondered if it resist racking etc etc I like your shop. Would love to send some questions to you on if you're on Instagram. Thanks for the tour! Liked and subscribed
The main shop is 24x30 as for the husky table it handles the weight of the top and drawers well. The additional weight makes it really stable, its never moved on me with the wheels locked. The top will tilt some but not to bad, no different than it did with the smaller top it came with. I love having the ability to adjust the height, it makes a great infeed or outfeed for every tool too.
Jealous of your space and setup. Love my little garage but the project potential in here is insane. One thing I would add is some kind of sound dampening. Not only nice for video but would take the edge off of tool sounds. I always wear ear protection but still stuff sounds raw bouncing off all the concrete.
Nice tidy shop. What you call your "first aid kit" I would call a "minor boo boo kit", shops like yours have some nasty tools in them that can do some real injuries so if you have some money I would look at upgrading that to at least a small trauma kit by adding at least a couple of decent bandages (Isreali or OLAES or just 4" heavy if your on a budget), maybe a tourniquet if you know how and when to use, chest seals, CPR mask, couple of compressed gauze/ #15 wound dressings etc.
Love the mini fridge! Classic!
Nice shop
Thanks for watching
Very nice. Thx for sharing!
This workshop is perfect , my dream 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Really nice shop setup. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
New sub here. You have invested well and have quite the shop to show for it. I'll be checking out your other videos and looking forward to seeing what else you come up with.
Thanks!
Great shop! Thanks for the tour.i recognized a few of your pieces from Jay's channel. Good choice. I look forward to seeing more of your work as you have time. Stay safe, have fun, and God bless.
HAHA ... 1 year ago i said to myself "hey, i can do such a table by myself" and bought a miter saw and a router ... 1 year later i have a full blown woodworking shop ... things escalate quickly
Oh I know the feeling
Best application of french cleat wall by far!
Appreciate it!
That is one beautiful shop.
Love your workshop thanks for sharing this jem
Love the vaccuum cart man. The super tall arm to keep the hose off the floor is genius!
Thanks, it's the little things that make sanding not so terrible!
Great tour and shop! Props on the fire extinguisher, most shops are missing one. 👍🏼
Thanks for watching! Hopefully I never need it!
@@DustinOliver-OCD Agreed, but cheap investment just to be safe!
😳😯😳 niceest shop I’ve seen
I appreciate that!
Outstanding
Thanks!
Nice shop. Love the amount of space and the custom made shop bits every where.
Thanks!
This is nice setup.. I don't remember the last time my shop was this clean.. but, good for you..
The pull up thing is cool. I need to find something like that. tHanks for the video
Just getting more into woodworking and setting up my shop. Love the layout and look of everything. Well done!
Thanks and good luck with your shop setup!
Nice shop, loved the video.
Primary reason your CNC dust collection works better is because of the inlet and outlet configuration. You said the 6" helps "a little" in your video; it helps ALOT. From a conductance standpoint 6" will have well more than double the conductance (think of it as flow) of a 4" pipe, all else the same. Also the downstream configuration on your CNC dust collector is essentially optimized whereas your shop collector's downstream configuration is horrid for conductance (it looks really nice, so I understand why you did it). You want large diameters, minimal length, and minimal bends on both sides of the blower. You're choking the flow to the filter badly which causes causes a large pressure drop, thus decreasing flow rate at the tool-end.
Hope this helps!
Thanks! I've considered upgrading to 6" inlet and outlet piping just haven't wanted to spend the money or the time to do so haha. I definitely will eventually just need to find some spare time.
Nice shop and thank you for the tour! Always great to get ideas for layout from different people.
You bet! Thanks for watching!
so you follow the colander crowd also
Great video, and nice shop and equipment. You have put a lot of thought into your shop layout and it shows. Congratulations on a well planned shop.
Thanks I really appreciate it!
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What a great space. Soooo jealous.
Thanks!
Hobby😮 very nice
Nice. Clean and organized looks good
Subscribed
Thanks!
Very nice shop! Thanks for the tour!
Thanks for watching!
I love this shop❤
OMG at 3:00 u need to make your blast gate look like a railroad semaphore signal (lower quadrant type, look 'em up!) because that would be AWESOME! lol
I definitely had to look up what a semaphore signal was lol it does look like one though
Great shop tour! Still finishing my shop!
Thanks!
Maravilloso lugar de trabajo. Muy ordenado y funcional. Muchas felicitaciones!! Un abrazo desde Chile.
Thank you!
Great shop! Lots of room. Nice work!
Thank you
Awesome shop, man. Thanks for the tour.
Thanks for watching!
Well done!
Thanks!
Very nice shop.
Thanks!
Awesome shop! Do you find the muffler on the shop vac makes much of a difference.?
Thank! It's not major but it definitely makes a difference
Awesome shop!
Thank you!
Wow ! You certainly have a nice shop, Hope your recouping your investment. Ray H. UK
wow, I love it. Great tour.
Thanks so much!
still watching the ad lol. Subscribed.
😕 those are new... Thanks for joining in!
..........and things like that LOL. Great looking shop. I love your Husky table your upgrades are a great idea! One suggestion, get a 5lb extinguisher if you ever need one you will thank me I promise. Thanks for sharing your time and talent
Haha I was wondering when someone would point this out. Thanks for watching!
Very nice set up! Well thought out. I love designing and redesigning my shop, it is never ending lol
Thanks! Agreed, I'm constantly moving something around to see if I like it better.
Quick comment here. I have also modified my 2hp harbor freight DC with the Rikon impeller, bigger 6” inlet, and a pleated filter. The reason you’re not getting the suction you want is very likely due to your huge run of 4” pipe down to your filter. Even if it’s 5” ducting, you still have 90 degree angles, and a long travel down to your filter, which is choking the air movement. If you simply lift the filter up to be right next to the DC housing, and do a straight short run with a 5”-6” duct, your cfm will drastically increase.
Thanks for the advice! I have considered changing it to a straight run to the filter, but I like having it close to the ground for convenience when it needs to be cleaned. I still may do it eventually.
Cool shop!!! We just don't get that kinda space in the UK unless you're a millionaire. Good stuff
Thanks for watching!
Cool shop.
Thanks
Nice shop setup.
Thanks!
Kind of funny that I have almost all the exact same tools except a smaller CNC (Shop Sabre 30 by 40) but I have all my chit crammed into a 2 car garage. I'm jealous of the space you have but you don't get this kind of space on accident...you do something right in your life to deserve it so good for you my man. Good for you.
That's awesome! It all started for me in a 10x20 shed. Then while our house was being built, I built this shop myself. Thanks for the kind words!
Wow, awesome shop. Props on building up to this. 😎
Wouw!!! Nice!
Nice shop!
Thanks!
Nice tour and shop man! 👊
Appreciate it!
Really nice setup!
Nice shop an you seam very humble and down to earth, I'm in, I'm glad I didn't pass this one up
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
Expectcular ❤️❤️
Thank you for the tour. Subscribed. I know what you mean about tying up. My workshop isn't messy but it is very cluttered.
Thanks for watching
Great video, and well designed shop!
Thanks!
Very nice shop
Especially like the miter saw station
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New to TH-cam woodworking content creation
Goodluck with your business
Thanks I appreciate it!
i would like to see how you built the french cleat wall! nice job!
very well done.
nice shop.
Thanks 👍
Very Kewl Place!
Thanks!
Good shop tour! But great workout video!! 😉
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Such a grandfather thing to do, take a lesser tool in a trade for his grandson. Sounds like an awesome grandpa! What did you do prior to wood working full time? Btw, incredible shop, I’m definitely jealous!
He is! Woodworking still isn't my full time job but it's definitely not just a hobby anymore. Thanks!
@@DustinOliver-OCD didn't answer the question.
I bought 1 driller for a hobby. Now I have everything.
Once you start, it's hard to stop.
DUSTIN, YOU HAVE A GREAT LOOKING SHOP THERE MY FRIEND.THATS A LOOKING WORK BENCH YOU HAVE THERE.I WANTED TO STOP IN SAY HODDY AND GIVE YOU A SUB.THANK YOU BUDDY FROM DOUG AKA #4.03
Thanks 👍
Ótima oficina, só falta trabalhar
Thanks!
Very nice layout! We just shot our first shop tour video of our 4k sqft one man shop!
Awesome shop man
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching!
Any video on adding your addition? Thanks for the walk.
I wish I had videoed it, but I got in a hurry to get it complete before the CNC showed up and did think about it. By the time I did it was already too far along to try and video. Thanks for watching!
Nice shop i alwais whanted to have a shop like that
Great video! Keep it up Dustin.
Thanks!
Awesome shop! I love the workbench top with your logo. Do you have a video on it?
Thanks and not yet! I may do something on it in the future as it has been a popular subject from the video.
Nice shop mate...I'm a professional cabinet maker with all the gear, flat bed cnc, altendorf panel saw, holzher edgebander, drumsander, bandsaw, and some old combination machine which is a planer, thicknesser and spindel moulder all in one and a small spray booth. And I'm still jealous of your set up lol
Just subscribed, looking forward to seeing your work, hope you crank out some more videos.
Awesome thank you!
I would suggest a much larger fire extinguisher with electrical devices and so much wood around. I mean you never know, there's a lot of blades that could cut a wire and cause a short.
Yea that's not a bad idea.
Nice shop and good video!
Like what you did with your shop vac and cyclone cart. Any chance you have a video on how you made it or how it’s working for you? Thanks!
Thanks i appreciate it and no I don't have a video on making it, but I can tell you that it works well. Only the fine dust makes it to the vacuum.
Love the shop tour. Just subscribed. Hope to see more of your dust collection, especially the connection to the filter.
Awesome! Thank you!
Awesome shop set up. Love all the space you have. Thanks for the tour. Sub'd Tony
Thanks! I wish I had more space haha
tracks for the track saw on the garage door -- that's awesome. I've really wanted to utilize the garage door as storage space. Are those shop made holders? How did you make them? Will they hold the tracks if you open/close the garage door?
Yes they are shop made and do hold the track when door is opened/closed. I just sketched up the design and used the CNC to cut the parts.
Would you recommend that miter saw still? Even after having all those Milwaukee tools and batteries?
Do you have any plans or videos for your your work bench? I have been trying to convince myself to buy the adjustable height table and I really like how you modified yours.
+1
Thanks and not yet! I may do something on it in the future as it has been a popular subject from the video.
OCD. You said you had OCD. I get it. Oliver Custom Design 😁
Damn nice. Subbed 👍
Thanks! Appreciate the sub!
Awesome space and equipment. Lots of headroom. How do you like your lighting? Did you need to modify any of it?
Thanks! I haven't haf a need to change the lighting, it has been working good for me!
How do you like that Husky workbench? Is it stable enough to work with for larger projects?
It's been able to handle pretty much everything I needed to do on it.
Please provide some info on your workbench. I can’t find it on Home Depot’s website. Awesome shop tour.
It's a Husky 52in adjustable height work bench table.
What size is the replacement top?
Which Home Depot was that...I could use a free sander! 😂
Great shop layout!
Thanks! A buddy of mine tried a few days after I got mine but didn't have any luck haha.
Are those Katz Moses' blast gates? I have those and love them. They are set up like yours. Overhead.
I did get the idea from Katz-Moses but just cut them out with a jig saw, they were made long before getting the CNC. Before moving the dust collection I had them set up with contact switches that would turn on the dust collector when the gates were open. I plan on redoing that once I've settled on the layout. Thanks for watching!
@@DustinOliver-OCD mine were not made with cnc either.
Nice shop! Was gonna ask you questions about your dust collection system but I think I’m more interested in how your losing too much weight now! My wife says I’m getting too fat!! 😂
I've been planning to get the Husky height adjustable work bench and modify it like yours for some time now. Anything you'd do differently?
The only thing I would do differently would be to center the top. Since I put a bigger one on I set it back a bit to still have access to the lift crank. Now it just leans to the back a little, not really a big deal though.
Dustin, so many questions!
OCD is a good thing for woodworkers.
What are the dimensions of your main shop without the part you closed in? I'm trying to stuff everything into a 2 car garage and cant seem to accept the limitations I have on space but I want the Laguna bandsaw you have! Can you talk about the Husky adjustable table? Been looking at one. I like the addons you made. Does it take the weight of the laminated top and the drawers? How stable is it? I thought about using two of them for a miter saw station wings but then I saw the dog holes you made and wondered if it resist racking etc etc
I like your shop. Would love to send some questions to you on if you're on Instagram. Thanks for the tour! Liked and subscribed
The main shop is 24x30 as for the husky table it handles the weight of the top and drawers well. The additional weight makes it really stable, its never moved on me with the wheels locked. The top will tilt some but not to bad, no different than it did with the smaller top it came with. I love having the ability to adjust the height, it makes a great infeed or outfeed for every tool too.
Can you show how you made the track saw track storage? Would definitely like to do that in my shop
I just sketched up the design and used the cnc to cut the parts. It could easily be done with a jig saw
Jealous of your space and setup. Love my little garage but the project potential in here is insane. One thing I would add is some kind of sound dampening. Not only nice for video but would take the edge off of tool sounds. I always wear ear protection but still stuff sounds raw bouncing off all the concrete.
Great point! I've considered making some just haven't set aside time to do so. Thanks for watching
I like your husky work bench. What size did you get?
nice tour, thats a really good setup you have. My question is this... the husky adjustable height table, how sturdy is it when all wheels are locked?
Thanks! It's really sturdy, especially with the cabinet underneath. It adds weight which is needed when doing any hand tool work.
Beautiful shop and great setup. What is the box with the filters next to the Jet jointer?
It's a air cleaner cart
How did you make that husky work bench I’m looking for the exact same thing
I just made a new top for it then built the cabinet under it for storage.
Great video and shop! Planning my new shop build this spring. Curious on the shop size as well as how you like the avid cnc? Thanks!
The main area is 24x30 and the cnc room is 12x20. As for the Acid cnc, I love it!
That fridge is awesome. Did it come that way?
Yes I got it for Christmas one year I think
What are you using to hold your tracks on the wall?
I just made some some holders from scrap plywood.
Nice tidy shop. What you call your "first aid kit" I would call a "minor boo boo kit", shops like yours have some nasty tools in them that can do some real injuries so if you have some money I would look at upgrading that to at least a small trauma kit by adding at least a couple of decent bandages (Isreali or OLAES or just 4" heavy if your on a budget), maybe a tourniquet if you know how and when to use, chest seals, CPR mask, couple of compressed gauze/ #15 wound dressings etc.