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- This in my 2023 Shop Tour!
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A great shop tour. Lots of useful ideas. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
A good workshop tour gets a subscription every time for me. Wishing plenty of videos in the future.
Awesome! Thank you!
I’m loving your workshop! You’ve done very well with your organization and creativity. I like how you use the French cleats in sections instead of plastering an entire wall with French cleats.
Thanks so much! 😊
Subscribed. The algorithm suggested you no doubt because of my recent binging of shop tours and shop org tips. (It’s time!) Appreciate the honesty about poor choices and tools you rarely use. You’ve given me some tasty food for thought about plywood storage and making use of the garage door. Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you!
My biggest space problem is still all the wood storage. I have almost the same dimensions shop, but one quarter is taken by wood. I will have to built another shed just for that.
I hear ya. Solving that problem changed everything for me.
Dig your honesty on equipment. I think like you and appreciate the experience you shared.
Thank you I appreciate it!
Love the fact you showed your mistakes with the size of the drawers. Great shop. Great video
Thank you! Cheers!
At the 4:45 mark: The company that makes your cyclone system is named for the Native Americans who were the original inhabitants of the Syracuse, NY area where the company is located. “Oneida” can be tricky to pronounce. While it looks like “One-ee-da”, it’s actually “Oh-NYE-da”. Thanks for a great shop tour vid; I am also fed up with my shop and on a mission to have a shop wherein I can walk up to what I need and not have to move anything to get to it… ;)
Thanks! I did not know! good luck with your shop!
Great shop hope someday to have a shop of my own best of luck on your journey
Thank you!
It’s so neat and organized!!! Looks good.
Thanks Misu!
Nice shop! When it comes to get better dustcollection on tablesaw it will need as much air coming in as going out so if you close it to much the suction will suffer. Iam pretty sure because I did exactly as you😊
Hello from Vancouver Island 🌴
Hello there!
Good luck on the continued evolution of your shop!
Thank you!
It's looking fantastic in there, dude! 😃
I hope some day my workspace gets that organized. 😬
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you! And thank you for making the time to comment on all of my videos. I appreciate it!
Great video, appreciated your comments and reasoning for tools and shop layout.
Thank you!
I like the Kreg Foreman dropped into the bench. Good idea.
Thanks It works well!
never saw a hanging cnc. thanks!
Glad to help
That's a very nice workshop. Well organized.
Thanks! It was fun to set up!
Fantastic workshop Preston I’m envious of all the space. I love the layout and that camera rig come on man ! Great video thanks
Thanks Steve! Im looking forward to your shop tour!
@@UrbanShopWorks I’ll make one at some point 👍
Mass accent? Great lumber on the wall!
No! I'm Canadian.
Awesome tour. Great looking shop, thanks for sharing.
You bet!
Fantastic shop tour. Your organization is amazing.
Thank you!
Hey, great shop. My shop was a two car garage with all the machines and other tools space was a problem. I agree open area is great to have my shop was a bit too crowded but I made it work. Again great shop.
It sure is hard to make something big when you don't have anywhere to put it! Thanks for watching!
Great shop, imagine if you were not renting and actually can make changes you want.
I think about that every day! Thanks for watching!
Just discovered your channel. What a great workshop you have.
Looking forward to learning new things on this channel.
Awesome, thank you!
Very professional, from today one of my favorite channels! :)
Awesome thank you!
I have a smaller shop 3m×5m and it is like Aladin's cave. I love it but the lack of space is getting to be a problem. I think I need to assess what I actually need & use regularly & clear out the rest.
Love your shop. Subscribed :)
I hear ya, the empty space in my shop is arguably the most valuable thing in my shop.
Hey there,
Nice shop tour - need to do one this year myself.
You make some really cool stuff and your shop looks like an amazing space. I need to take your lighting advice.
Keep up the videos you earned a sub!
Regards James
One Handed Maker - Australia
Thanks James!
Nice shop! Great video
Thank you!
totally agree with buying shit and hardly using it.
Nice shop! Very well laid out!
Thanks Ricky!
First time viewer. I guest the algorithm suggest you because I like Shop Tour Videos. :) Nice shop tour! If I can make a suggestion, move your mic. You can hear almost every time you swallow. I'm looking forward to seeing some of your other videos. Thanks for sharing.
Cool, thanks!
Good video, that camera rig is cool
Thanks 👍
Thanks very much for your shop tour, warts and all! Gives me some ideas for my next shop. Canadian tire, eh?
Yup. Canadian Tire Eh!
Very inspiring! The shop looks absolutely awesome. But I think you should get some more Festool tracks
😂😂😂 n+1
Great video. Genius CNC setup! Are there any downfalls or things to know about wall mounting that CNC? Curious of the pros and cons beyond the savings in floor space.
Cons are it’s really heavy getting it on the wall is a two person job. clamping can be an issue, I put dog holes in the waist board and use bench dogs for placement and to aid with holding. I also have a 2 kw water cooled spindle in my CNC which is not supported by the CNC manufacturer and the cons of this is the added weight to the Z and Y axis. It still works fine though in this orientation.
@@UrbanShopWorks thanks man. Looking forward to future videos.
Do you have rigidity issues with the wall mounted CNC router? I like your solution here.
Not at all
Nice shop for the space you have. My question is what do you make. Shops that produce stuff are quite different than what I see there. I don't look at you tube vidieo for entertainment i look at videos to learn somthing new. Good luck with your shows
This is a hobby shop, I make whatever interests me.
That stove....build a handy, flat work surface or niche-function storage cabinet around the base, OR open shelving mounted up and around the smoke stack! Bingo -usable space.
Not a bad Idea!
This is awesome, thank you for posting! I have the same electrical issues that you use to have, curious what model the dust collector is? Was hoping to upgrade from my Harbor freight one but am limited to 15A circuits in a rented space
I have the laguna PFlux -1. It’s a 1.5 hp 110/220 v. I have mine plugged into a 15 amp 110 outlet.
I too LOVE the idea of machining! One day I hope to have to the time to learn it. I liked the "tent" wood storage. What part of the world are you in? We moved to the midwest and it's SUPER humid here and I would be afraid of my wood getting ruined being outside even if it's covered. 3: Remember, you have VERTICAL space too! You're lucky. Use it where you can.
Im in the Yukon Canada, it's cold and dry here! Thanks for watching!
That is a nicely laid-out shop. Can you post a link to the camera mount you have on the selfie-stick?
Thanks1 its one of these amzn.to/3NLsnk9
@@UrbanShopWorks coolness. Thanks!
Great video!. Good looking shop. Would you mind sharing the info for your camera and rig? thanks in advance.
The aluminum extrusion and linear rail and bearings are all spare parts from inventables, it’s the same stuff that their CNC is constructed from I ordered the parts of their web site.
Great shop Ive been watching a bunch of videos for ideas for my own shop. Thinking of starting a channel too of my workshop build etc. Any pro tips? Keep up the good work!
Just start. You will figure out everything as you go! Good luck!
Can you plese tell me the sizes of the 'slats' and spacings ot the French cleats behind your sharpening station,
I've been looking at lots of them as I am thinking of building my own and yours look good from where I am sitting,
Thank you 🍺 👍 😊
Thanks! Cleats are 2 inches and the spaces are 2 1/4”
Thanks very much, I will probably copy that on mine 👍 👍
Really enjoyed your shop tour. Very clean and usable. I have the Prusa as well and love it. Would you share your track holder files by chance? Would love to print some for my tracks. One more thing, what brand makes that camera gantry or did you make it?
Thank you! There are links to the Festool Guide Rail Holder STL Files in the description and I made the camera gantry my self from aluminum extrusion and linear rail and bearings all spare parts from inventables, it’s the same stuff that their CNC is constructed from I ordered the parts of their web site.
@@UrbanShopWorks awesome thanks! And did you also make the pivoting arm itself? I know you mentioned the selfie stick was a product. I want to make something similar for above my lathe
@@TheTranq Put this into your Amazon search “Z Flex Tilt Head Camera Tripod Mount” that is what you are looking for.
great tour! i have a question. what is that retractable key chain like contraption thats connected to your dust collector house? i've been looking for something like that other than using an actual retractable key chain. Something a bit more heavy duty. Also, that piece about empty space is something i recently realize about my shop. I need more empty space. My shop is 19x20 and i wished i had built it bigger.
its called a Spring Balancer. Ill put a link to it on Amazon in the description.
Do you ever run into issues with the 3d printer having trouble with wood dust? I've heard that's an issue so I keep mine in a cabinet
So far no. It’s on the far side of the shop from the dust creating machines and I vacuum it off any time I notice it collecting dust. Also I make a point of keeping my shop clean for reasons like this.
New to your channel! Like the shop. Just curious if you are sponsored by King or just went crazy buying everything from them 😂
I’m not sponsored by king or anyone as of right now. I live in a small town and king happens to be the only brand that is easily accessible to me.
Can we trade shops please???!!!
lol.
I'm still amazed at how well the camera gantry stops swinging. I used one at Austin's place (high caliber craftsman) and all my shots were ruined by the swinging
the whole thing is hung from all four corners that's why it doesn't swing.