Great shop and especially envious of the cabinets! Setting up my new dual purpose shop - equipment and woodwork, your cabinets are simple and clean. Thank you for sharing…have that same dust making little sander too, great idea as was looking at getting a mullet arm to set up near it but like your idea too. Continued good success to you!
Hey! Time flies! Class of 2020 right? After a while all of the years blend together. The channel has grown steadily. I wish I had the time to put out more content. I guess I know what I will be doing when I’m done with teaching. Thank you for reaching out. It was a nice surprise.
Nice shop. I'm jealous yours is clean&neat. Mine, not so much. I did notice your planer&sander. I just built a "flip" cabinet for the same tools. Really easy, mobile and puts both tools at a nice height. Thanks for the tour.
Do a video explaining what your new plans are. And btw, out of all the workbench builds on YT, yours has always been my favorite. You made it look so simple by building the cabinet shells first then installing them.
I have one word for your shop "organization". Its amazing what you have done with the space you have, A few comments the table saw, bandsaw, jointer and sander are all great. I don't like hanging tools on walls with a few exceptions. With all those cabinets I would this sounds dumb forget what's in them. The Mr cool system is great, I have one in my florida room. Again I'm amazed with what you have done. Great shop.
Great tour. That 66 is a classic! It’d be a shame to let it go because of a riving knife. There must be someone out there making an adapter for it. I use a PM2000 at work. It’s the equal of any saw on the market. Enjoyed your tour. You got me more intrigued than ever about 3d printing! Looking forward to more.
It is a great machine, but I might bite the bullet and buy a saw stop because I would like to start showing my kids how to use some of these tools at some point. I feel that having the safety features might give me less of a chance of having a heart attack every time they attempt to use it.
Great shop and an enlightening tour. Thank you for sharing. I love all of the storage available and the fact that it is all dust free. Could be one of the first Festool free shops 😊 I love the dust attachment for the Ridgid oscillating sander. I have and love that sander but the dust collection is abysmal 😮 I do not own a 3D printer. Wondering if you make and sell them or just provide the plans for it? Wondering where and how I might be able to obtain that appliance for my sander? Keep up the great content and be safe in the shop. Mike
Thank You! I can't sell that exact exact dust collection shroud because I didn't design it. I will be working on one of my own this fall and I should have something for you then.
I'm not sure, but it looks like the filter and separator could be raised high enough to give clearance for the miter saw. Make a custom bottom to the separator to funnel dust into a hose to a barrel below the plain of the miter saw. Could solve two birds with one stone. And would make a great video.
@@ArtisanMade my installation the separates the fan and dust collection drum and exhaust cartridge/filter on different sides of a door, using what would otherwise be underutilised space in the shop.
@@ArtisanMade Not sure about that. I got mine used from a co-worker. Didn't have the riving knives when I got it. I have looked online for them, unsuccessfully.
Great video!!! How long does it take to get your workshop back to select temperature after opening that garage door, In the cold and in the heat? Also Noticed you have a lot of wall space that can be utilized for shelving or storage if you recessed the dry wall between the studs is there a reason you're not doing that?
I have the opposite experience with my Ridgid miter saw. Cuts are dead vertical. The detents for anything other than 0 degree are...sloppy. I'm counting myself lucky at your expense. :)
I had a Powermatic 66. I would not sell that saw you have for anything. Maybe… MAYBE a Harvey with the Big Eye. Powermatic 66 is a Benchmark Table Saw. If you sell that saw I am your first call regardless of where you live. On your Bandsaw go with a Harvey over the Laguna. I am replacing my Laguna 12 16 lathe with the Harvey T-40. I had a Laguna Bandsaw. I now have the Harvey Alpha. No comparison. The Harvey tool line shines. Let me know on that Powermatic 66.
I actually sold it the day before you posted this comment. I loved my Powermatic, but I decided to sell it for a new machine with more safety features.
I have search for a dust port like you have for oscillating sander to no avail. How about printing and selling them? Or if you know another source tell me please. Nice setup.
I don’t think anyone is selling this yet. I’m working on my own version that installs easily without tape or drilling. If it works I will make a video on it and maybe sell a few.
If I may ask, which 3D printer would you recommend for printing the shop accessories you mentioned? (And any other related items). That blue dust collection piece for your rigid spindle sander is really cool.
I’ve been using Bambu lab and I really like it. I did a video on the spindle sander part and there is a link in thatvideo description. I linked that video in thisvideos the description.
Thanks for the video. I love watching tours of normal people with normal sized shops like the rest of us, more relatable!
Very true!!
Great use of the space. You have a lot in that space.
Very impressive shop! Thank you for the tour! I have no doubt you’ll make more improvements in the future!
Nice shop, you gave me some inspirations with my shop organization as well.
Nice job! Looks like you’ve got a great setup and really accomplish the balance of efficiency with utility without redundancy
Always room for improvement, but that’s the fun part
Great shop and especially envious of the cabinets! Setting up my new dual purpose shop - equipment and woodwork, your cabinets are simple and clean. Thank you for sharing…have that same dust making little sander too, great idea as was looking at getting a mullet arm to set up near it but like your idea too. Continued good success to you!
Thank you brother!!!
Wow love to see the channel grow Mr.V, it feels like only yesterday that I was a student in history class lol
Hey! Time flies! Class of 2020 right? After a while all of the years blend together. The channel has grown steadily. I wish I had the time to put out more content. I guess I know what I will be doing when I’m done with teaching. Thank you for reaching out. It was a nice surprise.
Great video. Great shop. Thanks a bunch.
Nice shop. I'm jealous yours is clean&neat. Mine, not so much. I did notice your planer&sander. I just built a "flip" cabinet for the same tools. Really easy, mobile and puts both tools at a nice height. Thanks for the tour.
Great shop!
Do a video explaining what your new plans are.
And btw, out of all the workbench builds on YT, yours has always been my favorite. You made it look so simple by building the cabinet shells first then installing them.
Thanks for the praise. I was actually thinking about doing a video like that soon.
I have one word for your shop "organization". Its amazing what you have done with the space you have, A few comments the table saw, bandsaw, jointer and sander are all great. I don't like hanging tools on walls with a few exceptions. With all those cabinets I would this sounds dumb forget what's in them. The Mr cool system is great, I have one in my florida room. Again I'm amazed with what you have done. Great shop.
You are right about the cabinets. That’s the trade-off.
Motorcycle lift is a great idea, I have been wanting some sort of lift for my planer
Very efficient use of the space and very clean.
I wish I could tell you that it always looks like this.
Great tour. That 66 is a classic! It’d be a shame to let it go because of a riving knife. There must be someone out there making an adapter for it. I use a PM2000 at work. It’s the equal of any saw on the market. Enjoyed your tour. You got me more intrigued than ever about 3d printing! Looking forward to more.
It is a great machine, but I might bite the bullet and buy a saw stop because I would like to start showing my kids how to use some of these tools at some point. I feel that having the safety features might give me less of a chance of having a heart attack every time they attempt to use it.
Great shop and an enlightening tour. Thank you for sharing. I love all of the storage available and the fact that it is all dust free. Could be one of the first Festool free shops 😊 I love the dust attachment for the Ridgid oscillating sander. I have and love that sander but the dust collection is abysmal 😮 I do not own a 3D printer. Wondering if you make and sell them or just provide the plans for it? Wondering where and how I might be able to obtain that appliance for my sander? Keep up the great content and be safe in the shop. Mike
Thank You! I can't sell that exact exact dust collection shroud because I didn't design it. I will be working on one of my own this fall and I should have something for you then.
What did we ever do before 3D printing lol. Nice shop young man👍🏼👍🏼
It's a lot of fun!
I'm not sure, but it looks like the filter and separator could be raised high enough to give clearance for the miter saw. Make a custom bottom to the separator to funnel dust into a hose to a barrel below the plain of the miter saw. Could solve two birds with one stone. And would make a great video.
I have a similar dust collector, and I’ve done exactly what you suggested. it seems likely that it would work in this instance.
I though about this a while ago. Now I'm motivated to give it a try.
@@ArtisanMade my installation the separates the fan and dust collection drum and exhaust cartridge/filter on different sides of a door, using what would otherwise be underutilised space in the shop.
I have the same table saw! Even paid the exact same price. Mine has an upgraded 3Hp motor.
Mine has 3hp too. Not sure if it was always like that. I'm assuming none of these had riving knives back then?
@@ArtisanMade Not sure about that. I got mine used from a co-worker. Didn't have the riving knives when I got it. I have looked online for them, unsuccessfully.
@@Z-Bart That’s too bad. I would love to add one. Thanks for the information
@@ArtisanMade For sure. Pinches and kick backs are no fun.
Great video!!! How long does it take to get your workshop back to select temperature after opening that garage door, In the cold and in the heat? Also Noticed you have a lot of wall space that can be utilized for shelving or storage if you recessed the dry wall between the studs is there a reason you're not doing that?
a 2 car garage is a huge workshop space compared to my 12ft x 8ft x 7ft shed.
I know what you mean. I used to work out of a 1 car garage.
I have the opposite experience with my Ridgid miter saw. Cuts are dead vertical. The detents for anything other than 0 degree are...sloppy. I'm counting myself lucky at your expense. :)
I got rid of it a few months ago. I replaced it with a Bosch. What a difference!
wow 2 car garages are smaller in the US then canada. i just built one and mine is a 2 car 24x24
Has anyone ever said you sound just like the actor Christoph Waltz ?
I had a Powermatic 66. I would not sell that saw you have for anything. Maybe… MAYBE a Harvey with the Big Eye. Powermatic 66 is a Benchmark Table Saw. If you sell that saw I am your first call regardless of where you live. On your Bandsaw go with a Harvey over the Laguna. I am replacing my Laguna 12 16 lathe with the Harvey T-40. I had a Laguna Bandsaw. I now have the Harvey Alpha. No comparison. The Harvey tool line shines. Let me know on that Powermatic 66.
I actually sold it the day before you posted this comment. I loved my Powermatic, but I decided to sell it for a new machine with more safety features.
I have search for a dust port like you have for oscillating sander to no avail. How about printing and selling them? Or if you know another source tell me please. Nice setup.
I don’t think anyone is selling this yet. I’m working on my own version that installs easily without tape or drilling. If it works I will make a video on it and maybe sell a few.
If I may ask, which 3D printer would you recommend for printing the shop accessories you mentioned? (And any other related items). That blue dust collection piece for your rigid spindle sander is really cool.
I’ve been using Bambu lab and I really like it. I did a video on the spindle sander part and there is a link in thatvideo description. I linked that video in thisvideos the description.
any plans to show the 3d printer setup?
Damn! I should have included it in this video. I will definitely show the setup at some point.
@@ArtisanMade looking forward to it! not many wood working channels also utilize 3d printers
Do you have a link to the 3D dust shut for the spindle/belt sander?
@@dougschriefer3076 I’d buy one as well !
Wow, a young man like you can build! I bet your students love you!!! Hahaha only kidding, we don’t.