BIG tools, LITTLE space | Small Shop Tour

[@Rusty_ok]

Nice to see someone with a small shop as opposed to the guys with $100K in tools and enough room to build an entire house. I made a rack from black pipe that is mounted to the ceiling and is just slightly above the garage door when it opens. It stores a substantial amount of lumber entirely out of the way without wasting wall or floor space.

[@danmadewoodworking]

yeah, i thought about trying to store wood overhead, but it would block too much of my lighting

[@chriswilson9230]

Very true. His channel is quickly becoming my favorite. I am a weekend warrior with a small shop.

[@piersyf2119]

My 'shop' is 28 square feet. I dream of 190...

[@bobbyt9999]

Small shop, huh... I thought mine was small at 250 sq feet. But after seeing yours mine feels like a concert hall!!! 🤣 But seriously, I can't agree with you more when you say that virtually everything that can be mounted on wheels is a must in a small shop like ours. Thanks for the post!!!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Yeah, I guess it’s all relative. My shop feels huge compared to what i used to have… which is nothing 😀

[@turton9839]

"much to my wife's dismay" is generally a good tagline for this hobby 😅

[@danmadewoodworking]

😂 That's right!

[@truewoodwerks]

Okay this must be said, I don’t know you but along the same lines I’m in a smaller shop w/ BIG heart. If we were neighbors we’d have to be best friends. May your business be blessed.

[@danmadewoodworking]

😃 Thanks a lot!

[@michaelthompson5875]

First, I would like to say thank you for validating my preference for NOT building shop projects because I'd rather build furniture. I see sooooo many people on YT who have the shops filled with beautiful storage that they built and I start to wonder "do they have shops JUST so they can build stuff for their shops?" 😂 Also, I just wandered into my local Lowes and saw the new version Metabo miter saw you mentioned. I'm definitely going to consider it, thank you for the recommendation!

[@TheHumbleCarpenter]

I also have a small one car garage shop and love it!!!! It’s my happy place. Love the video. Just subscribed!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Sounds like we have a lot in common 😀

[@TheHumbleCarpenter]

@ 😊👍

[@andrewpetre6352]

I didn’t read all the previous comments, but I suspect the reason you like the drill press is the same reason you like the mitre station - repeatability. Having a platform and fence gives you confidence when the next piece goes in. With a portable gizmo, every time is a chance for bigger error. If you’re making a pile of cabinet doors, you want to gauge that offset once.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Yes, I do like that. Plus I oddly like how quiet the drill press is 😀

[@chrispayne673]

I work out of a 8' by 12' shed that I built by screwing pallets together to make the shell and then i put reused tin on the outside. 96 sqft is pretty small but i LOVE that almost everything is always within reach. I save a ton of time not having to walk from tool tool

[@leifstenlund5641]

You are incredibly funny and gave me about seven great ideas from this video alone. Instant follow.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@jaimecastells4283]

I have one suggestion and you may already be doing it. I make a point of building all my work surfaces to the same height. For example, I have the same planer you do and it can roll into the same space as the chop saw, which provides in-feed and out-feed for both tools. In my previous shop, I set all the surfaces to the height of my table saw, so the table saw outfeed is a multi-use surface that matches everything else including my router table.

[@johnm.withersiv4352]

That would increase the modularity. Good tip

[@shellianne5767]

Nice, I like that idea.

[@chiptait]

I've been creating sawdust with passion, and often for profit, for over thirty years. My first workspace had 15 amps of power. I made useful and sometimes beautiful things in that space, albeit without efficiency. I acquired new tools as projects afforded, and endeavored to maximize the workspace. I think everything you suggest is exactly on point: Put *everything* on casters! No matter how big your space is, eventually an opportunity (profitable commission) will come along that will challenge your footprint. Flexibility = opportunity! Great ideas here!

[@BrenQ99]

Small Shops Unite!!!

[@danmadewoodworking]

👊🏾😃

[@MOZOGuitars]

Love your simple, no nonsense approach. It’s a nice change!

[@narclem]

2nd video of yours and I e subscribed. I appreciated your mannerisms, delivery style and simplicity.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@drummr187]

that stop block is genius, I did the same thing with the tool chests and have been trying to figure out a good stop block setup.

[@DavidLee-cw6ci]

An actual small workshop in the wild! Love it!

[@1969ironmike]

Great shop buddy!! This is more realistic than all those thousand and thousand dollar shops that normal people really need!

[@jimbryant2157]

Great idea on buying the matching tool chests as the 'wings' for your miter station! And I am going to 'steal' your idea of adding a stop block groove directly in the wooden top of your station wing (I too love the Microjig Clamping system).

[@danmadewoodworking]

yeah, it's probably my favorite think microjig has made

[@mikeandlucky]

Love your shop. I appreciate woodworkers who get it done with more affordable tools in a simple space.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot 🙏🏾 😃

[@tompritch56]

"Been there Done that" I mean this the size shop I had was similar as yours until I sold my house. I too had all tools on wheels. Made the flip top carts for jointer and planer plus jigsaw and sander on other cart. My main tool was the Shopsmith tool, which has been a great tool option for all my woodworking functions needed in a small space. (Which is what they advertise it for). When I will find a new home I will plan on bigger shop foot print, but having the 10' x 25' space sure taught me alot. I'm looking forward to seeing your projects.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Yeah, those Shopsmith tools look pretty cool for a small space.

[@jaimecastells4283]

Your videos are very practical and many of the lessons you share are applicable to larger shops. I am just completing construction of a 525 sq. ft. shop space. I'm sure I will use some of your input in my new space. Thank you!

[@harrydoherty8299]

bought my ridgid rolling miter saw stand new on facebook. the owner got it as a gift and never even opened the box . great buy at $160. both my miter saw and table saw are on job site rolling stand since i’m a fair weather wood hobbyist and do all work outside. so there’s no concern about saw dust. 😊

[@danmadewoodworking]

nice! yeah, i had that ridgid miter saw stand when i was doing all my woodworking outside 😀

[@ScottKennedy-b6m]

Great video, like your style of presentation. keep up the good work . Small shops united.

[@danmadewoodworking]

😃 That's right, small shops united 👊🏾

[@countrymagic61]

Thank you for posting. A truly "Small" shop. French cleat vs the control panel (metal peg board), they each have their pros and cons. You use them to your advantage and it works for you. As far as a bench, look at the Rob Cosman work bench. Yes, it is designed more for hand tool woodworking, but I think it can do double duty. It is robust, made out of 5/8 plywood with a 60x20 (3"think) MDF top. Good advise with acquiring tools. Purchase used tools as a trial run. You can always upgrade later. When selling off a used tool to upgrade, this sometimes it is not about the money or how much profit you can get from the used tool. It is about helping someone else out getting started. I am glad your video came up. New subscriber here and will look forward to up coming videos. I wish you the very best and continue success with your woodworking journey.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot! I'll have to check out Rob's bench.

[@Rusty_ok]

I have the sawstop job site saw. It folds up and rolls up against the wall and only uses 30 inches when folded. Best thing I have ever added to the micro shop.

[@Bernardgrubb]

I'm retiring in December and am setting up a small woodworking shop, I've always loved woodworking. I just discovered your channel yesterday. I'm glad you're making such great videos. Keep up the good work.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Awesome, thank you! And congrats on retiring!

[@HeidiATX]

I love your straigh forward presentation and humor - what a good video this was. Hubby and I have a small shop as well (9 x 19) and your shop tour got us thinking about how we can rearrange things to work better. We agree with you that just buying some items is better, instead of building all your shop furniture. We look forward to more of your videos.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot! 🙏🏾😊

[@charlier7711]

Great shop tour, thanks for sharing and for the inspiration to organize my garage shop!

[@thefrickin5509]

I just bought a Matabo miter saw!! This makes me happy!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Nice!

[@joeleonetti8976]

Nice shop. Thanks for sharing. When looking for a home, a three car garage was on my must have list. I probably have a similar amt of space. You can certainly do a lot of work in such a space.

[@dennisbush9612]

Great shop tour, really liked your layout and tool selection. One of the best things I did for my small shop was a boom arm with vac, compressed air, electric , and some lighting. Really helps keep those cords and such off the floor.

[@cristianvel619]

Nice shop. I like seeing shop tours for me to get ideas on building mine so I really appreciate it. Good idea on putting plywood under your table saw to raise it up. I too recently bought the 3hp sawstop and got the same mobile base. Sometimes 20:01 I have to lean in to get a better view of my city and it hurts my back, so raising it is a good idea. It too was the most expensive thing I’ve bought for myself but damn do I love using it. I work a lot and barely have time in the shop but when I do it makes it that much more enjoyable. Great video.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot! Yeah, it's a great saw, but it is kinda weird that it comes so low... IMO 🙂

[@MattKnowsThat]

Nice space. I have 240 sq ft and I love it.

[@nathanielsnyder1511]

I have a relatively small shop. It's 19x20 so not even a 2 car garage. space is definitely a premium. you've really maximized that space. The layout makes it feel way bigger than 190 soft

[@crabtreecreates]

I'm really enjoying your videos! I like your down-to-earth approach to creating and your jokes are funny. I love seeing a smaller shop packed with so much utility. Also, if you added your camera and audio equipment to your equipment list, I would probably buy it-great quality sound and video. Thanks for posting!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot, glad you’re enjoying the videos! Yeah, I've gotten a handful of questions about my camera gear, maybe I'll start including it in the description if folks show enough interest. Here’s what I use… Camera (amzn.to/3NJCUvP) Main Talking Head Lense (amzn.to/3NNdBZX) Main Lense for Other Shots(amzn.to/3NITPi3) Mic (amzn.to/4emMlfP)

[@crabtreecreates]

@@danmadewoodworking You rock-thank you! I'll look forward to future videos. I just ordered the overheard lights you recommended via your link-super excited to get them installed. 💡

[@danmadewoodworking]

@@crabtreecreates awesome! I hope they work out for you 😃

[@dougprentice1363]

Nice video. It's nice to watch content like this vs. massive shop channels.

[@johnm.withersiv4352]

I love a drill press. I have a railroad one which is too big to live in my shop so it's at a friend's. Usually I use a smaller but functional electric drill press. I'm thinking about adding a manual drill press to the wall.

[@OscarSanchez-e6z]

16:25 I feel you my man, still doing that, hope to build a table that will help me here!!!

[@twylabowman3489]

Excellent video! I have a 12 x 20 so I feel your pain. Thanks for the great ideas.

[@johnwilburn1652]

I think I’m going to be able to relate well with these because my shop also under 200 square feet. I have a 16x12 shed with to lofts but they are for seasonal home goods of my wife’s. Basically the main part of the shed I use because we don’t have a garage.

[@Knotheads99]

Glad to see someone with a small shop. It makes me feel better about my limited space. I used to have to work under a big shade tree. Now I am sharing a barn with my wife, for now. Constantly looking at ways to improve work flow.

[@danmadewoodworking]

i hear ya! i remember those days working under a shade tree. i actually do miss it sometimes 😀

[@Knotheads99]

@danmadewoodworking I don't either. But the drawback to my current place is the south side is wide open, for now. There are plans in the work to enclose it.

[@TheHandystanley]

I can totally relate to you hauling everything out onto the driveway and then back in. I am very GRATEFUL for the 18'x20' shop that I have now. Although I need to get it organized.

[@EmptyHandshake]

Anxiously awaiting your workbench build, Dan!

[@danmadewoodworking]

that makes two of us 😀

[@timyarbro4783]

Great video. Small shop owners unite. My shop is only three feet wider than yours with two welders and everything automotive as well. Moving things out of the shop to do work sometimes keeps me from doing work. Keep the videos coming I got a few ideas from this one.

[@gilbertresto4060]

Thank you for the great ideas on the benches, I saw I was the only one buying cabinets.

[@Hansaman58]

Your solution for a miter saw station is really quite brilliant! Wish I had seen this video before I built mine.

[@phxbofh]

Great video! Glad you also think it is better to spend the limited shop time building a project. I get caught in a trap of thinking, planning, and building shop jigs, etc then building a side table I want to make. Look forward to more videos from you.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot! 😀

[@tomjudkins3799]

Nice job on the video. I'm happy to see new folks making decent content!

[@a9ball1]

I'm so happy I found your channel. Us small shop owners need to stick together. I also really love locking casters. My biggest problems are deciding what scrap wood is worth keeping and storing partial 4x8 sheets. I recently discovered that putting my dust collection hose on the ceiling made a good chunk of extra room. It drops down in the middle of the ceiling and will reach all four corners of the shop. Now I'm off to watch more of your videos to catch up. PS I like your sense of humor.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Awesome! Thank you! 😀

[@danielpittman889]

Nice layout! I started in a 10x12' shed with no heat and an extension cord running to the house, then graduated to a 24x40' rented space with heat and electricity. Right now I'm working out of a 10x30' storage unit with no electricity (propane heaters, cordless tools, hand tools), but soon we're moving into our forever home and I'll be able to have a shop out back up to 599 square feet. considering just bringing in a 40' and 20' shipping container and bolting them down to concrete footings. Anyway, digging your content - keep up the good work!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks... congrats on the forever home, but you couldn't squeeze out an extra square foot for an even 600 😀

[@danielpittman889]

@@danmadewoodworking Ha ha! Yeah, 599 is a weird number, but the building code says 600 square feet and up needs an engineered foundation, fire inspection, environmental impact report.... It's right next to the river in a beautiful mountain town in Colorado, so I get it, but yeah 599 seems really arbitrary. Plenty of space for my needs.

[@chevycheeseburger3273]

I just found your Channel I also work out of a small space still trying to figure out it thanks for the tips be looking forward to see what comes next

[@ericrichter7933]

loved the humor in the video! I'm also in a small shop and have basically the same setup as yours. I got rid of my miter saw because of the footprint! Man those things take up a lot of room for what they do

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks... yeah, they take up some room, but i think it's worth it 😀. Also, just watched your chair build video, it turned out great 👍🏾

[@brettwilson9181]

One idea i like with scrap wood rather than burning it is to develop little side projects like turning or carving.

[@theodoremisiewicz8741]

Just found your channel, I have a slightly bigger shop that I just moved to. Wish I had seen this a couple weeks earlier, just bought the dewalt miter saw but really hated the use of space. I was looking for side rails and never found them. Thanks for this content it’s very helpful!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks, glad it was helpful. Yeah, I like the DeWalt sliding saw but it does take up a lot of space. 😃

[@jppendleton]

Excellent shop! Small shop owners unite, indeed! I am lucky enough to have about 175sf of dedicated space for building, and you've some great tips in here. Best of luck and looking forward to following along with you.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@leongeisberg294]

Great job, Daniel. Love your attitude and creativity.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot! 🙂

[@BuildwithMooney]

Thanks for sharing your shop with us, I thought I had a small shop!!! 😬💪 Nice! I feel your pain, I use to the same thing you did, pulling the miter saw outside on the driveway, us DIYer's have to stick together! YT recommended me your video fyi and I passed you up all day yesterday loI got you this morning with my coffee!

[@danmadewoodworking]

😂 i know what you mean. YT will recommend me the same video over and over again until i finally just submit and click it 🤣. I'm glad YT didn't give up

[@BuildwithMooney]

@@danmadewoodworking I could tell it was quality just from you standing there in your thumbnail nice quality. Either way nice job with your shop tour!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot!

[@BuildwithMooney]

@@danmadewoodworking Yes Sir! I just call it as I see it!

[@DreadKnotWoodshop]

Very nice shop tour!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you!

[@Drell0627]

I can appreciate the small shop community. I have a 12' x 12' shop that sometimes gets congested depending on the project. But you have to work with what you have. It's all about the craftsman's skills vs shop size or fancy tools. Thanks for the vid. Keep it up. New subscriber here.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you!

[@hardhead4247]

😅One of the few videos I can actually using to improve my small shop. Thank you sir.

[@TimW275]

Enjoyed the video! Your small shop gives me hope! Keep making videos.

[@duanewinner6742]

I have a 12x20 shop (restricted to 250 sq. ft when I got a new shed -- thanks, township codes!) , and I've been toying with the idea of upgrading my Bosch jobsite saw (and just building a better outfeed/assembly bench for that) to a Sawstop PCS, but was still reluctant due to the footprint. I stumbled into your video here, and was delighted to see that you pulled it off and made it work. Thanks!

[@danmadewoodworking]

yeah, it takes up a bit of real estate, but i love having it in the shop 😀

[@michaelduke6026]

Great help and ideas for putting together my own small shop-thank you!

[@craftycouplecreations4310]

Love the matchfit system

[@danmadewoodworking]

you and me both 👍🏾😀

[@garytingler3222]

Just Found you channel. Just starting my shop. Still setting it up. Thanks for the great info.!!!

[@plainsman9717]

Brilliant, thank you.

[@levelupwoodworking]

Great use of space. Thanks for sharing.

[@marsvoltage07]

Really enjoying this content and the small space utilization is an inspiration for my currently messy 1 car garage

[@dillpicklewes50]

Let me just feed the algorithm quick. Love the videos, just found you yesterday and I'm excited to see where the channel goes.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you... I'm excited too! :)

[@JimDoubleYa]

I really enjoy your channel! Keep it up!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@seanallard3659]

I just found your channel. I like your style. Thanks for the vids and I look forward to future ones

[@nore8141]

Very helpful video. I got myself a SawStop cts ….the baby of the SawStop line. Very happy to have it and with all the accidents on table saws for me it was a no brainer to get it. Looking forward to watching many more of your videos ❤❤

[@Andrew_Sherman]

Love your shop. I have a 12x16 myself (192 total) and it’s nice to see someone else’s solutions for the problems in a small shop. Can’t wait to see more.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks a lot!

[@patrickglasgow647]

Rockler makes a router station. It's spendy, and dust collection is on the back and built in. It appears to need the router plate as well.

[@danmadewoodworking]

yeah, rockler has a number of options that look pretty good. and yeah, they can get a little pricey 😀

[@BryanMurphy-v3w]

Nice video. Excellent use of space and you have given me some ideas so thanks! Keep up the good work. I am looking forward to seeing more videos.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful!

[@rdot980]

Nice shop.

[@erictroutman1571]

Dan - nice video! I am setting up a shop now in a 9.5 x 25.5 garage and have similar tools - so your video is quite timely! Just unpacking the 3hp 36” Sawstop and jet 1100 2 micron dust collector I bought a month ago and have plans to layout the shop space similar to what you have. No jointer, but left room for it in the future. Miter saw is the biggest space hog. Not sure I could do without it, though. Thinking of doing miter platform only with a router table cart for one wing and a drill press cart for the other wing vs traditional attached wings, all on wheels of course. Thx.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Nice! You have some good taste in tools :)

[@sui24fu]

Hi Daniel, I just found your channel and I like your style. Thanks for the great videos.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Awesome, thank you!

[@RaiderFanDanTheMan]

Efficiency in a nutshell, literally 👍

[@themeat5053]

Daniel, I've been running my 735 with the straight blades for about 15 years (I can't see buying a $600 cutter head plus the headache of installing it) and it's been fine. I will say that I do take the time to maintain the planer and I run the blades over a diamond plate once in awhile and I've been happy and saved money.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Yeah, honestly, I just watched a video recently, and changing out the cutter head from straight to helical is not looking like something I want to do 😀

[@edwardgallegos519]

Love the miter saw station you have. Great idea for storage and space efficiency. Thank you for the great content. My shop is 144 sq ft. Need all the tips I can get!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Wow, 144... I guess you have to get more creative huh 🙂

[@Larry-wc2zr]

Thanks, my shop is the same size.

[@daveharmon9762]

Great video! Thanks for the tour!

[@jamieholton870]

Just found your channel love the small shop tips. I work out of a 19 x 10 also but I have to share with deep freeze and push mower lol.

[@danmadewoodworking]

i know what you mean, i had to get that lawn equipment outta there :)

[@Shadd0724]

Glad i found your channel!! I just started building out my 10x20 garage shop, the wife vetoed me using both bays of the garage :) looking forward to your bench build since i have been tossing back and forth on what size to go with.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Sorry about the veto 😀 but maybe start with 10x20 and slowly take over the whole space 😂

[@markmiller9057]

Great video I too have a small shop 160 square ft of space. I will be implementing some of your set ups.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Nice! Glad it was helpful

[@outbak2]

i like the mitre saw station, i think i might do the same with the shop i am setting up.

[@gregwyatt4555]

Just found your channel. My workshop is also a single-car garage size (cars are in a double carport) - 24 sq metres (I'm Aussie). Currently rearranging it and certainly found this tour and your 5 small shop don'ts really useful. I have the benefit of a loft that I can almost stand in for storage. Similar range of tools to you - only identical is the 36" SS PCS. Have subscribed.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks! Glad it was useful!

[@mickey533]

Nice shop. You mentioned that you are going to make a new bench. If you decide to build a Paulk Smart Bench I can loan you my Parf Guide System Mark 2 for drilling the dog holes. It's a great bench for cross cutting with a track saw as well as functioning as an outfield table for my Sawstop.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks, I'm familiar with the Paulk bench, but I'm not going to quite go that direction.

[@Aaron-nj4ou]

Great shop. I love the clamp rack. I am also not a fan of spending time building shop furniture.

[@rrpp1425]

I appreciate the tour. I too work in a small shop. Excellent info. New subscriber!

[@danmadewoodworking]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@PatrickMatherne]

I still roll my tools outside, easier to clean up with a leaf blower. Have everything on wheels. Did also learn to watch out for windy days. Blew my table saw right off the patio, and it took a tumble. That Dewault is pretty tough Looking at getting a Sawstop as well

[@adamwaldon5563]

Great video sir!

[@dopatrick1]

nice presentation

[@drumpriest]

Our shops have a good bit in common...

[@mickcawley4797]

Hi, try working in a 48 sqft (8x6) shop, with a 8 foot x 2.5 foot bench. Certainly makes things a little more interesting.😂

[@danmadewoodworking]

I bet! 😃

[@harrydoherty8299]

put it on wheels and i’ll buy it. 😊

[@abraxxus]

Nice video dude. Your 5 small shop DONTS vid came up on my recs and lead me here. I've been cruising the youtubes looking at small shop videos for some inspiration. Did not realize this video was so current and tried to find that workbench video and realized hehe. Will be on the look out for it! One question I have, for your dust collection, why not run the hose that goes from the seperator/cyclone to the filter outside through a vent or window? I have this option and it seems like a good idea. I am thinking about sealing my basement shop off from the rest of the home fairly well and then exhausting outside, i'll still run the separator to keep the chips inside. Thinking I might run into some air pressure issues so may add a second vent (maybe a one-way that opens under pressure?) in the window to act as an intake and put a regular high quality hvac filter on it to prevent any of that fine dust from getting sucked back in.

[@danmadewoodworking]

are you saying why not put my dust collector outside of the garage/shop? if so, i would just have nowhere to put it. it would just be sitting in my driveway or yard

[@abraxxus]

@@danmadewoodworking No sir, sorry. I'm asking rather than the last connection in the dust collector being a bag or a filter, why not just send it outside through a vent? All the chips and stuff get separated and fall into a bin inside like it does now. The way I see it the only use for the bag/filter is to try and catch fine dust from being shot all over the shop which is achieved even better by sending it outside..?

[@danmadewoodworking]

@@abraxxus oh ok, well that seems like it would be more trouble than it would be worth for me.

[@Rusty_ok]

I don’t like peg board because it seems like when I grab something from the peg board the darn pegs always come with.

[@POKJERTROLL]

They make peg locks they are little black clips that snap over the peg and hold it in place. They came with a pegboard hook kit I purchased from Amazon 🤘🏼 if not for them I wouldn’t have pegboard

[@sunalwaysshinesonTVs]

Nice job with using limited space. That you fit in a cabinet saw is most impressive. Peter Millard (5 Minute Workshop) has one of the smallest shops on the KZbin, but no table saw, and your shop doest look much larger than his.

[@danmadewoodworking]

Thanks! Yeah, I've seen some of his videos, but I'm not sure how big his shop is.