Woodshop tour

I show what the steps are for me to get the material into the shop and give a full shop tour

[@mickey533]

Nice shop! Every time I've upgraded my tools I've given my starter stuff to my son

[@th19845]

Working with what you have in the size of room, it looks great. Looks like you are staying put with the pool and all. The small table top tools is really all hobbyist need but are eyes get wide when we see the upgrades. Personally my basement shop is out of control using the footage to the max and I am just a hobby guy who doesn't know when to stop. x-machinist retired always finding ways for improvement and really need to just build projects since I almost have my shop the way I want it. In my opinion when I see an organized shop I see an organized mind which is a good thing which I believe you demonstrate. Profitable shop tour. Thank You

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Thank you for the kind words

[@Lwimmermastermetalart]

Nice clean shop. A few comments though. I’m not quite sure why you have so many duplicates of so many items. Why would you need 2 track saw set ups among other things. Wouldn’t it make more sense having all your clamps in one place? I’m pretty sure you’d rather have a bigger shop with everything in one area. Problem might be when you get to my age it will get harder and harder to remember where you put things. I personally like to keep all like items in the same location. Then again it’s whatever works for you. I compliment you on how clean and organized the shops are. I hate clutter! I have a 3 car garage shop however mine is a metal shop AND a wood shop. Due to the layout I can’t have everything as organized as I’d like. More metal working and pretty much just basic wood working. I’m a retired toolmaker who also did wood working for years. The best of both worlds. Plus you can cut wood on metal machines. I used to cut dovetails on my Bridgeport mill years ago and I still do. Mine is simply more of a hobby shop but it’s still nice making things for ppl in need. I wish you the best and look forward to seeing some of your work one day 👍🏼👍🏼

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Great points, I have 2 track saws because if one is good 2 has got to be better LOL, and the Milwaukee seems to be better at cutting 45’s.

[@walgleysilva]

Perfeito!

[@alexshytyk]

Great video, amazing workshop Steve! Congrats with your achievements 😉 Keep up posting useful content. Greetings from Ukraine!

[@SuperShermans]

Thank you Alex

[@andrewpinson1268]

In the beginning of this video, being the tool snub that I am, I thought a suggestion to burn you at the stake was in order. But then I saw that you did have some Festool tools. So you are saved. No - just kidding. Nice neat shop. Love the table saw.

[@BravoCoWoodForge]

That shop layout is clean. Nice organization.

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Thank you Bravo

[@measuretwicewoodworks]

Nice job getting your feet wet with a shop tour and you definitely have room for a full size jointer. I have a shop that’s 22 x13 and you wouldn’t believe what I fit in there! Happy woodworking.

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Thanks and thanks for watching

[@lrdahlberg]

Whats the brand name of the fold out stand you use outside your workshop? Thanks!

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

It’s the Bora Centipede, it comes in various sizes

[@5280Woodworking]

Great setup overall, well organized. I’m a Festool and Packout fanboy too!

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@ryansimmons3818]

Excellent Shop, Steve! Happy to be your 100th Subscriber.

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Thank you Ryan

[@iconictools2059]

Nice set up sir

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Thank you kindly

[@danielx7373]

Really nice! Greetings from Germany.

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Hello,Danielx, I Love Germany, I used to work for Siemens and visited Munchen often!

[@danielx7373]

@@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg Munich is really great. You can drink a lot of different beers there :) Please go on with your videos. Thx

[@xristosdiamantoulis9620]

Beautiful work areas!

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Thank you very much!

[@jsimpson4]

Nice setup, sir.

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Thanks!

[@Ekrindul]

You're brave to keep the video rolling with the giant ants about.

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

LOL, I’m a brave man 😂

[@CathyEbs]

Fantastic setup you have there and some lovely tools in your workshop and so much space. How do you keep track of everything? Enjoyed watching your video. I use the foam as well to cut my plywood on. I do have the Bora centipedes but find the marine plywood a bit too heavy to put on these when by myself so I end up cutting on the floor. Hello from Australia. :)

[@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg]

Hello Cathy, thank you for the kind words. I will be using marine plywood for the first time soon , building outside cabinets. What do you use it for?

[@CathyEbs]

@@StevesWoodshopandToolRev-sk7vg I am currently building a mitre saw station in my garage workshop and the marine plywood quality it better than the basic plywood at my DIY store. We don't seem to have as good quality plywood over here in Australia as you do in US. Using 18mm x 2 sheets laminated together for the top and then 18mm for the internal cabinets and drawers. They are rather heavy sheets when you are moving them on your own.

[@SuperShermans]

That’s a great idea, the quality of plywood here in the US is hit or miss. The big box stores, like Lowes and Home Depot has lower quality plywood, you have to go to the specialty lumber stores to get the good quality plywood like Baltic Birch, and it is quite expensive