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It was nice to see your small shop. Better camera work would make it a much better video.

Great job with a small space!

What model is table saw a d router rable so we can hook them up like that cool idea good job

Suggestion. Put casters under everything. You can then move anything around to do what you need at the time.

Is this a home surveillance video or a RUclips video.??

Nice setup I have something close, I may have to further modify what I have for a small grinder very similar to yours. Thanks for sharing

I love how well you fit so many full size usable tools in that space! Well done!

Nice job

Does it keep narrow (1/8, 3/16 etc) chisels secure?

Your dust collection is crap because the outlet was clogged more than likely. Also, when using a joiner, never use the bench as your guide, always use the provided guide from the top. Hang the piece off the bench and use the height guide from the top.

Where did you get the printed cue ball from? Love the idea of putting your wedding day photo on it.

what projects do you have going on?

working with cedar is addictive....I guess you may have noticed all the cedar I have in my wood loft, right?...LOL Looks great. Shalom to your home....

I got a 10 x 16 portable building shed/shop....Just done a shop tour on it. LOL A small shop is a whole different world...

Something people are not noticing about 4-way clamps. The boards do not need to be the exact same thickness. The underside is all pushed flush. Make that the good side. Slight thickness variations allows access for shims or thin wedges under the top bar across the panel field and put downward pressure for any fine alignment adjustments in the field of the panel. Flatten the 'bad' side with a belt sander to the 'best' as needed.

I’ll be setting up my shop soon. I appreciate your thought process and layout. I’m a Safety guy by trade so my first thought was to move the fire extinguisher near the door, you can’t fight the fire, and or egress at the same time. Thanks for the tour.

Nice shop!

Well done.

Nice job you know how to use all the space to make it work for you

My first shop was a 10x12 that I also used for storing a lawn mower, wheel barrow and several other items that required be moved outside before doing much more than breathing. You have a good overall layout and you will bet VERY creative on storage ideas as time goes by.

Thanks for the tour. Just found your channel.

I should have waited till the end for the dimension... stupid me! LOL

Nice tiny shop! Is it 10' on the door side or 12'? I am considering a 12'w x 20'd single slope roof shed.

adding a "door/window" for the infeed & outfeed will allow you to manage bigger matterals, swap different machines in /out of production lines as the job dictates... I want to build a THoW (TinHouse on Weels) together with a THoWS (Tiny House on Wheels Shop)

Nice size shop, bigger than mine here in the uk. Mine is 10x6, but it's great to have a shop of any size. Any large cuts are done outside, but I usually don't do big projects. I've gone the dewalt route for my power tools, with a 50 litre compressor for my air nailers.

You need more space 😂

Ryobi 😱....whyobi 😂

I got one, ordered off IG, and it took a long to get here, tracking it all the way from China. Glad to hear this review.

Where did you hear about this? Seems like this brand and tool appeared out of no where a few months ago. Everybody has apparently heard about it except me. I dont know how so many people are hearing about it, though

Easiest approach to glue sticking is use cheap blue painters tape thenb replace when needed. Thanks for the video

Decent price for the tool.

Great idea and congrats on the bandsaw! What if you glued a neodymium magnet on the back to mount one in several places instead of making a lot of holders? Just spit ballin’ here (unless you already made a bunch 😅)

Looks good, nice job

Good job getting the inlay to work out. Seemed frustrating when the tape truck didn’t work.

I think the grinder is too low to work on, and there must be a different way turning the grinder all the way under the bench. Use cardboard find the pivot side and change it.

Love your attention to details. It’s a small shop that was built with passion, keep up the great work!

Yahoo!!! Looks great there. Thanks for the unboxing video. Didn't look too bad to open as I thought, either. And you already used it. Lol! Congratulations again, it was my pleasure.

Fred just bought one to try it out, works good but need 2 buckets from caving.you will find out soon. Please record your video without moving too quick. Good review, keep it up 👍

I just bought one because of your review, although you will need 2 buckets because when you get a blockage the bucket will deflate ,good review, just don’t move your video camera ( phone) too quick, it gives me a headache , keep up with your reviews good job 👍

Omg u r giving me a headache but thanks for the review

The dust cyclone doesn't come with any gaskets so if you silicone where the bolts are and then also put a bead on the lid, you will have much better suction.

Im using the same lathe for about 5 months now and I love it amazing set up .