How to Turn a 1 Car Garage Into a Functional Shop | 2022 Shop Tour
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2022
- How should you layout your shop? Tips for maximizing efficiency and working out of a small shop.
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Bro, thanks for sharing and taking the time to make this video. I'm a handyman/licensed contractor in FL. I am truly unorganized when it comes to my personal or storage stuff. My shop stores both my 2nd truck and dump trailer but I am horrible with organizing and storage. I'll be implimenting your miter saw/assembly table as well as using it as a outfeed table for the table saws.
Good job Clayton- nice to see someone else’s basic setup in a 2 car. Multipurpose miter table is very smartly done!
It's nice to see someone with the cheaper stuff - no offense. My brothers-in-law was thinning out his tools getting ready to move so I inherited his drill press, Delta band saw, small sanding station, and small miter station. I'm trying to set up one garage bay as a small shop for stupid things like deck planters and stuff about that size.
I like your miter saw station. I'm torn between making one like that with T-tracks and stops to make repeatable angled cut, or to make a table saw sled with T-tracks and use that for repeatable angled cuts.
I definitely want to look at your homemade dust collection set up. It's nice that it's on wheels and simple enough for me.
Thanks for the shop tour. I'm your latest subscriber 😂.
Thanks,
Matt (Lopatcong, NJ)
This was really helpful for me, thank you! Very down to earth perspective, concise video. Please keep it up!
Thank you Nick!
Great video. I have about the same layout minus the table saw in my 1 car garage. Always looking for fresh ideas. Thanks and keep on creating content. I've liked and subscribed.
Thanks! Glad to know it might help
I like your honest opinions. Being a beginner, this is very helpful.
Thank you!
Thank you for your video. I have been woodworking for 30+ years as a "weekend builder" and like you, I do not make any money from my projects. With that being said I really appreciate your perspective on being as frugal as possible and how you have managed to create content.
Even though I've been woodworking for quite some time and have accumulating many power tools I have recently retired and relocated to a new shop (could not relocate all my benches and underneath storage) I am looking for ways set up my new shop (two car garage) storage with a very small budget. I like what you did with the miter station/assembly table that could also serve as an outfeed bench for a table saw. I will definately think about that project. I also like the comment/opinion on peg board vs french cleat. Like you, I dont have the resources to purchase premade wall storage and have been internally debating how to accomplish this without spending $1k's.
Thank you and good luck moving forward with your dreams.
Liked and subbed.
This is an awesome setup! Quick Question - with everything up against the wall when you're not working, are you still able to fit both cars in the garage or is it too tight?
I think you meant a 2 car garage. But seems like a pretty functional layout. Do you have additional storage somehwere for the rest of your stuff?
Great video. If you were to buy one more tool in the $75-$100 range, what would it be?
Great question Handy Rob! (Awesome name by the way) a tool I have my eye on is the Ryobi cordless soldering iron.
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Not gonna lie, I would love to see how mad people would get if I said “This video is sponsored by Harbor Freight”