Your work shop is the Taj Mahal of workshops and you are the Michelangelo of woodworking! You are a true craftsman, but beyond that an artist. No detail is overlooked in your organization or the execution and the end results are spectacular! It is truly an honor and a privilege to watch and learn from you. Thank you for sharing!
This shop layout and aesthetic are fantastic - my favorite on RUclips by far. I am in awe of your technical capabilities combined with design style - truly inspirational! 👍👍👍
Simply love the clean and crisp lines of your shop. The tools are obviously amazing but the thought and organization is very satisfying to see and aspire to.
Dennis, respect voor je planning en de bouw van de werkplaats. Alles op een nette manier geordend. Alles is schoon en vervolgens schoon te houden door je efficiente afzuigsystemen. De video's die je maakt zijn duidelijk en goed van kwaliteit en niet verkracht door stampende achtergrondmuziek. Ga door op dezelfde manier. Succes.
You are a brilliant engineer Dennis and I appreciate your commitment to your viewers in bringing out of the box solutions to create shop projects with style, flair and the upmost usability. Your ability to host this channel, arrange its content and provide such information is unchallenged. Keep up your inspirational work and all of my best wishes to you and your family.
I have enjoyed and learned much from your videos ever since you launched your channel. The tool reviews have been well received also. You really have a well organized and useful shop. Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge and suggestions. Everyone stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia.
The shop is simply amazing. I started redoing my shop after seeing your videos and i am adding a lot of details to make it look and function better. I want to thank you for that and for turning me on to Hongdui tools, i have bought most of their line since i started watching your videos last year and i love using them.
I sometimes use the sliding cabinet saw in work and just love how much more convenient it is for breaking down full sheets. At home I have to use my track saw, while not difficult it just adds an extra barrier when mid project. Love the workshop, super clean and stylized.
Awesome shop and amazing channel. You are one of the best creators on RUclips. Thanks for all that you do, I really appreciate your recommendations and value your opinion. 👍🏼
Great looking workshop! I may have to re-think my French cleat wall and change to cabinets like you did- seems much more convenient to grab and use the tools. Thanks!
Lekker My local timber merchant (and undertaker) has just upgraded to a Felder table saw. That’s in Cumberland. I grew up in Esslingen where Festool originated. I’ve got serious workshop envy Great 😅😊🎉
Fantastic dream workshop. Love it. Definitely one of the best if not the best. ❤ Just a question about your laser cutting acrylic etc., what do you do about extracting the poisonous fumes created while cutting?
Great workshop Dennis. Don't we all wish we had the same space and budget to build ourselves a similar workshop. Mine is a double garage and where I work its 12m by 8m. So only slight bigger than yours but with 3 people in
Just tidied my little double bedroom sized workshop and sat down for a brew. 100% certain I'm going to feel a bit less accomplished after watching this 😆😆
Your workshop looks stunning. I wish I could have one too 😂 I just wonder what you build with all these professional machines. I would be super curious to see
Love the shop definitely on of the best “hobbyist wood shops” I have seen. Can’t wait until part 2. Can you link imperial Chinese tools as well as the metric tools? There are a few I would like to pick up in the states?
I love the method of building your work surfaces with Valchromat black MDF over birch plywood. I have searched all over the easter United States since being introduced to your videos and found only once source to purchase that material here. It is sold by an importer at the shipyards in Brooklyn New York, but the cost is outrageous. at over $200 US per 19mm sheet, I can see working with the material in a limited capacity. But the shipping would add more than a $1,000 US for as few as three sheets. I'm gonna have to make a trip to New York with the truck in the near future...
Mike (and Dennis), I also really like the way this tinted MDF looks. When building my daughter a play kitchen, island, sink and playhouse, I found that I could color MDF well with a gel stain. I chose black which ended up nice for those projects. However, when I do the work in my workshop, I am going to use a charcoal gray if available or will see if Home Depot can tint the gel stain for me. Try it, Mike, you'll like it. And the gel stain protects the MDF as well.
Wow, mooi zeg!! Erg strak ook hoe je die wandenhebt afgewerkt. Is dit in NL? Wij zijn op zoek naar nieuwe woning, in tuin wil ik ook een vergelijkbare hobby/workshop.
Hi Dennis, what a nice channel you have! I have a question. In your old workshop you had a Oneida cycloon. You have now a Felder RL140. What is your experience and what is beter? To answer in Dutch is also good. I think you’re Dutch but maybe I am wrong. Keep up do good work. Thanks.
Wonderful Shop I love the combination f black and light wood! Could tell me, which MDF you are using regarding durability of the tabletops ? I guess black MDF is not always black MDF?. Maybe you have a producer?
Hello Dennis, I am setting up my workshop over the next 6-12 months moving from a 4m x 4m garage to a 7.5m x 9.5m workshop. I am very interested in the Felder work table. Are you able to post a build video on the modifications to the base and the top please? Best Steve
I plan to do that, but I have to change some things to the current design. Because of the wide overhang, I need a torsion box table top. When I have made those changes, I will make a video of it. But I also have some projects I have to do first. So, I can not promise it is on a short term
Dennis. After following you down the Harvey line of products, I didn't realize I was doing it again when I left visited the Felder booth at International Woodworking Federation show last month. Felder is delivering my new AD9-41 and FAT300 next Wednesday, but the K945S is going to be December. Would you sell a layout of your new shop? My new shop is 30'x50' (914cm x 1524cm), but I'm trying to fit the woodworking portion into an area 30' x approximately 16' (914x487cm). My saw will be coming with the scoring blade, and dado blades. Like you, I'm a solo, hobby woodworker. Being able to fully support and clamp large or small workpieces to the saw and operate it from a SAFE side or distance is my primary reason for the getting the maximum length slider and crosscut table. Let me know and THANK YOU for all the years of videos and tips! Clint
Hi Clint, Wow, what a great choice of machines. I am happy to read I am not the only one going crazy on equipment :-) I think you will love it. In next episode I will show the AD941 and I can not say other then, I fel in love with this machine. There is no reason to justify the costs, as a hobbyist, but how it is constructed is just state of the art. So, I think just like me, you will enjoy it every time you will use it. About the layout of my workshop. If you give me a floorplan of your (New) workshop and how to plan your machines and workbenches, your goals, I am willing to look at it and perhaps I can make some suggestions. If you like that idea, just give me a mail at hookedonwood@hotmail.com All the best, Dennis
Good morning 🌅 Dénis , I hope you are keeping safe and well, great looking work shop, size is everything, my work shop back in the Uk , 8 x 34Mts , I now live in France, and struggle with lack of room , to many tools and machinery, So I am trying to redesign my workshop, Which is my basement and I 6 x 6 meter garage comes workshop, so pity I couldn’t move my machines up into my attic, just too far to go, Great review on designing your workshop. I’m sure it must inspire a lot of people. , from France
Oh that I could aspire to be as organised and have a dream workshop! Never going to happen! I try to fit too much in to a too small shop then have nowhere to work, so it is always in chaos. Just one thing, could you say how many banks you robbed to afford everything and how you didn't get caught.😂
That is a good question. No, it is not that clean and tidy. But it is this clean every time I start a new project. Because I do that, It does not turn into chaos.
Listen, Dennis.... if you need a 61 year old apprentice, just give me a shout! 😂 That is, by far, the nicest workshop I've ever set eyes on! You really have done a lovely job...... Now get on with your wife's job list before you get in real trouble! 😏
Yes, I think Harvey did a good job on their sliders. I think there was room for improvement on the fence that came with it, but they improved it in their current models. But you can not compare a slider as the Harvey slider with these sliders that runs against the sawblade. That makes all the difference. I can remember, that I found it very convenient to support a bigger workpiece, but other then that, the difference is not that great compared to a table saw with a extensive table at the left side.
Awesome video as always. When thinking about space, did you ever consider getting a Felder combo machine? Would that be too disruptive for workflow? Thanks Dennis!
Yes, I did. But two reasons I did not choose for it. First, it would become too expansive, although I know when you buy all these products separately, it will cost more, but you can spread it over time and I already had a thicknisser at that time. Secondly, I could not place it in a way that satisfied me. So, I think, when money allows it, to seperate the machines is mostly better.
@@HookedonWood thanks for the answer. I hope you’ll be able to cover dust collection in the next part. A while ago I asked if you had a product suggestion to test air quality, I’m looking forward to seing that too.
I bought something, but I do not know if I could recommend it. It give me some information, but I can not measure how accurate it is. But it is not that expansive and very practicle. I will show it in the video about dust extraction. Thanks for the suggestion.
Another brilliant video, Dennis, love your channel and everything you do. Your workshop is looking fantastic!! I would love to see more of what you make on the laser .....when you get the time! Look forward to the next episode.
Heel erg goed en leerrijk om te zien dat je met een beetje puzzelen je geen gigantische werkplaats nodig hebt om grotere projecten te maken wil zelf in de toekomst een bedrijf oprichten voor interieur meubels op maat en dus is een heel leerrijke video in hoe ik mijn toekomstige atelier zal inrichting!!!!
Hey dennis, ben je tevreden van die plastic mft plugs van ujk? Geven deze geen problemen doordat het logo niet vlak is en krijg je ze eenvoudig terug uit je tafel? Of zou je toch eerder de rvs plugs aanraden?
Als je ze met een blokje hout in de tafel duw, krijg je ze zonder hulpmiddel er wel uit. Doe je het met je vinger, dan duw je ze net te ver naar binnen om ze met je nagel eruit te krijgen, dan heb je een kleine schroevendraaier nodig. Bij de RVS pluggen heb je natuurlijk altijd een hulpmiddel (magneet) nodig. Als geld geen rol speel zou ik altijd voor de RVS pluggen gaan want die zijn een stuk hoogwaardiger. Maar de plastick dopjes zijn wel een heel mooi alternatief.
Hello Dennis from Hooked on Wood. For some reason the video is blurry. But I enjoyed seeing your workshop and how you created it :D Also, are you near Welsum?
No, Idea! In The Netherlands, we say a "mantelzorgwoning" and this is what my translate software came up with! But what I mean is a place where my parents, or one of my parents, could live when they would need extra care. This way they are close by so we can give this extra support, but have their own space for some privacy. And even when it is not for me, when I want to sell the house, I will sell it as a mantelzorgwoning.
@@HookedonWood: Google Translate says, in English, it is a "care home". I would further clarify that, by saying, it is a home appropriately designed, for elderly care. (ramps, handrails, stair machines, etc.) 😁🖖✌
je hebt een pracht van een werkplaats met droom gereedschap, maar voor mensen met een normaal inkomen is het natuurlijk niet haalbaar. en vooral zo'n bouwpakket, ja dat is perfect maar ver uit bereik van de grootste gross mensen. Uiteraard gun ik het je allemaal van harte. en waarom ook niet , als je het kan waarom zou je het niet doen. en hint je kan de harvey zaag mijn kant op sturen of ik kom zelfs naar Nederland om het op te halen lol. Ik heb een rustieke werkplaats onder mijn huis en spaar al jaren voor een cabinetzaag of het er ooit komt we gaan het meemaken lol. het kost hier zo'n 40 000 kr en ik ben geen persoon die naar de bank gaat om te lenen wat ik heb is van mij zonder schuld erop.ik bouw alles van wat anderen weggooien want goud is goedkoper dan hout hier hoog in de bergen van Noorwegen. ik zag dat je ook een prachtige tuin hebt. dat mis ik nog wel eens van Nederland alles is vlak en voor alles is een oplossing te koop, hier... moet je het zelf bedenken, maar aan de andere kant ik heb meren, bergen, rieviertjes en watervallen in mijn tuin, dat is niet iets wat je in Nederland zult vinden. al is jou tuin ook niet mis en mooi gecultiveerd, die van mij is ruig en rustiek en waarschijnlijk iets groter als die van jou. maar ik huur het dus echt van mij is het niet lol maar ik heb het geluk om er te mogen wonen en gebruiken. maar wie heeft 9000 hectare als tuin midden in een van de mooiste natuurparken van Noorwegen. Valdres is geheel uniek harde en zeer lange harse winters 4 mtr sneeuw gemiddeld maar voor een jager zoals ik een paradijs. de deur is altijd los, dus mocht je in de buurt zijn drop in voor koffie en ik hoor graag hoe jij dit allemaal voormekaar hebt gekregen. nogmaals een droom werkplaats wow!
Neem me niet kwalijk, vriend, maar je moet je reacties korter houden, anders leest niemand ze. 😁🖖✌ No offense, friend, but you need to keep your comments shorter, or no one will read them. 😁🖖✌
Hoi Bushman, Dank voor je reactie. Ik realiseer me dat ik bevoorrecht ben. Wat de werkplaats betreft is het voor mij nu makkelijker om dit soort machines te kopen omdat merken me in meer of mindere mate tegemoet komen. Maar zonder mijn kanaal had ik bijvoorbeeld nooit deze vandiktebank gekocht. Dat zou gewoon te duur zijn. Nu denk ik, mocht ik er ooit mee stoppen, dan brengt die zeker op wat ik er voor betaald heb, en als ik hem over 15 jaar nog gebruik, dan is het een goede investering geweest. Ik benijd jouw omschrijving van je omgeving. Het lijkt me prachtig. Noorwegen staat nog steeds op mijn wishlist. Trek nu regelmatig naar Oostenrijk om te mountainbiken en wandelen. Weet je, het is allemaal anders, maar ook allemaal mooi op hun eigen wijze. Ik woon praktisch in het bos. Achteraf, weg van de drukte en dat is waar ik van hou. Al het beste, en als ik in de buurt ben, kom ik die koffie graag nuttigen. Groet, Dennis
@@HookedonWoodthe possibilities are endless with a 3D printer - after getting the Bambu X1 Carbon with two AMS units, I’ve clocked way more hours than I have on the Neje 4 Max. Also, it is just so user friendly and arguably one of the only machines to not have to continually tweak it or tinker with it to work correctly every time. Try it for sure.
I can't understand why they have all this professional equipment and yet choose not to build the building themselves. Well, it's someone else's hobby, so I guess I have no right to complain.
There are a lot of reasons to do this. First is the time it would have cost me to do so, second is the knowledge one some parts of the build that I was lacking. Thirth was the time of the year (December) I new that they could place it in one day and then the outside work would have been done. So, it was very convenient to only work dry and without cold on the inside.
Thanks for the view of the outside! The shop, the projects, the videos are all beautiful and well thought out. Can you provide more info on the construction of the shop? Was it custom or a "standard" unit? Thanks - great work!
@@keith3425: Curious about why you ask that. No sarcasm, just curious. I would suspect it is a standard size, because a custom size would, probably, cost, almost, as much as the next standard size and there would be a waiting period. Standard sizes are pre-manufactured and stored. Whereas, a custom requires a lot of extra work, outside the company's catalog. But, of course I'm just talking out my ass, here. 😁🖖✌
Hi Keith, I got it from this company: www.gelderschehoutbouw.nl/ They offer tailer made projects. But of course, when you stay close to standards it becomes more economically. I meter wider, would have cost me too much more, because it would ask for another construction inside. But every build starts with a drawing. So, no stock where you choose one. They make amazing projects and my workshop is on the simple side of what they can do. If you are in the Netherlands, I can highly recommend them. They found them not that expansive and they give very good service.
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Your work shop is the Taj Mahal of workshops and you are the Michelangelo of woodworking! You are a true craftsman, but beyond that an artist. No detail is overlooked in your organization or the execution and the end results are spectacular! It is truly an honor and a privilege to watch and learn from you. Thank you for sharing!
Not often I get workshop envy... but I've got real workshop envy 😁
Totally agree mate!
We should all strive to have such an amazingly organized and esthetically pleasing workshop. It makes us what to spend more time in it. Thank you!!
This shop layout and aesthetic are fantastic - my favorite on RUclips by far. I am in awe of your technical capabilities combined with design style - truly inspirational! 👍👍👍
Simply love the clean and crisp lines of your shop. The tools are obviously amazing but the thought and organization is very satisfying to see and aspire to.
Heel gaaf geworden. Man wat moet jij lekker werken in zo’n mooie omgeving. Veel succes en blijf posten.
Dennis, respect voor je planning en de bouw van de werkplaats. Alles op een nette manier geordend. Alles is schoon en vervolgens schoon te houden door je efficiente afzuigsystemen.
De video's die je maakt zijn duidelijk en goed van kwaliteit en niet verkracht door stampende achtergrondmuziek. Ga door op dezelfde manier. Succes.
You are a brilliant engineer Dennis and I appreciate your commitment to your viewers in bringing out of the box solutions to create shop projects with style, flair and the upmost usability. Your ability to host this channel, arrange its content and provide such information is unchallenged. Keep up your inspirational work and all of my best wishes to you and your family.
Thank you for your kind words. very much appreciated
I have enjoyed and learned much from your videos ever since you launched your channel. The tool reviews have been well received also. You really have a well organized and useful shop. Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge and suggestions. Everyone stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia.
You are living my dream!! Love the shop and love your channel as well. I always enjoy your posts.
You certainly seem to have chosen the very best machines available. I think the Felder saws are superb!
The shop is simply amazing. I started redoing my shop after seeing your videos and i am adding a lot of details to make it look and function better. I want to thank you for that and for turning me on to Hongdui tools, i have bought most of their line since i started watching your videos last year and i love using them.
I built some drawers as you illustrated in a previous episode and they worked out brilliantly, many thanks.
What a pleasure thing is to watch you, Dennis. And keep me inspired about your clean look and modern organization place.
Cheers from Wisconsin, USA.
I sometimes use the sliding cabinet saw in work and just love how much more convenient it is for breaking down full sheets. At home I have to use my track saw, while not difficult it just adds an extra barrier when mid project.
Love the workshop, super clean and stylized.
Beautiful shop !!! Anyone who builds there own space , definitely has a mind for designing.
Awesome shop and amazing channel. You are one of the best creators on RUclips. Thanks for all that you do, I really appreciate your recommendations and value your opinion. 👍🏼
Oh the heartache of tool and shop envy. Thank you for the great video.
Stylish and professional, an inspiration Dennis. Love your work
Redoing my workshop now and this is awesome and will incorporate some of what you did. Kudos.
Baptist will be happy with the free advertising on your felder saw 😊
Amazing Dennis. Beautiful!
Very nice little shop! You should be proud.
Great looking workshop! I may have to re-think my French cleat wall and change to cabinets like you did- seems much more convenient to grab and use the tools. Thanks!
Great workshop ,so clean and well laid out ,i hope you have a good alarm system as your hand tools are worth a fortune festool,all the best 🏴❤️👍
Wow great work. You have earned it for sure.
Keep oss informed and look forward to new videos from you
Dennis, Wow. That is a dream workshop👌
Your shop is amazing Dennis! Regards JP
A truly lovely space .
Great tour Dennis! Lovely shop!
What an amazing workshop you have...and channel of course 😁 keep up the good work dennis
Lekker
My local timber merchant (and undertaker) has just upgraded to a Felder table saw.
That’s in Cumberland.
I grew up in Esslingen where Festool originated.
I’ve got serious workshop envy
Great 😅😊🎉
Beautiful well thought out shop. Thanks
Hi Dennis, Good workshop tour, and a fantastic layout and every thing in it's place and it works well. Great video take care, from Wrexham WALES
Those power mains cables for your Kef LS50's. I think you could run every piece of equipment in your shop at the same time through one of those ;)
BEst shop on RUclips by far.
Very neat and clean shop!
Fantastic dream workshop. Love it. Definitely one of the best if not the best. ❤
Just a question about your laser cutting acrylic etc., what do you do about extracting the poisonous fumes created while cutting?
Best shop bar none
Amazing space!
Just wonderful Dennis and much envy brother 😊😊😊😊😊
Great workshop Dennis. Don't we all wish we had the same space and budget to build ourselves a similar workshop. Mine is a double garage and where I work its 12m by 8m. So only slight bigger than yours but with 3 people in
Just tidied my little double bedroom sized workshop and sat down for a brew. 100% certain I'm going to feel a bit less accomplished after watching this 😆😆
We all love your museum 😅
Hi Denis, your workshop is definitely an inspiration. How did you do your floor? I mean, is it ply or some resin or what? Thanks and congratulations.
The incredible machinery is awesome but what really blew me away is that your walls are the acoustic panels. Wow. Who did the acoustic panels?
Very nice, you must inspire many others
Your workshop looks stunning. I wish I could have one too 😂 I just wonder what you build with all these professional machines. I would be super curious to see
Looks amazing! So good I wouldn't want to get it dirty! 😂
Beautiful shop!
Ben blij voor je. Wat een prachtige workshop heb je. Prima kanaal ook. Dat doe je heel netjes. gr Achmed
Love the shop definitely on of the best “hobbyist wood shops” I have seen. Can’t wait until part 2.
Can you link imperial Chinese tools as well as the metric tools? There are a few I would like to pick up in the states?
Nice shop. I'll start saving :)
Thank you for the great video.
Really nice shop!
What kind of lumber rack is that?
I love the method of building your work surfaces with Valchromat black MDF over birch plywood. I have searched all over the easter United States since being introduced to your videos and found only once source to purchase that material here. It is sold by an importer at the shipyards in Brooklyn New York, but the cost is outrageous. at over $200 US per 19mm sheet, I can see working with the material in a limited capacity. But the shipping would add more than a $1,000 US for as few as three sheets. I'm gonna have to make a trip to New York with the truck in the near future...
Mike (and Dennis), I also really like the way this tinted MDF looks.
When building my daughter a play kitchen, island, sink and playhouse, I found that I could color MDF well with a gel stain. I chose black which ended up nice for those projects. However, when I do the work in my workshop, I am going to use a charcoal gray if available or will see if Home Depot can tint the gel stain for me.
Try it, Mike, you'll like it. And the gel stain protects the MDF as well.
I love it!! Thank You!
Wow, mooi zeg!! Erg strak ook hoe je die wandenhebt afgewerkt. Is dit in NL? Wij zijn op zoek naar nieuwe woning, in tuin wil ik ook een vergelijkbare hobby/workshop.
Thanks Dennis
Hi Dennis, what a nice channel you have! I have a question.
In your old workshop you had a Oneida cycloon. You have now a Felder RL140. What is your experience and what is beter? To answer in Dutch is also good. I think you’re Dutch but maybe I am wrong.
Keep up do good work. Thanks.
Love your shop Dennis! Do you have a video on how you made your Fritz and Fronz jig?
Maybe I will show in the next episode
Wonderful Shop I love the combination f black and light wood! Could tell me, which MDF you are using regarding durability of the tabletops ? I guess black MDF is not always black MDF?. Maybe you have a producer?
Hello Dennis,
I am setting up my workshop over the next 6-12 months moving from a 4m x 4m garage to a 7.5m x 9.5m workshop. I am very interested in the Felder work table. Are you able to post a build video on the modifications to the base and the top please?
Best
Steve
I plan to do that, but I have to change some things to the current design. Because of the wide overhang, I need a torsion box table top. When I have made those changes, I will make a video of it.
But I also have some projects I have to do first. So, I can not promise it is on a short term
Dennis. After following you down the Harvey line of products, I didn't realize I was doing it again when I left visited the Felder booth at International Woodworking Federation show last month. Felder is delivering my new AD9-41 and FAT300 next Wednesday, but the K945S is going to be December. Would you sell a layout of your new shop? My new shop is 30'x50' (914cm x 1524cm), but I'm trying to fit the woodworking portion into an area 30' x approximately 16' (914x487cm). My saw will be coming with the scoring blade, and dado blades. Like you, I'm a solo, hobby woodworker. Being able to fully support and clamp large or small workpieces to the saw and operate it from a SAFE side or distance is my primary reason for the getting the maximum length slider and crosscut table. Let me know and THANK YOU for all the years of videos and tips!
Clint
Hi Clint, Wow, what a great choice of machines. I am happy to read I am not the only one going crazy on equipment :-) I think you will love it. In next episode I will show the AD941 and I can not say other then, I fel in love with this machine. There is no reason to justify the costs, as a hobbyist, but how it is constructed is just state of the art. So, I think just like me, you will enjoy it every time you will use it. About the layout of my workshop. If you give me a floorplan of your (New) workshop and how to plan your machines and workbenches, your goals, I am willing to look at it and perhaps I can make some suggestions. If you like that idea, just give me a mail at hookedonwood@hotmail.com All the best, Dennis
Good morning 🌅 Dénis , I hope you are keeping safe and well, great looking work shop, size is everything, my work shop back in the Uk , 8 x 34Mts , I now live in France, and struggle with lack of room , to many tools and machinery,
So I am trying to redesign my workshop, Which is my basement and I 6 x 6 meter garage comes workshop, so pity I couldn’t move my machines up into my attic, just too far to go,
Great review on designing your workshop. I’m sure it must inspire a lot of people. , from France
Dennis, could you advise what heating and cooling system you went with to heat and cool your shop?
I’d love to see the acrylic parts for the Camvac noise box made available for sale
Oh that I could aspire to be as organised and have a dream workshop! Never going to happen! I try to fit too much in to a too small shop then have nowhere to work, so it is always in chaos. Just one thing, could you say how many banks you robbed to afford everything and how you didn't get caught.😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, Buddy, I hear ya, on the too small space
and too big ideas. It Sucks! 😁🖖✌
I can not give you answer on the exact amount of robbery. I always get the idea that I am robbed when I buy some timber:-)
Great video as always. Interested to know about how you control the dust extractor. Is it via remote control? thanks
I will answer that in a next episode
Felder. Hammer. Austrian Quality 👌
I would like it to know if it’s always as clean and tidy as it is on video, or before filming do you go crazy with a vacuum?
That is a good question. No, it is not that clean and tidy. But it is this clean every time I start a new project. Because I do that, It does not turn into chaos.
where is the sawdust? My workshop is ankle deep again soon after I sweep the floor. This looks like a workshop that has never been used!
Hi Denis nice workshop indeed, I would love to give you a hand some time to enjoy it myself, unfortunately, I am in Spain and not in the Netherlands.
Listen, Dennis.... if you need a 61 year old apprentice, just give me a shout! 😂 That is, by far, the nicest workshop I've ever set eyes on! You really have done a lovely job...... Now get on with your wife's job list before you get in real trouble! 😏
😂😂Good Idea
Would you mind sharing your experience with Harvey and it's sliding table? Felder one is out of my reach and room capacity.
Yes, I think Harvey did a good job on their sliders. I think there was room for improvement on the fence that came with it, but they improved it in their current models. But you can not compare a slider as the Harvey slider with these sliders that runs against the sawblade. That makes all the difference. I can remember, that I found it very convenient to support a bigger workpiece, but other then that, the difference is not that great compared to a table saw with a extensive table at the left side.
Stumpy Nubs is big on Harvey tools and got
himself a slider, from them. I tried to find a
link, to him talking about it, but could not.
What’s your background? What did you before RUclips/woodworking and is this your full time occupation nowadays? 🙂
Awesome video as always. When thinking about space, did you ever consider getting a Felder combo machine? Would that be too disruptive for workflow? Thanks Dennis!
Yes, I did. But two reasons I did not choose for it. First, it would become too expansive, although I know when you buy all these products separately, it will cost more, but you can spread it over time and I already had a thicknisser at that time. Secondly, I could not place it in a way that satisfied me. So, I think, when money allows it, to seperate the machines is mostly better.
@@HookedonWood thanks for the answer. I hope you’ll be able to cover dust collection in the next part. A while ago I asked if you had a product suggestion to test air quality, I’m looking forward to seing that too.
I bought something, but I do not know if I could recommend it. It give me some information, but I can not measure how accurate it is. But it is not that expansive and very practicle. I will show it in the video about dust extraction. Thanks for the suggestion.
How much did the building cost?
Another brilliant video, Dennis, love your channel and everything you do. Your workshop is looking fantastic!! I would love to see more of what you make on the laser .....when you get the time! Look forward to the next episode.
Heel erg goed en leerrijk om te zien dat je met een beetje puzzelen je geen gigantische werkplaats nodig hebt om grotere projecten te maken wil zelf in de toekomst een bedrijf oprichten voor interieur meubels op maat en dus is een heel leerrijke video in hoe ik mijn toekomstige atelier zal inrichting!!!!
Hey dennis, ben je tevreden van die plastic mft plugs van ujk? Geven deze geen problemen doordat het logo niet vlak is en krijg je ze eenvoudig terug uit je tafel? Of zou je toch eerder de rvs plugs aanraden?
Als je ze met een blokje hout in de tafel duw, krijg je ze zonder hulpmiddel er wel uit. Doe je het met je vinger, dan duw je ze net te ver naar binnen om ze met je nagel eruit te krijgen, dan heb je een kleine schroevendraaier nodig. Bij de RVS pluggen heb je natuurlijk altijd een hulpmiddel (magneet) nodig. Als geld geen rol speel zou ik altijd voor de RVS pluggen gaan want die zijn een stuk hoogwaardiger. Maar de plastick dopjes zijn wel een heel mooi alternatief.
Was expecting a review of the jointer planer too
Will come next time. Need more time for that one
What would you estimte your investment to be, tools and building?
Drool, Slobber, Gasp, Envy!!!! 😍😜😮👍👍😛 😁🖖✌
the shop is super clean, even too clean... is it really at use...
of course it is. But you can understand that when I take a tour around my shop. I clean it up first.
Would it not be cheaper to buy what you’re making?
No, enjoying life is priceless. And I hope to do this till I am over 80 so it is a perfect investment!
Hello Dennis from Hooked on Wood. For some reason the video is blurry. But I enjoyed seeing your workshop and how you created it :D
Also, are you near Welsum?
Welsum is 100km :-)
Check the resolution in your playback settings, it can make a big difference.
To change your viewing resolution, click on the
"star wheel", on the right, under the video. 😁🖖✌
@@HookedonWood I have a friend who lives in Wapenveld. :D
Dennis, You should start selling tickets for a tour of your workshop😂😂. Clearly You have put a great deal of thoughts in designing one.👍👍.
what's an informal care house?
No, Idea! In The Netherlands, we say a "mantelzorgwoning" and this is what my translate software came up with! But what I mean is a place where my parents, or one of my parents, could live when they would need extra care. This way they are close by so we can give this extra support, but have their own space for some privacy. And even when it is not for me, when I want to sell the house, I will sell it as a mantelzorgwoning.
I think it's like an in-laws quarters or something. :D
We call it a Granny annexe in the UK!
@@HookedonWood: Google Translate says, in English, it is a "care home".
I would further clarify that, by saying, it is a home appropriately designed,
for elderly care. (ramps, handrails, stair machines, etc.) 😁🖖✌
wow
je hebt een pracht van een werkplaats met droom gereedschap, maar voor mensen met een normaal inkomen is het natuurlijk niet haalbaar. en vooral zo'n bouwpakket, ja dat is perfect maar ver uit bereik van de grootste gross mensen. Uiteraard gun ik het je allemaal van harte. en waarom ook niet , als je het kan waarom zou je het niet doen. en hint je kan de harvey zaag mijn kant op sturen of ik kom zelfs naar Nederland om het op te halen lol. Ik heb een rustieke werkplaats onder mijn huis en spaar al jaren voor een cabinetzaag of het er ooit komt we gaan het meemaken lol. het kost hier zo'n 40 000 kr en ik ben geen persoon die naar de bank gaat om te lenen wat ik heb is van mij zonder schuld erop.ik bouw alles van wat anderen weggooien want goud is goedkoper dan hout hier hoog in de bergen van Noorwegen. ik zag dat je ook een prachtige tuin hebt. dat mis ik nog wel eens van Nederland alles is vlak en voor alles is een oplossing te koop, hier... moet je het zelf bedenken, maar aan de andere kant ik heb meren, bergen, rieviertjes en watervallen in mijn tuin, dat is niet iets wat je in Nederland zult vinden. al is jou tuin ook niet mis en mooi gecultiveerd, die van mij is ruig en rustiek en waarschijnlijk iets groter als die van jou. maar ik huur het dus echt van mij is het niet lol maar ik heb het geluk om er te mogen wonen en gebruiken. maar wie heeft 9000 hectare als tuin midden in een van de mooiste natuurparken van Noorwegen. Valdres is geheel uniek harde en zeer lange harse winters 4 mtr sneeuw gemiddeld maar voor een jager zoals ik een paradijs. de deur is altijd los, dus mocht je in de buurt zijn drop in voor koffie en ik hoor graag hoe jij dit allemaal voormekaar hebt gekregen. nogmaals een droom werkplaats wow!
Neem me niet kwalijk, vriend, maar je moet je reacties
korter houden, anders leest niemand ze. 😁🖖✌
No offense, friend, but you need to keep your comments
shorter, or no one will read them. 😁🖖✌
En toch heb je het gelezen 😂
Hoi Bushman, Dank voor je reactie. Ik realiseer me dat ik bevoorrecht ben. Wat de werkplaats betreft is het voor mij nu makkelijker om dit soort machines te kopen omdat merken me in meer of mindere mate tegemoet komen. Maar zonder mijn kanaal had ik bijvoorbeeld nooit deze vandiktebank gekocht. Dat zou gewoon te duur zijn. Nu denk ik, mocht ik er ooit mee stoppen, dan brengt die zeker op wat ik er voor betaald heb, en als ik hem over 15 jaar nog gebruik, dan is het een goede investering geweest. Ik benijd jouw omschrijving van je omgeving. Het lijkt me prachtig. Noorwegen staat nog steeds op mijn wishlist. Trek nu regelmatig naar Oostenrijk om te mountainbiken en wandelen. Weet je, het is allemaal anders, maar ook allemaal mooi op hun eigen wijze. Ik woon praktisch in het bos. Achteraf, weg van de drukte en dat is waar ik van hou. Al het beste, en als ik in de buurt ben, kom ik die koffie graag nuttigen. Groet, Dennis
@@bushman4124: No, I did not.
Where is the dust ?
I show you in the next episode:-)
750 kgs is a bit lightweight for a real panel saw.
Are you wanting to invest on 3d printing machine as well in the future? I saw plenty of woodworking Chanel now invest on 3d printing.....🙂
I had think about it, but I did not decided it yet. The software part is what holds me back a little.
@@HookedonWoodthe possibilities are endless with a 3D printer - after getting the Bambu X1 Carbon with two AMS units, I’ve clocked way more hours than I have on the Neje 4 Max. Also, it is just so user friendly and arguably one of the only machines to not have to continually tweak it or tinker with it to work correctly every time. Try it for sure.
I can't understand why they have all this professional equipment and yet choose not to build the building themselves.
Well, it's someone else's hobby, so I guess I have no right to complain.
There are a lot of reasons to do this. First is the time it would have cost me to do so, second is the knowledge one some parts of the build that I was lacking. Thirth was the time of the year (December) I new that they could place it in one day and then the outside work would have been done. So, it was very convenient to only work dry and without cold on the inside.
Thanks for the view of the outside! The shop, the projects, the videos are all beautiful and well thought out. Can you provide more info on the construction of the shop? Was it custom or a "standard" unit? Thanks - great work!
@@keith3425: Curious about why you ask that. No sarcasm, just curious.
I would suspect it is a standard size, because a custom size would, probably,
cost, almost, as much as the next standard size and there would be a waiting
period. Standard sizes are pre-manufactured and stored. Whereas, a custom
requires a lot of extra work, outside the company's catalog. But, of course I'm
just talking out my ass, here. 😁🖖✌
Hi Keith, I got it from this company: www.gelderschehoutbouw.nl/
They offer tailer made projects. But of course, when you stay close to standards it becomes more economically. I meter wider, would have cost me too much more, because it would ask for another construction inside. But every build starts with a drawing. So, no stock where you choose one. They make amazing projects and my workshop is on the simple side of what they can do. If you are in the Netherlands, I can highly recommend them. They found them not that expansive and they give very good service.
Style over substance. Looks more like a Star Wars set than a functioning workshop.
Not feasible -start here. Not as a living.