Shop Tour 2021 - Garage/Basement Hybrid Workshop and Big Milestone!
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Shop Tour 2021, I'll show you guys around my garage/basement hybrid workshop as I celebrate the 50,000 subscriber milestone!
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Just s reminder... You did almost everything you said you'll do. Good job man.
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It's looking fantastic, Matt! 😃
Some day I get there!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Your Welcome and congrats! Thank you for sharing your shop and where you've come from and where you're going in 2021! Peace and safety to you as well.
Thank you Rich. Glad you liked it 👍
Great Tour and Congrats on 50K+ Subs!
Looking forward to the shop cabinet/storage build videos! I'm in the process of revamping my shop as well... Thanks for the tour!
Yeah me too. I can't wait to feel like never making cabinets again because I cranked out so many 🤣🤣
Beautiful shop! And inspiring. Hope 2021 is a great year for you. Stay safe.
Thank you Jay!
First time viewer , I enjoyed the shop tour and got a couple ideas from it, so ty for that and for that reason alone I subscribed to this Chanel. Looking forward to your upcoming videos on the shop builds you mentioned.
amazing! great looking shop!
Looks good, well done! Will be interested in seeing the shop as it matures.
Thanks! A lot off attention to be paid in 2021
I can help you out with all of those overflowing piles of "offcuts". No, no ... it's my pleasure. No need to thank me. :)
Thanks for the tour - looking forward to the upcoming projects!
Thank you for the gracious offer 🤣🤣🤣
I second the motion
Great shop and Congrats on the subscriber milestone. I am a new channel so I am in awe of that many Subscribers.
UR rite workshops change as u start to do different types of work. cool
awesome shop and all around in this channel. Keep it up!
Thanks so much Andres!
Wow! What a great shop, it puts my 18 x9ft garage to shame, oh well we have to make the most of what we've got. I love my tiny haven but very envious. Keep up the good work and stay safe 👍👏👏
As long as you make the most of the space you have then you're doing it right! Thanks for the kind words🙏
Matt, you could look at moving the jointer planer to the front, where you bring in rough lumber. Just a thought. Nice tour.
Great tour, thanks Matt! 😁✌️
Thanks!
Matt nice shop space and you did great utilizing the unusual but fantastic space you have.
An idea for you to think about; what about moving the tablesaw to the rear shop with the rest of the milling space. You can also make a smaller miterstand in the rear and move all the wood storage to the front. Then you can move all of the finishing machines, like sanding and drilling to the front. Then you will have tons of room for horizontal space. You should be able to fit an ultimate assembly table, traditional table and maybe even a dedicated sanding station.
Regardless your shop looks great.
Appreciate the tour!
Hey great shop. A woodworking business can be tough, I"m sure you will succeed, great tools keep at it.
Nice job!
Good work brother you just got another subscriber
Really well organized, i like the 2 sections
Yeah it's a big help. More wall space and dust containment
Super cool workshop. weldon. I do a lot more woodturning so I got a 8x8 ft room for tuning. but much more taller workshop. I definitely need more dust extractors.
Great shop !!!
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Great looking shop! Your channel is growing fast, won't be long before you reach 100k.
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Little weird that the dust collector got put way back there instead of centralized in closer reach to the table saw in the front. I’m sure it’s how you want it and works. Out of the way and least useable for a big tool. Cuts down on noise a bit putting it back there. Maybe even splitting the difference and moving it halfway up would add efficiency if it mattered. Betting you use a dolly or cart to wheel the drum out when it’s full. Either way that’s easy with the smooth floor. Pros and cons as always.
Beautiful shop. Wondering too if you’ve considered covering the block walls, which I’m jealous of, with paint or sheets of something? Might brighten it up but it’s really nice having so much wall space.
I put it there on purpose. It's underneath my pantry where the noise of the motor won't annoy anyone. If I located it in the center of the shop it would be right under a bedroom 👍. This is one reason I bought this powerful machine, so it would have no issues with this distance.
Congratulations on reaching 50K subscribers my friend, that's not an easy task but your worth that plus millions more mainly for your simplistic way of explaining without trying to sell us on everything. I'd like to see something for us new woodworkers to make using cheaper lumber say like fencing boards at 1x8's I think they are or 1x6's? I just don't remember off hand without looking but something of that nature so we can get into something we'd love to do say as yourself. That way we could work up such as you've done. Something to ponder on for videos if you ever get a chance that is?
Добрый вечер. ролик как всегда отличный . Удачи, развитии каналу и любимого полезного дела👍🤩
Perfect 💯 👍👍👍👏
Hey thanks!
Nice shop, very cool! Btw at 17:50, I think you need more foil tape on the inlet 😁
That foil tape is holding the whole show together! 🤣🤣🤣
Hi I'm from Norfolk UK , I love all these woodworking videos , Have you thought about designing a kitchen for a disable/elderly person so all the shelves are pull out and the wall units have shelves what lower down for easy reach . I am disable and to buy fitments to do all these things is very costly more then what a new kitchen would cost . Its just an idea but there would be a market out there if you did . As soon as the "disable" word comes into play the price goes through the roof . Plus as people get older they need things to aid with back pain bad knees etc and It makes life so easy well like I said its just an idea
Great tour and awesome layout/organization. Really appreciate it. What has been your experience with noise though? How do you deal with/mitigate noise since you're attached to your residential space? (Aside from diplomacy, of course) Keep it up man
I've been woodworking for 8 years now, noise isn't an issue when the family wants me to build them something 😂
@@MWAWoodworks Too true! Well said
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing. Question regarding your jointer set up. Noticed it’s first off the trunk line, but do you have any issue with chip clogging but to the dust port being kind of opposite direction of the suction?
Nope. There's plenty of power. No clogging issues anywhere in my system
Every woodworker works in their own way; so,E times fashioned by necessity and sometimes by habit. So, an essential item for me may be a peripheral item for you. A few things that suit me.
I have a large shop made solid ash workbench (2.2m x 0.8m with a 100mm top) that is one of the 2 centres of my shop. The other centre is the table saw. Age means that I can no longer lift and carry large slabs or sheets (don’t laugh - you will get to my state soon enough). I was able to buy a used mains-electric static lift table. Capacity way beyond my needs but it’s built like a warship. I made a torsion box with HD castors and so the table is now mobile. I will probably adapt my MFT to go on top of that; I don’t use the top as a sacrificial top and it’s lasted 10 years and still has life.
I have a much larger wood rack. Mine is 6’ wide; 7’10” deep and goes to the ceiling. In that, there are racks for full sheets of MRMDF and ply; racks for part sheets; racks for big slabs upto 9’ x 30” wide. Why so big? Well, to get the best prices, I’ve always found it good to buy in bulk; so, I will order a pallet of MRDF in a combination of 6mm, 12mm, 18mm thicknesses. Same with rough sawn timber.
My most useful shop made table saw jigs are a) cross cut sled b) multi angle taper/rip cut sled c) front extensions of the table saw T tracks which allow me greater depth of cut for sheet goods (previously I could cut 10” depth before the saw blade interfered; now it’s 24”)
My OCD is dusty tools. I accept that some dust is inevitable in a wood shop but I’ve spent a lot of money on tools and I don’t like seeing them dusty and having to clean them before use. So, I was able to buy quite a few office storage cabinets from a form going bust. I’ve got 2 that are tall, wide with tambour doors; in one, I have fitted drawers upto about 5’, then shelves; in the other, I have fitted “vertical drawers”, rather like those pull out pantries but mine has only a vertical piece.on those I have put my boxes of chisels with French cleats so that I take a whole box to the workbench; plus lot of designed holders for rulers, hammers, squares, screwdrivers etc. Its very pleasing how much this system can take - and you just pull the doors shut to keep out dust. With the tall cabinets came lots of desk pedestals; these I have adapted to take all my Festool systainers, made 3 into a storage unit on which my lathe sits, made another 3 into a table for my sharpening tools with all the jigs etc in the drawers underneath.
I’ve also made mobile storage that goes under the drill press (drill bits, forstner bits etc.) scroll saw (blades and tools) table saw (blades and tools). Each one of these has a lot of drawer storage still available.
So, I’ve spent a lot of time making organisation, tidiness and cleanliness possible. So why does my workshop still look a mess compared to the pristine ones shown on YT?
Sawdust really doesn't show up well in camera. So shops always look cleaner than they really are
@@MWAWoodworks thank you for that reassuring video. I usually spend about 6 hours a day in the workshop. Not been too well and only managed an hour. One thing that long, hard, bitter experience has taught me is not to do anything in the shop if you are tired or not feeling the best.
I've heard you should take your batteries off the charger so they dont overheat.
congs
Soooo where do you keep your wood? 🤷🏼♂️🤣 awesome shop keep up the good work!
I have a wood warehouse with some tools in it 🤣🤣
FYI, I'm stealing your low dust collection, I have an 18 inch beam right in the middle of my shop. Great shop video
I would have loved to have seen a build of that hand plane cabinet. This is about the type I want. Any more close up pictures anywhere.
No but I used Mike Peckovich's plans from the Fine Woodworking website. You can get all the details there 👍
Hey Matt! Great shop! Question: Looking to purchase my first planer and jointer this year. Looked up the Grizzly models you have & really liked specs on both but they are both discontinued! Can you recommend a brand and model for each that are similar to yours or a newer Grizzly model? I'm a mid-level wood worker looking to up my skill level and tool precision. I currently do general carpentry and art. Hoping to make my own kitchen cabinets, some furniture and expand my art work to include inlay and marquetry. Thanks in advance and love your videos!
I am not familiar with all the new models, but what I have is an 8"jointer with spiral cutterhead and parallelogram beds and a 15" planer with spiral cutter. Both machines are 3hp
Great shop. What kind of production work did you use to do?
I made cutting boards
It’s so sad watch this kind of videos here in Brazil 😂😂
Everthing is too expensive here.
But, despite that, you have an awesome place, congrats 👏🏻👏🏻
What type of fasteners do you use to mount your racks into your block wall?
Tapcons!
Nice setup....wish I had a separate room "which would be used for assembly and finishing. Btw, apparently you must not of made to many Xmas gifts this year, as your vertical wood storage rack looks to be a full as it can get.. just kidding.
I made just 3 Christmas gifts this year 🥺
@@MWAWoodworks That is 3 more than I made...lol Keep up the great work
R I got ur name now. matt.
Interesting...no miter saw
At the very beginning of the tour 😁
@@MWAWoodworks oops!
Sorry to see you go but due to RUclips/Google policies on censoring based on politics I will be unsubscribing from your feed. I hope you find an alternate, open forum on which to post
Hey Matt, Great shop! Question: Looking into getting my first jointer. Looked up the Grizzly 0490XW jointer you have & it's discontinued. Can you recommend a similar Grizzly model or is there one from another manufacturer that you like. Would be using for making home cabinets, general woodwork, furniture and art projects. The 8" x 76.5" table seems a great size for what I'm looking for. Thanks in advance and love your videos!