2 Car Garage Woodworking shop Tour
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2018
- Here is a tour and layout of my 2 car garage woodshop. I go over my woodworking equipment, what i like, don't like and what I want to upgrade to in the future.
I have been trying to keep my videos around the 10 minute mark but this one went a little long so if you are only interested in one or a couple tools here is a list of when I talk about them during the video so you can jump to that section. Thanks for Watching!
Table Saw, 1 min
Dust collection, 1:23
Drum sander, 2:04
Planer/sander, 2:57
Tool Chest/Hand tools, 4:17
Lathe, 5:50
Tool Box, 6:41
Band Saw, 7:36
Router Table, 10:30
Miter Saw, 12:00
Jointer, 12:55
WorkBench, 16:35 
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Man I like your setup. It’s what I’d call a humble shop. It works, functional. I have a 24x24 “shop” it’s filled with all kinds of junk but eventually I’d like to set my self up decently
Thanks! I’ve since built a detached shop and for 5 years, I can’t make it feel as comfortable as my garage shop
Great tour. It’s shows your progress over the years and you exemplified the proverb “Slow and steady wins the race”.
Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing your other videos - especially your router table build.
Genuine, no frill channel. Good job!
Thanks!
Loved the tour honestly got allot of nice tips!
Thank you
Through out the entire video I kept just sayin "this guy is completely open and honest" its refreshing. Nice video!
Thank you!
I can’t stop watching. Have you done a video about the chisels you use? They look nice. Thanks for sharing.
I love your honest and humble approach. It's helpful to us and that's why I'm subscribing 👍🏼
I appreciate your grateful, positive attitude.
Great start up. I'm looking forward to watching and learning from your journey.
Just saw your video. I have a detached garage that I'm trying to clean out and turn into a woodshop. Thanks to you and your video I now realize I'll have more room than I could imagine.
Best shop tour vid I've seen. Gives me something I can relate to. You got my subscription.
Thanks for sharing
Great set up!
We have a lot of the same tools and I'm happy with them.
You have a great shop with a lot of room.
Thanks for the tour.
Eric Rusch Sr thanks for checking it out!
Awesome shop! Thanks for the tour!
CCS and Sons Workshop thank you!
Good video. I really like how honest you were. Very humble.
Thank you!
Appreciate the honesty and wholesome approach. Great shop and video.
Thanks!
Nice shop tour!
Nice shop, great tour!!! I have subscribed, keep up the great work!!!
Not seen a planing stop like that before, very effective! Nice shop too
Thanks! I think I am going to add something similar to my new bench
Great, thanks. I am looking for set up tips for my new double garage and it helped to see the space around each work station. I’m going to pinch your plane stop idea too. 👍🏼
Me too....
Nice setup. Sure there are things to improve. That is a good thing for a young man. As long as you are learning, growing improving you are living. You've done yourself proud.
Thanks! It's always changing(my goals and my shop)
Nice shop mate. You’ve got the lot.
If the dust collector is 110, Harbor freight sells remote-controlled outlets that allow you to turn on & off your D.C. from any tool that is plumbed into that system. They retail for about $10 and I think they come in multi-packs. It does not have the ability to turn on D.C. when a tool is turned on. You will need the remote for that. Compared to the other switches sold on Amazon and Rockler with a price tag between $40-$75, it's worth a try. You can always return it if you don't like it.
I am in the planning stages of converting my detached 2 car garage into a woodworking shop. I came across this video, great job. It will give me a lot to think about. Looking forward to watching more videos. Just subscribed. Thanks again. Very helpful
Thanks! I just moved out of this space and in to a detached shop. I am learning what works and doesnt work all over again. Thanks for the support!
Great shop, absolutely agree the work on the video seems sometimes harder than making stuff, don't worry your videos are already well done!
the tinywoodworkshop thanks! It's been a big learning curve!
Hey Twisted - That's a great shop you've got there - real nice! Great vid too - cool conversational style with the audience.
Rob Trautvetter - Takami Woodshop Thank You. It is a lot harder to talk to a camera in an empty garage than I thought it would be!
Awesome Shop man! I'll be looking forward to your sharpening station video as I am in need of one myself :)
Make It thanks!
Keep up the good work! First video of yours ive seen vut will deffinately watch more.
Thanks
Very nice shop.
WB Fine Woodworking thanks.
Great video and content. Thanks for sharing. I'm looking to move my workshop into my garage, so this gives me a good idea of what I can do with the space.
Thanks! Good luck with the move
Always great videos and explanations.. you should have more followers at least 1 million seriously.. thumbs up!!
Thank you!
Thank's for the tour,you have a really awesome shop.👍I have to agree with you about the anarchist tool chest,it takes up way to much room,sadly I think I'm going to sell it :(
Just scratching my head about where to mount the tools I've cobbled together , I have a 2 car garage and was actually looking for design
ideas, my first project is a table saw sled, and I'll follow that this winter with a big 33" bench .. I'm looking forward to that one .. enjoyed
the tour, loved your ability to express yourself, your ideas and concepts clearly with no stuttering or heming and hawing ...
not to be a grouch ... good video.
Thanks. It only took 30 or 40 takes to get the speaking down!
Solid shop!
Thanks!
We would love to see videos more frequently! Nice shop. I envy the amount of space you have. My shop is only 10' x 16'. It's one of the reasons I only have a Dewalt contractor saw. I would love to get a cabinet style table saw. I have it integrated into my assembly table which helps with the space issue. I look forward to the next video.
Thank you for watching. I will be back to making videos soon. I just had a pretty busy couple months at my day job(the one that pays the bills. Lol) I heard the dewalt contractor saw is pretty nice. I have a Hitachi I use for job site work. People make a lot of nice furniture with less but it is nice to have a repeatable and stable cabinet saw. Also, I will pick up the remote outlets the next time I get to harbor freight and give them a try. Thanks for the tip!
I got a nice laugh when you mentioned the broken switch on your DC, I have a stationary sander that I also just turned on and off with the plug for the past ~10 years... Finally dug in and fixed the switch, but yep, totally get it. Nice to see your setup, cheers!
Lol! Glad I'm not the only one.
I put the shelix head on my dewalt planer and my delta dj20 jointer, it’s amazing looks like you used a no 4 smoothing plane on the wood.. glass finish.. no buyers remorse.. still on the first side of the carbide inserts.. like your channel 👍😊 I’m a subscriber 👍😊
Thanks fir subscribing! I would like to get the helical head for mine. This planer has some years on it now and I worry about spending the money on the cutter and then the planer giving out. I see grizzly just came out with one for the dewalt also
Hey man keep it up. Well done on the video. I'm working on setting up a shop in Boring Oregon, and I'll incorporate some of your ideas. Thanks for putting this out
Thank you! Good luck with your shop
Very nice shop and video. I highly recommend a 1/2" x 2' x 2' interlocking padded floor. Keeps your feet much more comfortable than concrete.
Bob Amarant thanks! I have thought about padding to at least go around the work bench and table saw. I assume it helps with the back ache at the end of a long day.
You worked for Jeep? Sir you deserve a thumbs up👍
Thanks! I was a jeep technician from 96 to 2007. We just finished fixing up a 97 TJ for my son. It was a fun project
Great video. Nice shop too man. I'm new to wood working
Thanks! It's an addictive hobby!
Look forward to seeing more of your works in action. Sumo sent me.
Make Things with Rob Thanks so much! I just finished watching the magnet light you made. Cool project o. Your channel!
Don't forget to subscribe...as a creator I'd love to get your input on my videos!
Came here from Reddit, nice shop dude and good video, well done
Thanks for watching!
Great video - I’m subscribed! Might you consider a wider peg to put in the holes of your glider, and maybe create a wider inserted wedge on your tail vise? Not intending to deter your next bench build, just trying to save the utility of your efforts! Please keep it up for us!
Great shop, would love to see a Tool Cabinet build
Dinger hopefully I can start one soon!
New sub. I agree with others, really like your approach. Honest. Down to earth humble nature. I saw a video in which a guy used an Olympic weight plate as a wheel for his leg vise. When you pointed out your broken wheel on your HF lathe I thought it might be a possible fix. Amazon has several 2.5 lb. 1 in. grip (the hole for the bar) for around 10 dollars. Again thanks for the videos.
Thanks! I'll look on to the weight. Great idea
@@TwistedWorkshop77 I thought so too. I first saw the Olympic weight used on RUclips channel woodkiefer1, and his video "new leg vise build part 3" shows the weight/wheel on the thumbnail. There are really clear views of it at the first of the video. Keep up the great work!
You are correct. Keep the Matco Box. You will find uses for it even in your wood shop. I have 3 tool boxes in my shop and use them for all sorts of things. Keep plumbing tools together for the house problems. Electrical tools, meters and supplies in another section. I store all of my hand grinders, sanders, buffers pullers etc. in the large drawers. You will find the uses as your needs arise.
Thanks for the feedback. I have found myself looking for more tool storage. I'm glad I hung on to the box. I might even add to it soon
Good video. Subscribed. Nice set up. love that tool box..... miss my snap on box lol. Keep your chin up, but always be ready to duck and cover too ;)
Thanks! When it came to snap on or Matco, it was what one showed up more often. Sometimes we would go a couple months with out seeing the snap on guy or I would have been showing of my snap on box for sure
@@TwistedWorkshop77 lol owned both, miss both. Either way your toolbox is sweet and love that you can't "get rid of it".
I'm in the process of building my own workbench. Many thanks for all your comments on yours, i'll take them in consideration !
Thanks
Great work space. Wish I had that much room.
Built By Chris Thanks! I do feel spoiled but am always looking for more room!
Aren't we all. We have to be pretty creative sometimes to make things fit.
Your workshop's pretty awesome too Chris mate!
Put a base on the tool chest. Either shelves/drawers or open space for things. It saves your back and it'll at least not eat up the vertical space as badly. More than a few guys have done this with theirs including Popular Woodworking editors.
Your large yellow box is a ton of storage. Maybe move things around in it for some woodworking stuff. I personally use my big box for home repair and auto all in one. Weird tools like the Basin Wrench live in mine.
I just noticed this. Thanks for the feedback. I will look in to the base for the chest! It's a great idea.The big box is pretty full but I bet I could consolidate a couple drawers.
Sweet setup man! Just bought me a house, and after living in a town home for 8 years, my shop/2 car garage is about to get setup.
Congrats on the new garage!
@@TwistedWorkshop77 Much thanks. Ready to get it setup, and going!
You got yourself a sub!
Awesome! Thanks
That old chop saw is a classic workhorse.
It'll run and run.
Some cool videos dude - be more confident.
ONE MORE GOOD VIDEO !!!!!
angelo livolsi Thanks!
Just found your channel after searching for a Roubo bench example. Those videos sold me. Your technique, tools and teaching manner are well suited to me. I enjoyed the shop tour but wished you would have shared some of your other tools. I believe I saw some pretty nice bench planes and maybe a Starret square?
Btw....If you plan to ditch your current router table, look at Summerfeld Tools for Woodworking (You Tube). Marc Summerfeld goes into great detail on how to make a router cabinet using tools you already have and a router bit set that's matched for cabinetry. I made his router bench, came out great. I can email you a few pics if you're interested.
Thanks for the feedback. I am in a new shop now but with the same router table. I would like to upgrade and will check out summerfield tools. I have a few videos that I want to make and explaining my hand tool set is one of them for sure.
Nice
Ronna Keil thanks!
G’day mate, very insightful look at your shop & they evolve as we do with our skills & living requirements, go the 10” Jointer if you can 👍👍👍 ps I’m going to do a Shop Update soon & if you don’t mind I’ll give you a shoutout 👍
Sumo's Projects awesome! Thanks!
Dave, cannot recommend the tool wall enough for backdrop for your video production and for ease of grabbing a tool and maybe more importantly, making it easy to put them thar tools away! I wish I was your age - my video channel is a big foot race between actually gaining subscribers and hiding from the grim reaper - having fun doing this and looking forward to watching your journey as well.
Small Workshop thanks. I think I'm going to make a hanging tool cabinet of some sort. I have been watching videos and searching for ideas. I like how your wall is set up
*Get a free four plug outlet with aswitch from HF.*
Time to put that Benchcrafted hardware to use!
Huntsmen Woodworks I just started on the base this weekend!
nice!
Loved this vid and your shop, it's a well-kitted out shop by anyone's definition but it also feels so much more realistic for you average hobbyist viewer like myself than some of the ridiculously spacious shops and state of the art tool suites of many other woodworking content creators. Not that there's anything wrong with that either, but for a beginner, it does get a bit discouraging only seeing people with massive stand-alone dream shops fully kitted out with Festool and General International. Keep up the content, subbed.
Thanks for the feedback!!
Is that a single board that goes through your thickness planer as an infeed/outfeed?
It is a piece of melamine with a stop block on the bottom. I use it as a planer sled if I have a warped board that's too wide for my jointer. The slick surface and the flatness of the melamine work well to reduce snipe and make it easy to feed boards through. And I have a place to store my planer sled!
Aluminum plate with same hole pattern. Should be easy enough to drill. For your workbench
Yes! Great idea. Thanks
why would you need another 220v outlet for a larger jointer, just use the same one the table saw uses, it's not like they will be running at the same time
I have been contemplating building a dedicated woodworking shop at the end of our driveway. But, the space would be limited to maybe a 14’ x 22’ space. So, lately I have been scheming to build a new garage for the autos and use the existing attached 2 car garage as a dedicated wood shop. Bwahahahahahah!
Great plan!
Grizzly only has 6 8 12 and 16" jointers
Thanks. I learned that recently. I ended up with a powermatic 8 in helical head. 10 inch seems like the perfect size. I wonder why most manufacturers dont make them
Nice workshop. Don’t sell your mechanic tools, replacing them would be many times the cost of what you’ll get for it.
Thanks! I kept it and I'm glad I did. My son turned 16 last year and we ended up buying and fixing up an old jeep. I'm glad I hung on to it
Tell us about your wife's hair salon? Does she have a channel?
Thanks for your interest. It's a hair salon in central Florida with 12 stylists. She has been in business for about 15 years. She doesnt do much on social media but I'm always trying to get her to make some videos or post to IG. Maybe one day!
Curious to know what’s going on with you and your channel?
Hopefully you’re healthy and well and just too busy to make videos.
Thanks for checking! My day job became extremely busy last spring and hasn't last up. I'm still in the shop a lot but haven't had time to make videos. I have a couple projects getting ready to start that I will be filming. A dining table and small liquor cabinet/bar are the next projects
AUTOMOTIVE TOOLBOXES ARE SO SEXY! Jealous woodworker.
Lol. I agree