Comments

1. 
   HowardPeson | Feb 28, 2012 12:36pm | #1

   This looks like a really nice work space. I'm curious about using the work bench as the out feed surface for the table saw. How is that working?

2. 
   Lauchle | Mar 03, 2012 12:12am | #2

   Dear Howard,

   I've used a bench for my outfeed table in all of my shops (this is the 5th, I think). The secret is to adjust it's height to be just a fraction of an inch (about 1/8) lower than the table saw height. The other thing you must do is extend the mitre guage slots into the outfeed table so that the guage can travel its full distance. Thanks for your comment.

3. 
   brentmichael | Mar 04, 2012 07:19pm | #3

   wow! Really nice shop.

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   KRASSEL | Mar 08, 2012 02:39pm | #4

   Nice....I like your layout a lot. Thanks for sharing.

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   MarkKessler | Mar 10, 2012 11:49pm | #5

   Very nice job, indeed. I love the walls, and, well, the tool cabinet is stunning :) Really inspiring work!

6. 
   jlwoggy | Mar 22, 2012 11:37am | #6

   how many hp are you running on dust collection?

7. 
   brentmichael | Apr 01, 2012 09:36pm | #7

   Nice Shop! Just wondering I do not see a miter saw or place to cut down rough stock to length. How do you do that?

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   Raventwin | Apr 06, 2012 05:56am | #8

   Awesome shop! I particularly like the neat set-out and the timber walls which go a long way to make it a pleasant place to work. My shop in eastern Australia is a bit smaller but evry bit as nice to work in.

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   DLG | May 17, 2012 12:09pm | #9

   Great looking shop. Thanks for sharing.

10. 
    Schafergroup | Nov 02, 2012 03:23am | #10

    That is a beauty. You use the same lathe as I just got. I am in a two car garage and get half of it as the other half is storage. But you use what you got to the fullest as the saying goes.

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    graphguy | Jan 03, 2013 12:10pm | #11

    Thanks for the pictures. I have the single bay in my 3 car wide garage that this helps with fine tuning my layout.