Workshop layout ideas

Dale Heisinger's Orcas Island, Washington, workshop isn't much bigger than the half of the two-car garage where he used to work. But his new 16x24' shop is so much better.

Is your workshop a disaster? Can't ever find the right tool right away? These workshop organization ideas will get your space in tip top shape so you can do more of what you love!

When this solder had to trade motorcycle thrill-riding for a wheelchair, he jumped into woodworking with both feet.

A hodgepodge of tools, materials, and household items made this attached two-car garage the perfect candidate for an extreme workshop makeover. Your hands-on guide for making it happen Surveys have stated time and again that the garage is the most common location for a home shop. True, not everyone has a basement, nor

Establishing your woodshop OK – so maybe this is a little misleading. Each space a person has to work in is unique. Many share similarities, but for the most part they are unique. Understanding …

As a college student in Arizona trying to make extra money, Dave Estopinal set up shop in a rented 10x10' storage shed with one lightbulb, no windows, and no fan. Look what he has now!

One Car Garage Workshop Layout - by PapaFran @ LumberJocks.com ~ woodworking community

cfb70's sturdy garage workbench is topped with a pegboard and cabinets and has shelves along the bottom. #Instructables #workshop #woodworking #woodshop #storage

Learn how to prepare a practical layout for a woodworking shop. See how it influences the overall experience of your workspace.

Following six previous efforts and 45 years of woodworking, Dick Reese finally has his shop of shops. When you do something over again, and again, and again, your chances of getting it right vastly improve. That, in short, describes the journey taken by Centerville, Ohio, craftsman Dick Reese. Back in 1965, while fres

Whether you're a hobbyist, DIY-er, or beginner woodworker, planning ahead should be your second nature. That's why setting up woodworking shop no matter the size should be the number one thing on your list before you even start. The way you do it depends mostly on the space you have available- be it a garage,