Woodshop layout

Ok guys… I need your honest opinion here. I have finished my shop build (just the shell). Now I'm in the process of starting the inside. Take a look at the...

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.

Want a better woodworking shop? Check out these 15 tips to help you set up your woodworking shop! A good shop layout helps you make cool stuff easier. We cover ways to get the most out of your space. You'll find ideas for tool storage, workbench placement, and how to arrange everything for a good workflow. It’s like giving your shop a super simple makeover to make work better. Time to improve things in your space!

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As you can see in the graphic above, I’ve got a 2-car garage that I’ve turned into my woodshop, while leaving space for my wife to park inside. Even though it was laid out to allow for that parking, she usually parks outside so I’ve got more room for assembly. Not only that, we’ve got 3 kids and they tend to need space for their ... Read More

Discover 44 workshop design ideas to transform your workspace. Maximize efficiency, organize tools, and boost creativity with these unique and practical concepts.

It's wonderfully fulfilling to have a hobby where you have to use your hands. For one, it forces you to take a break from looking at screens all day long. Working with wood, for instance, is incredibly meditative and is a great outlet for your creative ideas, barring the odd splinter here and there. And if you’re anything like us, the smell of sawdust makes you smile, too.

This round-up of sweet workshops is sure to inspire the wood rat in you.

Where do you keep your workshop? It's best to set it up in a place where noise, dust, and space aren't an issue. But there are other considerations to keep in mind as well, like humidity, light, and ventilation. Check out our guide to help you decide how to proceed, no matter where you choose to add your own work space.

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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

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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!

Imagine a workshop where you can find every tool, jig, and board almost without looking. Whether you're machining lumber, assembling parts, sanding, or finishing, everything you need is situated within easy reach.Who owns this awesome shop? You do, if you drop the indecision, bad habits, and sloppy housekeeping that lead to clutter and frustration. We'll show how to do that and reorganize your shop to focus on woodworking.