Making the most of a small shop – PART 8 After months of planning and building, I have finally reached the last tool to be added to my All-In-One Woodworking Workstation. The router table. Adding a router table to the bench would greatly increase its functionality and I probably should have added one sooner but I was holding out to make up my mind about the best router to use…
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Central Dust Collection – ALL-IN-ONE Woodworking Workstation – PART 7
Making the most of a small shop – PART 7 When I was designing my bench I envisioned it with a central dust collection system. A shop vac installed onboard was the most logical solution so I added my Bosch AdvanceVac 20 along with a simple homemade cyclone dust collector. Installations already included in my All-In-One Woodworking Workstation: Table saw – PART 2 Miter saw – PART 3 Workbench with…
Rotate-To-Store Thickness Planer – ALL-IN-ONE Woodworking Workstation – PART 6
Making the most of a small shop – PART 6 Up to this point (Part 1 – 5), I have managed to install the bulk of my larger tools into my All-In-One Woodworking Workstation with the exception of my thickness planer. Installations already included: Table saw – PART 2 Miter saw – PART 3 Workbench with vice and power tool storage – PART 4 Soundproof compressor enclosure – PART 5…
Soundproof Compressor Enclosure | ALL-IN-ONE Woodworking Workstation – PART 5
Making the most of a small shop – PART 5 My All-In-One Woodworking Workstation has come a long way from being just an idea and has already made life in my small shop more pleasant and functional. Unfortunately, I still needed to deal with some bulkier items cluttering up the floor space. One of these items was my small 50L compressor. Complete bench: PART 1 – Frame and top PART…
Workbench With Power Tool Storage | ALL-IN-ONE Woodworking Workstation PART 4
Making the most of a small shop – PART 4 I’d assume, by now, anyone reading this would be aware of my efforts to maximize the efficiency of my small 3x6m(10x20ft) workshop by building my version of the ultimate All-In-One Woodworking Station. One workstation for all my most used equipment. By the end of PART 3, I had my Table saw and Miter saw, the two most important pieces of…
NO CLASH! Miter Saw Installed To Table Saw Outfeed Table | All-In-One Workbench PART 3
Making the most of a small shop – Part 3 In PART 1 and PART 2 of this, The Ultimate All-In-One Woodworking Bench build, I assembled the frame and with some clever techniques, installed my table saw to sit perfectly flush with the top. However, simply installing a table saw to a woodworking workstation does not make it the “ultimate”. That’s why I jumped right back in and added my…
Table Saw Installed To Workbench | All-In-One Woodworking Station – Part 2
Making the most of a small shop – Part 2 Not too long ago I had an idea to build one woodworking workstation to accommodate all of my most used equipment. One place to store and use all my power tools in an effort to optimize my very small workspace. After weeks of planning, I jumped in and assembled a rolling frame with an MDF top that gets explained in Part 1…
Building an All-IN-ONE woodworking workstation – PART 1- Plans With Video Instruction
Making the most of a small workshop In an attempted to make the absolute most of my ridiculously small workspace, something I think most woodworking hobbyist can relate to, I have decided to break down my shop and start over. The decision was made quite suddenly after having to continuously navigate my cluttered workshop. A feat that often resulted in an irritated woodworker aka, me. I figured that the only way I…