Steve's Workshop Tour - Part 2 of 2

Just a tour of my shop. Maybe you can pick up some ideas for your own woodshop. This is part two of two.

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Howto & Style

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• woodworking
• shop
• tour

[MrLeonard55]

How do you keep your stains and paints from freezing?

[stevinmarin]

@MrLeonard55 It doesn't get cold enough here for them to freeze.

[MrLeonard55]

You can sell all of your scrap under 8" to people that make pens and turn stuff. Also you can install a solo tube for more light.

[stevinmarin]

@MrLeonard55 good ideas!

[2MCHNV]

that combination sander you can get 1" leather belts for the sander to strop kitchen knives / chisels and work blades and keep them nice and sharp :D

[davidpaulbryant]

Have you ever considered putting some of those foldable attic stairs to get to your loft?

[tigertruckerman]

lovein your work man,motvates me big time,lorry driver t moment hate it,cant wait to start furniture makein,you keep me going man,just buildin my know how at moment.love the work-shop.

[gra120457]

Nice shop, some very good ideas. Check out my video on 'The Workshop Makeover' (by GRA120457), all tool mounts are hand made and its way over the top...

[oreoeatsmuffins]

Caution tape?

Horses!!!!!!

[pd4748]

I LOVE PLIERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[TheHammer266]

And I thought I was the only person to use bungee cords to keep things in place like you have. LMAO.

[MrLeonard55]

I like the idea of marking the ends of the wood with lengths. You could probably put a recess in the top of your table so the tablesaw could drop down when your not using it and then it could come back up even with the table when you use it. Just use some springs or something like that. You'd also have a lot of useable area when your using the table saw.

[MrLeonard55]

Wood carvers like small pieces of wood too. Check it out on ebay.