Shop Tour: The Budget Shop That Competes With Pros
The furniture that comes out of Marcus’s shop is good enough that two professional furniture makers who visited it last year assumed the shop was better equipped than […]
The furniture that comes out of Marcus’s shop is good enough that two professional furniture makers who visited it last year assumed the shop was better equipped than […]
Renting means you can’t bolt storage to the walls, can’t cut into the garage floor, can’t add a subpanel without the landlord’s permission, and can’t make any change […]
If the small shop community represents one end of the woodworking space spectrum, the converted barn represents the other. Jeff converted a 19th-century post-and-beam dairy barn on his […]
The measure of a shop isn’t its square footage. It’s what comes out of it. This is easy to say and hard to believe until you meet someone […]
Sarah teaches high school English. Her summers are the season she builds. The rest of the year, she builds on weekends and occasional evenings – not as many […]
Most shop thinking assumes a fixed space – a garage, a shed, a basement – that gets equipped and stays equipped. Tony’s shop is the opposite: a fully […]
Professional cabinetry is typically a commercial shop endeavor – a large building, industrial equipment, a crew of employees. David produces custom cabinets for high-end residential kitchens from a […]
The conventional wisdom is that a proper shop needs a dust collector. For a shop with multiple stationary machines running simultaneously, this is true. For a small shop […]
Most shops are monolithic – they do one thing, or one category of things. Chris’s shop is a deliberate hybrid: one half is a knifemaking shop (forge, 2×72-inch […]
The fold-down workbench is not a new idea. But the shop that applies fold-down thinking to every surface – not just the bench – is a design solution […]