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Basement Shop
This is the space I have so I'll dream of something I can actually obtain someday soon. Also as my father would say you can never have enough clamps.
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A Growing Woodworking Program
Currently we share a space in a multi-use studio on the third floor of the building, but the woodworking program is showing a fair amount of interest; so we're hoping to take it to the next...
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If I had a million dollars
Currently I make sawdust in my 20' x20' attached garage, but I dream of a stand alone shop with lots of natural light and a big garage door that I can open in the summer to make me feel like Im...
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OFC's Dream shop
This is a dream shop approx. 20' x 30' with at least 10' ceilings. In the lower left corner there is a "generic bench" that is actually vertical sheet goods storage. All materials are brought into...
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My Garage in a perfect world
This would be the layout of my shop, if I were to miraculously win the lottery...and if we decided not to move afterward. :-) The Shop Planner is a pretty neat tool to help you visualize how...
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10 X 10 Storage Building Shop
If something looks like it's piled on top of something else it is sitting on a shelf above the other item. I can only work during good weather and in the summer due to space limitations.
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Ontario Carriage House Shop
My dream shop is in a restored 1850 carriage house on the back of my property in Southwestern Ontario, Canada. Its a timberframe structure with a stone foundation. With a main floor...
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Current Shop Layout
This is the current layout of the shop. Table between the dust collector and the miter saw is to represent my scroll saw.
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New shop plans
Just moved into our new house in Nov and plan to retire in a couple of years so I want a 'real' shop for a change. The detached 2-car garage will fit the bill nicely. It's unfinished on the inside...
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3 Car Gagage
This is the set up that I am using now. Always looking to upgrade and add storage
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Evil Master Plan Woodshop Escape
Actually the genius idea from my wife was to rotate the layout of the shop in our new house basement due to a post in the middle of the original plans that i didn't pick up on. It should actually...
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My 20x20 Garage Shop
1 commentMost of my tools are displayed. I have a Ridgid Edge/Spindle sander beside the miter saw. There should be a plywood storage somewhere, I haven't decided on the location yet. This will be how my shop...
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All I Need...
A perfect simple shop suits me just well. Everything neat, organized, and within reach. This design is based on a one-car garage, 20x12. Most power tools would be stored under the...
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Two cars plus my woodworking
This floor plan is basically what is needed to fit my second hand tool as well as two vehicles (Honda CR-V and Toyotal Corolla). It makes for a tight squeeze getting out but I can pull the cars...
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Doug's and Son Workshop
I'm taking over my Dad's little backyard shop which is only 10' x 16' with a overhead loft for lumber.My dad was only 5'9" if that, so the loft worked for him. However, I am over 6' tall so its...
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paps workshop
this shop is in the planning stage planing on building it 20 x 20 and useing mobile bases to maximize use of space the building is going to have a basement to put dustextractor and compresser as well...
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Lou's 2nd level garage shop
This is the main part of my shop. It is located in the garage's loft area. The loft level has a gambrel roof so the double wall will hide HVAC, wall cabinets, air cleaners, and a hidden wood...
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Work in progress
As I only get to do fun woodworking occasionally, as opposed to maintenance/repair woodworking, this shop is "a work in progress". I work full time and am renovating a unique house in Maine. It...
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Ghetto Shop
1 commentJust starting out. Wish I could win some tools to make my shop into something real!
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Misdom Dream Shop
In order to satisfy increasing need for space and tools, a new garage will be built to house the Dream Shop.
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Dream Shop
1 commentMy shop would be 30' X 40" with 10' ceilings, with a finishing room with filtration. Upper cabinets would be built to hold tools, and supplies (like clamps, you can never have too many)
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gab furniture & woodworks shop
2 commentsthis is my dream shop it is 24'x45' it is a project of mine that hopefully will soon come true! i've placed the machinery in order that will work for me. i design and build to others specs, i also...
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Bev Mart
This shop would be our attic. the walls are slanted, so table top tools work best for storing, and have floor space. This also allows me to stock lumber on the shorter knee walls. So far...
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Dave's Garage Wood Shop
My shop is basically a hand-tool woodworking shop in the third bay of my garage. About 11x23... not too big, not too small. I build a large workbench with a recessed table for my miter saw for...
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One stall shop
I have a decent amount of older larger shop tools from my grandfather and trying to make them fit. 1943 delta jointer 6", 1948 (i think) delta bi-metal bandsaw, 50's craftsman radial arm saw...
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Create your shop to Enter Now
Simply design a shop using our DreamShop Planner tool from November 28, 2011 through January 27, 2012 and enter your shop design in our Dream Shop Challenge Contest for a chance to win a grand prize worth $500.
Prizes:
Six finalists will receive a Fine Woodworking 2010 archive DVD. Retail value$ 149.95
The grand Prize winner One grand prize winner will also receive a Bostitch CAP 1512-OF trim air compressor and a Bostitch HP118K pin nailer. Approximate Retail Value: $278 (USD).
Total grand prize package (including archive DVD and grand prize item): $427.95
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Semi-Permanent Bench Grinder Mount
Threaded inserts keep grinder locked-down, but easily movable.
My work table often pulls double- and triple-duty for tons of shop tasks. Most often it's sharpening, but I also use it for drilling, holding bench hooks and shooting boards and occassionally as a chop-saw station. Hopefully soon, it will also hold a midi-lathe. Since I plan on rearranging the top pretty regularly, I wanted a way to... read full tip 
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