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Grenada Woodworking Shop

comments (2) February 3rd, 2013 in Shop Tours        
GrenadaBarefoot GrenadaBarefoot, member
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Delta Unisaw with 52 inch rip and lots of out feed table. Storage cabinets for accessories and hardware underneath.
Chop saw station with storage cabinets 
26 inch drum sander. US made and one of the best investments ever. Smooth flat tops and panels everytime.
Dust collection. Everything in the shop is connected. Word of advise, get the biggest you can afford. Keeps the shop, the tools and the air clean
Just an over all view of the shop.
Delta Unisaw with 52 inch rip and lots of out feed table. Storage cabinets for accessories and hardware underneath. - CLICK TO ENLARGE

Delta Unisaw with 52 inch rip and lots of out feed table. Storage cabinets for accessories and hardware underneath.
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My work shop is the lower level of our house. Access is only from the exterior and since we live in Grenada we do not have any heating/cooling systems to be troubled by sawdust. The shop is 1500 sq. ft. I have a detached finishing room that is  250 sq. ft. so that allows me to keeping working while items dry. The shop has 220/110 electric service throughout. The central dust control keeps the shop clean. As well as some interior lumber storage I have outdoor storage where I currenly have about 3000 board feet of West Indian mahogany and 1000 board feet of local white cedar air drying. Generally I let the lumber dry for at least a year before I work with it. I use a moisture meter to monitor it all.  I have a shop built router table with a 3 1/4 PC router, a midi Jet lath, Delta 15 inch planner, Delta 6 inch jointer, and a shop built router milling machine (ShopNotes magazine) which has proved to be very handy for all sorts of turning tasks. My wife does stained glass work and she has a 250 sq. ft. studio for that  We frequently incorporate leaded glass or stained glass work into some of our furniture pieces. www.grenadabarefootwoodworker.com


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GrenadaBarefoot GrenadaBarefoot writes: Yes the sander is a woodmaster, 5 hp motor and 26 inches wide. I highly recommend them. Easy to change grits, strong and well built. Expensive but worth every penny, one of my best investments. You will not be disappointed.
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Posted: 10:31 am on February 17th

TIMOTHYPATRICK TIMOTHYPATRICK writes: Hi from ohio.I was wondering if that is a woodmaster sander and what you think of it? What horsepower and what capacity.I am looking to step up from my 1632 Ryobi.Nice looking shop.
Posted: 9:22 pm on February 5th

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