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Urban Shop

Arbi56, member | April 27th, 201010 comments

This 16 X 24 shop is the largest permissible footprint I could put in my back yard in the New Orleans area. I have addressed the challenge of space by putting casters on all of my machines and lining...

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Makeville Studio, NYC - No space? No tools? No problem!

MakevilleStudio, member | April 26th, 20103 comments

Having your own workshop is just not possible for most New Yorkers, and even if you do have the space, acquiring a basic set of tools is no small investment. That's where we come in. For two years...

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My Barn Shop

jamboni, member | April 23rd, 20104 comments

I buily my dream shop back in 2008 and have been having so darn much fun in it that it should be illegal... My shop, or "The Barn" as everyone calls it, is 24 x 40 with two stories and 10 ft...

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my shop above L.A.

quatersawn, member | April 21st, 20103 comments

1,000 sq. ft hillside shop with view of downtown Los Angeles for inspiration.

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LITTLE WOODSHOP IN THE WOODS

woodsmith3, member | April 15th, 20104 comments

After retiring from teaching woodshop I had to build my own here in the N. E. corner of Georgia. (Think Deliverance) I thought 24 X 24 would be big enough for me...NOT! The shop, built on...

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Small but meaningful

gewima, member | April 14th, 20109 comments

My shop shop is size challanged. A 10X20 room that I have to share with the furnace, hot water tank, and the normal stuff one needs to maintain a house. We all coexist fairly well, but efficiency is...

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St.Pierre Woodworking Shop

billstpierre, member | April 14th, 20103 comments

I built this shop 2 years ago after working out of a 600 sqft shop.The high 12' ceilings and spacious work area make it a real treat to work in this shop.I had a hard time spending $60,000.00 on a...

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Karyl's Hill Country shop

Chikita, member | April 12th, 201011 comments

I 'discovered' wood just a couple of years ago when I was unexpected left with a lot of material for planned, but unfinished, remodeling projects. One thing led to another - new tools, new...

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HarlemBuilt, NYC Ray Franks's shop

rafra, member | April 7th, 20103 comments

This is my shop. It is about 425 square feet in the basement of my Harlem brownstone. Huge compared to the original shop that was about 170 square feet. I have fairly good access...

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Doucette and Wolfe Furniture Makers shop

doucetteandwolfe, member | April 7th, 20105 comments

This is our shop and wood "shop". We are a small one man one woman custom furniture shop in Conway, New Hampshire. We recently bought our house with this detached shop. The...

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Compact but comfortable wood shop

BigRed1, member | April 7th, 20105 comments

My shop is only 13' X 24' but it is fine for one person as long as only a couple of projects are on the go. It is on the second floor above the garage. My wife is happy that I don't really have room...

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Kent Shepherd's Shop

srstool, member | April 7th, 20106 comments

This is my shop that I built about 4 years ago. As you well know it takes time to really get a shop like you want it. Of course you never totally get there, but I feel I've made good progress...

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My hobby workshop or how much can you squeeze into a 20'x22' space.

KRiley, member | April 7th, 20107 comments

This is a tour of my 2 car garage workshop (or what passes as a two car garage) where I like to build late 18th and early 19th century furniture.If you would like to contact my visit my blog, ...

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Work shop of Byrd Woodworking

byrd1, member | April 4th, 20101 comment

I built this shop in 2005 with very limited funds, but by doing the work myself with the help of my retired father we were able to complete this 26ft x 40ft pole building in very little time. The...

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Desert Garage Workshop

Gary_in_AZ, member | April 3rd, 20104 comments

I am a graphic designer by day. This WAS my workshop until a few years back. An illness, the Writers' Guild strike and subsequent money woes forced me to sell everything. The Arizona heat and my bad...

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Charles Jackson III Small Shop

beginningwoodworker, member | April 3rd, 20106 comments

My shop is framed in a 10x12 shed, a 120 sq ft its small and tight I am a carpenter by trade who like to build furniture and cabinets. I own the usually stuffnbsp10nbspCabinet...

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Chris Nilluka, Small Beaverton Oregon Shop

chrisinbeav, member | April 1st, 20104 comments

My shop is framed in, inside the garage. 60 square feet total. Annoyingly small... Tools inside the shop: Rigid 14" Bandsaw, Delta 12.5" lathe, Delta Belt/disc sander, Rigid 6" grinder/buffer, Rigid...

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Brian Havens

havens, member | March 31st, 201026 comments

Several people asked me about my dust collector modifications, so I made a follow-up video: Dust Collector Modifications You can also visit my workshop: Workshop Page

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Richard Coates, Hope, New Jersey

BZRG25, member | March 31st, 20103 comments

I've been interested in wood working since I was a child. I got interested in it while helping my father around the house. My grandfather was also a big influence on me. I inherited a lot of tools...

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This one is still in process. My very first shop.

aeronb, member | March 31st, 20104 comments

I'm hoping to get final inspection by the end of summer. I have a 200 amp sub-panel for power. Of course the process will continue after final as time and money allows. There's space for a small...

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An Arctic Conversion

BirchHillWoodcrafts, member | March 31st, 20104 comments

Instead of rewriting, here's the link to my own shop tour page: http://birchhillwoodcrafts.com/the-shop/

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Salado Sawmill

xtraworx, member | March 31st, 2010

I built this building in 2003 using traditional pole barn construction. Workshop and showroom are on the 1200 sq ft main floor. Second floor conains a 800 sq ft appartment which we ran as B&B.

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40 sft ... Should-be-a-bath Workshop

gue, member | March 31st, 20105 comments

I'm living in Vienna/Austria in an apartment-house (Not in Alabama ... had to choose a state ... required field).The workshop is in the 8th floor (my apartment has 3 floors from 6th to 8th...

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Dorset Custom Furniture

danmosheim, member | March 28th, 20103 comments

Photos of the Dorset Custom Furniture workshop in Dorset, Vermont

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West TN Stand Alone Shop

tincup57, member | March 27th, 201010 comments

Certainly not the biggest shop that we'll see here, but it does serve it's purpose and after 20 years of working work, mostly as a hobby, I finally realized my dream. Moving to an area where...

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Ultimate Garage Workshop

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | March 26th, 2010

Chris Gochnour's garage workshop in Murray, Utah.

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Montreal "Bunker" Workshop

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | March 26th, 201010 comments

Richard Ciupka's bunker shop in Montreal.

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Tokyo Dungeon Workshop

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | March 26th, 201017 comments

Get a video tour of Stu Ablett's Tokyo Dungeon Workshop.

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Rob Hare Workshop

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | March 25th, 20102 comments

Robert Hare's workshop in Ulster Park, New York.

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Prairie Workshop

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | March 25th, 20101 comment

Ross Tieken's workshop was featured in the Winter 2007 issue of Fine Woodworking, #195. Tieken designed and built this shop to blend with the surrounding prairie. He decided to use the footprint...

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Texas Workshop

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | March 25th, 20101 comment

Retiree Charles Dick designed this workshop as a spot to hone his woodworking skills.

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Budlong Workshop

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | March 25th, 2010

Jim Budlong's workshop in Comptche, Calif. It's powered by a solar/generator combition and heated with woodstoves.

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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