Hey there my friend how are you doing you have a very nice looking shop there. Very well organized for your layout is extremely well. And I'm out here on a quest trying to give all my fellow Woodworkers subscription. So I wanted to let you know that I was giving you one. And thank you buddy that's a great layout you have there. From Doug
Great video! I have been watching lots of shop tour videos to get ideas for my own layout. I like how your clamp wrack uses the dead space behind the jointer. I am also finding that watching shop tour videos helps me find smaller channels (
Hi Taylor and greeting from an Australian woodworker. Just found your channel and going through your videos and loving them. Garage workshops are incredible and yours is set up really well. I have a bit more space but still get great ideas on setup from smaller shops so thanks again. Have a great week. James the One Handed Maker
Hey James, sorry for the late response. Thanks for watching! Now I can tell people I know an Aussie woodworker. I'm glad I could help spark some ideas.
Congrats on the new baby boy! Glad everyone is healthy and doing well. I need to get you a sticker to add to your cabinet. Let me know when your ready to start on my project. 🙌🏼
Hey man thanks! Yeah for sure send me an email and let’s get talking about the project. I probably won’t start for a little bit though because I have a few other projects going, but shoot me an email: taylor@saltcityworkshop.com
Fellow SLC'er here. Nice setup, my 1 car garage shop is not even close to being done but we have very similar preferences it looks like. Subscribed! What lights did you get for your ceiling? (PS, your link to the outfeed table goes to the flip top plans )
Awesome! Utah is amazing. Here is a link to the lights I have in the garage. amzn.to/3RLznNj They work well and are pretty inexpensive. thanks for the Sub!
I’m with you on keeping Ryobi. Started with them and see no reason to change. Can anyone tell the difference if you drill a hole or drive a screw with Ryobi or Dewalt or Festool?
I think you can tell a difference slightly, but the real difference comes in longevity. I have noticed on those jobs that I use my drill gun or Ryobi tool for an extended period of time, it can overheat and even start smoking. But those jobs are very few and far between. until I need to use them for 8 hours a day (which will likely never happen) Ryobi works great for me.
@@SaltCityWorkshop I didn’t expect you to reply. Haha. Yeah just some advice from someone who already put in the time, effort and money to have a obstruction down my wall. Haha.
