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Organize and Expand Dedicated Workshop

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How Should I Remodel My 2 million Dollar Home (Full House Tour)

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The video concludes with a tour of the 600 sq ft workshop, described as a 'dream for any maker'. It currently houses various tools including an 8-inch jointer, dust collection system, sanding station, router table, miter station, planer, and table saw. The male homeowner plans to organize the current 350 sq ft workspace and clear an additional 250 sq ft partition. Future plans include acquiring a band saw, drum sander, and a CNC machine to create 'killer cool stuff'. The workshop is designed for functionality and efficiency, with tools readily accessible without needing setup.

Goal: The newly acquired 600 sq ft workshop will be organized and expanded to fully utilize its space, with plans to add more advanced woodworking tools like a band saw, drum sander, and a CNC machine.

Tools and materials

  • 8-inch Jointer
  • Assembly Table
  • Band Saw
  • CNC Machine
  • Drum Sander
  • Dust Collection System
  • Miter Saw (Ryobi)
  • Planer (Rigid)
  • Router Table (Kreg)
  • Sanding Station

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cave without my bear rug so this is 600 square ft of an absolute dream for any maker out there in the world and I've been praying I've been dreaming about this and today it's a reality and let me show you inside ladies and gentlemen welcome to the dojo this is the new Mr build it workshop and I couldn't be more excited about it let me show you around this is 600 ft like I was talking about but there's a partition on the backside there's an additional 250 ft now I'm only using 350 as it sits we have a bunch of stuff over there that needs to get organized once that's cleared out I'm going to have an extra 250 and we got a lot of plans for it in the future but what I got going on right now is absolute perfect for right now I have my 8 in Joiner that I just recently got got all new dust collection worked around got my sanding station here that wheels up perfectly to this table funny thing about this table is this is one of the very first nice dining room tables well it doesn't look nice anymore cuz beat up dining room tables that I've ever built this must have been like I don't know 6 years ago or something like that all out of popler you can still see the dings from all the kits smashing their forks and spoons into uh I loved this table I couldn't get rid of it so I was like kept in storage for almost like 6 years and well came in clutch for this garage this is kind of like my assembly table uh coming over here got my router table all set up here connected to the dust collection here uh moving along PL of storage my drills have 20 probably drills here miter station the miter station is still going to be a working progress right now it's doing its job my goal is to get a red house miter fence I just recently found out about them uh that's going to create a nice miter table and fence section so I won't have to use these little blocks or support and to have adequate dust hood for it so all that stuff is not flinging around I mean this is not doing much let's be honest dust collection on miteru has never been their greatest feature that they perfected signs up coming along the way with other things uh I got my toolbox here my pocket hold station there my planer right over here I screw this down with lag bolt so it's not going anywhere I didn't want it to start tilting and whatnot and I think that works well table saw just finished building my first Crosscut sled for this shop brand new Grizzly dust collector that's remote controlled one of the greatest features…

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