Grizzly's Free Online Shop Planner & Layout Tool
Jun 19, 2012 · It's time to rearrange my shop layout, and while browsing for ideas, I stumbled into Grizzly's online shop layout tool. It's free, very intuitive, and really easy to use. You register to use it, plug in your room dimensions, then pick from a vast selection of pics from categorized shop tools and various shop items that you just drag into your ...
Shop layout - Woodworking Talk
Feb 29, 2024 · I think you’re shop is big enough to run ducts. Obviously the TS will have to be placed so the fence rail is perpendicular to the 12’ width. Situate planer, jointer and drum sander in the same area. You have a climate controlled shop. I think your first priority is figuring out how you’re gonna keep the air clean.
Story Sticks, The Most Essential Layout Tool - Woodworking Talk
Mar 9, 2013 · Layout sticks are the method I learned for building kitchen cabinets. You can put a lot of information on a small bundle of sticks. I computerized my shop along the way and got away from using the sticks. But now I'm back to a small shop and I do not use computer layout any more and I'm back to using the story sticks again, which I prefer ...
Another shop layout guidance thread | Woodworking Talk
Aug 26, 2019 · I’m. It sure if you are interested but Grizzly has a free shop layout tool online. It’s simple to use and you can save your layouts. It inserts grizzly tools but that isn’t important in that most all tools are similar in size. The tool scales everything. You can even insert people into it so you can judge how much room you will have.
Shop Layout - Woodworking Talk
Mar 1, 2013 · B. bandman. 187 posts · Joined 2009. #5 · Mar 1, 2013. Shop layout. The big thing I would do is make your outfeed table for the tablesaw the same as your workbench. I have a 5'x14' outfeed table which doubles as my workbench. I do not have a workbench other than my outfeed table and it works great.
Need advice for garage shop layout - Woodworking Talk
May 21, 2013 · My shop is purely hobby in nature, but my projects aren't all "small" in nature. When I moved into this house the Garage was barely functional as a garage, the previous owners had built simple 1x12" shelving around 2 of the walls, and supported them every 8' with 1x4" supports simply nailed to the front from floor to top shelf.
Shop layout - Woodworking Talk
Dec 31, 2012 · So here is the new shop and the tools I have in it. Any advice on a better layout? Can't seem to make up my mind on some of the things but the beer frig seems to be in the right spot :laughing: The room on the end is my clean room for paint and laquer. edit skp file didn't upload too big I guess
Shop Setup Questions - Woodworking Talk
Jul 30, 2024 · Subfloor over 2x2 strips. Wiring for table saw , jointer , etc. between strips. 3/4" plywood r Advantec over strips. Install the strips with 16d nails and a piece of tie wire about 4" long. Drill holes with 3/16" masonry bit in a hammer drill. Wire goes in first then drive nail home. Use floor mount receptacles.
Shop Layout - Woodworking Talk
Dec 28, 2019 · My spouse has scale model paper cutouts of our furniture in a ziploc bag. She arranges them on a scaled sheet of graph paper that represents the room floor plan. She plays with them until she likes the layout, and then we move the furniture to match. She uses 1/4 inch graph paper, and her scale is 1/4 inch (one square) = 1 foot.
Garage/Shop corner L-shape workbench design - Woodworking Talk
Aug 13, 2012 · You could make it 4'x6' using 2 glulam wood beams 3 1/8 thick and 24" wide, then 4x4 posts for the legs and structure. You could even make it modular where it comes apart into 2' sections and rolled out of the way when not in use. In the end a 22" wide work bench only works for small wood working projects. I hope this helps.