Glad you think so!

Yea this set out to only be sheet good storage for me but got intrigued with some extras along the way!

Hi Steve, thanks so much for the great calculations! That's why I mentioned it a few times and said they have installers in all state you can consult with to ensure you have an adequate load capability. Its always best to check with a professional if you're not 100% sure what you have and what it can do!

Thanks! Yeah, I have a ton of ideas for it, if I wasn’t intent on keeping the lower space for she good storage, it could totally have a small table saw inset into it, dog holes, t-track, I think I’m gonna do a lathe station, metal chop, spinal sander and pocket hole station with some sort of combined dust collection system in the middle, so I only have to hook up my hose to one port, but we’ll see what the final verdict is!

“Points and winks” you know it! I have many benders around the shop.

Thanks Joe!

Good idea! I’m actually gonna work on either some folding legs that come down off the unit or a sawhorse style platform for it to model somebody who doesn’t have a giant assembly table like me could have it come down and be pretty stable on the floor

Ugg it’s one of those endless chest colds but when you get an exciting new toy you can’t keep me down 😅 filmed over a week though in small increments. Ooo have fun with the sled, that’s a high priority on my list!

Happy new year to you too!

@@BitnerBuilt Hope your feeling better.

Thanks Jim! Happy new years to you too! Yea it’s pretty sweet. Interested to see if I can make it into my (medium sized tool station) now

Ya I’m very interested in that video too see how it turns out

Definitely lucky! When I built the house, it was super cheap to have the ceiling higher, same with my basement, they were super worthwhile upgrades

Here’s a video on it Ultimate Soundproof CNC Machine Enclosure for Woodworking kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdSEipZ0ldymd58.html. Unfortunately, no plans. Hopefully the video shows you enough. I built this before I started the KZfaq channel.

I am going to be ripping it all out and for some more quality equipment soon and will make a video on it, I will review the old setup in that as well. The drum I used never collapsed and I overall still had good suction at the end of my runs, the table saw was the weakest though so I wanted something better. My drum was for transporting juice so possibly it had thicker walls?

I’m going to play with that as well as a saw horse setup. One thing someone pointed out is I need to watch my weight so if I bolt on legs I want sturdy but light

Yeah, I’m experimenting with that right now, I want to make sure that it’s as stable as possible so trying to decide if they need to be attached to each other with some sort of brace, sawhorses that have the cut out on the right, and left sides for a 2 x 4 to connect them, I’m going to try mounting the 2 x 4 permanently underneath the lift and then wanted to send have it sit on the sawhorses with the two by fours interlocking

@@BitnerBuiltJust don’t forget all that weight adds to the max capacity.

True, currently I have 85lb of additional with the platform.

Hmmm I just tried and it worked, here try this www.Auxx-Lift.com

It’s blue goo from Lowe’s it more of a gel so it stays put!

Thanks! Yea sheet goods are such a pain, but man getting them down to the basement on top of that 😫 I feel for you!

Hi Danny, here’s my best thoughts on it as I haven’t done it myself, more than the heat or cold, the humidity is the big one, too much moisture in there and everything’s going to rust surprisingly quickly, I run a dehumidifier and humidifier in my shop based on the season. You would most likely only need the dehumidifier in that space and I would always just run it, just hose it out the side of the shed. Otherwise the only other thing your going to encounter is the expansion and contraction of wood in the space, so things like a miter station, might warp or go above the saw over time so I would make sure the saw sits high. Also extreme temp changes will probably be hard on some belts or gaskets, might make them brittle / crack. But overall I’m sure you will be fine. I am actually installing a mini split this week in my shop, surprisingly cheap for some diy install and that has air and heat. Another thing maybe to think of is some solar with batteries, one time purchase for some mild heat / air capability (think rv ac unit) but might keep it from crazy temp swings and the suns free.

Oh I got that for xmas it’s called a pixoo, pixel art screen

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