In this video I'm fitting my bench top accessories including my tool rack and shelving as well as the drawer boxes. I'm then moving on to the laminate flooring to really bring the room together!

Looking good. Can't wait to see you creating stuff again.

It's all coming together nicely.

It’s coming on really well Ian, nice work mate 👌👍

Looks like the double shades on the windows are working well. The other videos, you had both shades up due to the cloudy sky. Pre-planning is the key. Bet you can't wait to get to leatherworking.

Hey there, the new room is coming along beautifully! You've inspired me to remodel an open space for sewing 🧵😉 the furniture you chose is great, it brighten ups the room! Many congratulations!!! ☺️ The shelf and floor look amazing! Job well done!

It's been a pleasure to watch the progress of your work shop. Looking forward to the day when we start seeing some new leather projects coming from it.

Looking great!

The work room looks great.

Looking good....sore body and sore knees I would think from the work....nice shop.

Thank you for the Video! Out of curiosity, why did you put down the floor last? Why not start with that? Thank you

What the hell was that noise at 7:19? Was that even human? Bahahhaha

Where can I send you something mate ? Nothing special, just a token of my appreciation as I’ve watched your vids for ages and they’ve really helped me out pal 👍

I like the white door, it makes it look more like a side panel. It definitely doesn’t look ‘wrong’. I’m happy that you are now settled and set up (I’m assuming you filmed these videos a while ago). This Christmas is certainly going to be less stressful for you than last year. I’m looking to more leather working content when you’re ready.

You've done an amazing job! It looks great and I love the organization of everything. May I ask why you laid the floor last after the cabinets were installed? I'm just curious is all.

Could just use extra flooring pieces for toekicks. Did you find does that fit in the existing holes in your arbor press or have to fiddle or get an adapter?

I like the mood of your workshop. The laying the floor would be easier without the tables standing there, though :)