I LOVE the cigar boxes!! Plus the example screw/bolt on the front face! Brilliant!

nice save on the old hook in the milled wood, I also enjoy the history/ stories behind old reclaimed wood. .good luck with the move. thanks for sharing..

so glad to discover your channel, I love your work and your videos are lovely. The editing and music is just fantastic and the things you make are absolutely beautiful. You and Jimmy Diresta are my favorite channels to watch these days.

Laura, congratulations on your new store, we can develop new projects and you can share with everyone, be very successful.

Laura, your the most wonderfully organized hoarder!

Hi from Tijuana, México I love your Work and i'll be watching your new videos

Laura is a very interesting person

Thanks Laura for this amazingly personal view into your soon to be vacated workspace. I hope your friends have strong arms and can "behave like forklifts" during the move !

April Wilkerson said you are cool, so I figured I would stop by. I am not disappointed. I would love your "old shop".

You have lots of stuff...it's going to take a while to move it all. Can't wait to see the new shop.

Nice to have a your of your old shop. I'm kind of jalous as I don't have a shop right now ;) Looking forward to see your new one. And It was Nice to see your dog once again ! Have a great week And a safe move of all your stuffs.

I just started watching your videos. You are very tallented. I was stationed in Germany in the mids 70's, enjoyed it there and hope to visit again sometime.

Love the cigar box screw storage, and that is an ingenious table saw just like a radial arm saw but underneath.

an idea for those odd things you have in the draw if you make a magnetic board to attach them to then you can see them and be inspired to use them in a project, great videos love your work

Hey, just a tip that I use for all the "neat unidentifiable stuff I'll get to later" I have a small tower of stackable open front clear bins. I sort by material; wood, metals, and cords. I call it my creativity tower lol when I get bored, stumped, or need inspiration, I take a look. Odd bits and pieces, ufo parts, and such. It helps me actually use that junk to keep it sitting for ages, and helps finish projects I get stuck on. Hope that helps. P.S. I'm super jealous of this shop, mine is less than 1/4 this big haha

Thank you so much for showing us your amazing work shop Laura...I love how your draws have been named , some in English and the others in German .. Look forward to see your new shop ...

Peg boards and acrylic drawers to keep track of things around the shop, maybe. I keep buying stuff i think i don't have, Pain. Nice video

An idea for a future video: Take us through a sketchbook tour. Show us some of your sketches.

I really like your old shop! It has so much space and looks like such a creative workshop

What a shame to leave a place like that. But a change is always a great adventure and a fabulous opportunity to improve and be creative. Good luck with your new shop! I'll be waiting to see it ;)

Awesome place, great tour shop Laura!

Yay for the new shop! Can't wait to see how you setup the new one. Will be cool to see how you place the different parts of your shop.

Hooray for Spax screws! I love them too!

Just found your channel. Watched a couple videos about your festival houses and low woodworking bench. Thought you were located in New York City, USA. Surprised to hear you are in Germany. Very good English. Perusing through your old and new videos and they look interesting. Have to watch more to learn how your move went.

good luck for new shop

Sehr coole Idee die Schrauben außen an den Boxen zu befestigen :) Wirklich gut mehr Leute aus Deutschland in diesem Bereich auf KZfaq zu haben, Ich mag deinen Stil, weiter so!

All the best for your move. Let's hope you get lots of help. Cheers, David

Good luck with the new space, can't wait to see what you come up with for shop organization.

I like how you label your drawers with different style letters

I'm so glad I found your channel. I love your old shop too. Too bad you have to leave it, but hopefully your new one is everything you need/want. Keep up the great content! I look forward to more videos!

Watching all your older videos :)

what a great space that was, I would not like to be moving so soon after just moving in, hopefully your new shop will be more permanent. Good luck

Organization system is cool. My shop system is "The floor is the biggest shelf in my shop"

No forklift !!! If you have access you could setup a builders slide down to the lower level. Can't wait to see the new shop evolve. Good luck.

Wow so much room! Great tour! And that's totally a sweet Table saw!

Hola Laura Kampf, te felicito tienes un lugar de trabajo muy amplio y completo. Llegue aquí por la referencias de The Post Apocalyptic Inventor, espero ver tus videos y trabajos. Felicidades y saludos desde Venezuela

Danke für die Tour, ja, schon ein wenig größer als mein Keller ;-) Bah, da hast Du dir diese Tage aber kein schönes Wetter für den Umzug ausgesucht ;-) Hoffe, dass Du alles schnell und unkompliziert meisterst!

I want a Kampf label! Holy smokes! That is a tremendous space! I'm sort of feeling bad for you, that is a lot of stuff to move. I hope you have enough space in your new shop for all those treasures. Great shop tour! Good luck on the move!

Good luck with moving all your stuff to your new shop.

Hey cool, I love Frank Turner. You should hang up those letters when you get to your new shop! They are really cool. Btw: you have a lot of stuff....moving it all to your new shop is going to be a rough job.

Nice shop good luck with the move hope it all goes well, loving the videos keep up the good work best, wishes from Cornwall in the UK

Hi from England. Love all your videos, thank you so much for sharing this too, really interesting and helpful to see how you set things up. I would be interested to know the makes and models of some of tools you use a lot. Thanks again for being such an inspiration, wish i had half your creativity.

Hi Laura, I imagine how is your shop now. Great video, thanks for sharing. Alex.

THANKS for the tour!! you had A LOT OF SPACE! i would love to have all that open space..my shop is 18'x30' THATS AN AWESOME tablesaw was too! from the looks of it ,it looked like youve been there for years not a couple months. that sucks u have to move already though.moving sucks in general but u have to move from a second story i wish you luck and GODSPEED to your new shop!!

I get the feeling that this is going to be a big pain to move, but it sounds like the new space has a lot of good possibilities! Thanks for letting us get a look into your "Maker World", Laura! All the best.

Wow I like your tablesaw!!! Grusse aus die Niederlände.

I'm looking forward to your next chapter!!

What a great space. Can't wait to see the new space.

I left out your skill set - it is excellent - very inspiring - //ji

That is so much space! I'd love to have a larger shop. Mine is in my basement. It's only 11' X 20'. It works but man something the size of yours would be fantastic! Good luck in the new shop!

Just found your channel. Pretty lady and talented too what a combo :) looking forward to watching all your vids on how to :)

Hi Laura, "Celmar" here from France. Thanks for the tour. Good luck with the move... Keep on trucking ! Tschüss !

thanks for the video! love the talking videos!

if we lived in the same town - we would be best friends. good luck with the move!

For boxes full of random stuff, stage the parts on a table plus a box label. Then take a picture with your cell. Place all the stuff back to a box, stick the label outside the box and put the box on a dark place on your shop. Then continue with the next box. If you need something look at your pictures. These will save you hours and hours of entertainment.

cant wait to see the new shop!

Nice videos Laura, thanks for posting them up. Weird stuff which, you don't know what it is, or it doesn't fit in a category, or there isn't a bunch of similar stuff it fits in with or even vaguely matches . . . This is called "tut", rhymes with put. Over the years of messing with Lambretta scooters and Gilera, Honda, Moto Guzzi, BSA and Triumph motorbikes I accumulated a lot of little bits of well, bits. Springs, odd screws, funny-shaped bits of metal. Broken tools, all completely useless stuff ! Until the day I need a piece of metal or plastic, only about that long, probably near to that diameter, maybe that I can adjust it to do - whatever, and I have it in the tut box ! That thing you have, looks like a door handle except it's the wrong way round - I bet you find a use for it in a few years time. If you have the space, keep it! Ok, I'm probably a worse hoarder than your current landlord - but seriously, a box (or3!) of tut is a genuine resource. Like off-cuts of wood, you don't keep them because they're useful NOW, but they probably WILL be in the future. Same thing. Good luck with the new shop, gonna be interesting !

About those odd things you mention at 2:36 - maybe you could have a tall but narrow "portfolio" like drawer you could pull out with either modular shelving or magnetic backing to hold it in place? Kind of like a pull-out spice rack but for odds and ends?

A good way to hang 'random useful stuff' is from the rafters with fencing wire.

Your videos are a great source of inspiration, I heard about it on Tested, when you´ve made the tape dispenser with Adam Savage. Thank you.

Wish I had a workshop like that...

Haha, no way! I worked on the Frank Turner tour when it came to Liverpool, those + - boxes looked so cool!!!

I saw you have the same "quality" miter saw standing on the floor that I have :-) Would love to have that much space in my shop. Now I'll have to find the video of your new shop. Gruss aus Finnland!

Since I saw your first video, I fell in love

Auf die gut einsichtbare Aufbewahrungsmöglichkeit von dem "mysterious" -Zeug bin ich sehr gespannt. Steht bei mir auch ganz oben auf der To Do Liste

Very cool shop!! That tablesaw is indeed awesome :D Very interesting!

The fasteners you show next to the rivets (3:24) are called 'blind rivet nuts' in English. (Blindnietmuttern in German). Very cool stuff you do, by the way. Congrats. Like this channel. :)

Holidays are over. Sorry no time to help you to move your stuff. Nice channel

no joda!!! que vaina chevere!!

guuuaaauuuu ....laura is B E A U T I F U L.....in spanish eres hermosa .....you great person laura

Great shop tour. Good luck with the move. I think you called your boom-box a ghetto-blaster on one of your previous videos. I suppose there is no difference. Ha ha.

Nice place...

Hey, I like that you've been talking in your last couple vids! My first immpression was that you were much more badass, not that you aren't, but you have a sweet personality. I also liked your ideas about showing us where you find materials and tools. Good luck with the move and thanks!!

DOOOOOD !!!! How exciting. Be safe during the move, we dont want to lose you ;-)

nice space, Thank you for sharing !! Hope the move goes smoothly for you : )

cool shop.

well, that's a great shop, but I know you will have an equally great shop in your new place. That table saw is amazing! Let me understand, the moving blade is a feature, correct? It otherwise stays in position. You only move it when you need to for an application. Thank you for the tour, it will be fun to watch your transition. Good luck!

Hallo Laura, deine alte Werkstatt ist wirklich sehr schön und auch gemütlich, ich hoffe du bekommst diesen Flair auch wieder in der neuen Werkstatt hin, hat irgendwie etwas von Jimmy DiResta nur dass du eben unterm Dach arbeitest. Viel Glück!

Can't way to see the new space!

Saludos desde chile. muy buenos tus videos. =D

you are amazing laura

I like your letter collection

Good luck with your move!

I'm a recent subscriber and love your videos! I love the filmography and the composition of all your shots! Keep up the awesome work Laura

GOSTO MUITO DE SEUS VIDEOS APRENDO MUITO COM ELES.

Muy guapos tus vídeos

very cool. I subbed after first video (starkey)

I wonder if taking one or two of the random items that you have in your drawers like the spigot or handle looking thing you showed us out on your desk to touch and handle and play with it periodically would cause you to be inspired with how you could utilize it in a project. Just an idea. Great channel. Good luck on the move.

Da sind sie, die Sortimoboxen ;D

i like your shop

In case no one mentioned it, I'm pretty sure they're just called "letter and number" punches. I don't think they have a specific name. You have a lot of great tools, and I love all the organization.

Thanks for sharing

You built Frank ' s ositivd thoughts boxes? that's freaking awesome! Frank Turner rules! :-)

Viel Glück! Hope the move goes easy.

No heating at all, like in my workshop. Cold in the winter. But who cares, like we in german say: From nothing comes nothing!

want visit next workshop!

I see you sleep in your car also. I do not full time but,I do a lot when we travel. Did you know there is a whole community that are called van dwellers? If you are interested in Van dwelling tips and info I would recommend you watch Nomadic Fanatic on youtube. He is what inspired me to start trying to make videos. Great video and shop . I am excited to see your new one as well. Have a great day.

i like ur style

You can always use more space ;)

How times have changed.