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Brightness level to max. 😎

Joli travail, bravo à bientôt salut Jeannot ⚒😉

I understand the reasoning for building the wooden bases with a small shop, but a couple of things occurred to me. While being able to move the table saw around more easily in such a small space is important, having it move while using it could be a bit sketchy and potentially dangerous. Perhaps swapping out the front casters for locking ones might be a good idea. Also, the bandsaw appears to be a bit top heavy, and you might have to exchange the shelves for sandbags or something else heavy to make it more stable. I'm not trying to be critical, but stable power tools are normally safer than unstable ones. Thanks for sharing.

I'm just finishing off paneling the inside of my shed to be workshop, so I need to start doing some of this sort of thing soon. It's easy to look at all these American woodworking channels and really extravagant benches/tables etc and get a bit overwhelmed with the complexaty, so some UK perspective with somthing simpler is nice.

You should make a second story like an alcove on top of the roof. Soon you won’t have anymore space. Great video and commentary thanks 🙏

Casters for your boots next!

👍👍👍 Thank you.

Really nice work, Matt! 😃 The workshop is looking fantastic! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Hi Matt, your workshop is coming along really well according to your videos. Nice small and effective updates you made. Really enjoyed the video.

Great video Matt and some great ideas thanks for sharing your time and thoughts 🍺🍺👍👍

I need this storage under my bandsaw! I mighthave a shelf for spare blades in it somewhere as I always lose them! Great Job Matt

You're getting there Matt, and this will make your working space so much usable and efficient ! Really useful as I have the same projects in mind for my site saw & band saw, as you say, so much dead space that can be better used !

Hi Matt , Fantastic job, the workshop is looking great , brilliant idea making new movable units 👍👍👍

What's with the wobbly camera? It looks like you're on a boat. 😉

Another cool workshop projects ;)

Love the longer videos great work keep it going

That heavy bandsaw looks to be a little top heavy? Maybe a good weight on the underside of the new base would help keep it stable. I had a similar caster layout for my table saw and since building a wider base it's been much better. Really enjoying how the space is developing.

Haircut time!

You are quite the expert on making the most of a small woodshop, Matt! I remember when you made all kinds of adjusments in the old woodshop, that was such a cozy little space, but you were able to make great projects there! I'm sure this shop will turn out just as efficient as your older ones! (BTW: don't know what caused it, but some shot in this video were a bit wobbly...🤢😉 maybe you could look into that?)

I hope that's a mullet you're cultivating under those hats

Excellent upgrades to tools!

Great ideas. Just what I needed.

I've never known anyone to have as many organiser cases as you 😄

Looks good Matt. Need to do something similar for my new bandsaw.

Cheers Matt. I am just about to make a wheel base for a new band saw and I am going to nick your under storage idea for boxes. 👌🏻 My band saw came with plenty of free gravity built in too 😂

Great ideas for the bandsaw

Good stuff! Did very similar with my evolution table saw ,using a 4x2 cls framework.. I hated the stand for it as it was so awkward leading to it being condemned to stay in the corner like a naughty child! Now it wheels around the shed with so much ease . Keep going with the great videos. Thank you.

I have workshop envy 😂. You, sir are an inspiration. My next job will be modifying my evolution table saw as the stand on castors is much more practical than the folding stand. Thank you for the idea 😊

Nice work Matt !!!! 😊😊😊😊😊

Looks Great, with the space you have maximizing the storage seems like a good idea. When you cut the wood outside i was thinking it might be handy if you built yourself some sawhorses from pressure treated wood so you can set up a quick work station for cutting sheets of wood. I have done similar where i put a few 2x4 pieces across the sawhorses i have to make an easy support. Just a thought!

Nice one Matt, nice content. Just subscribed 👍

Hi Matt, nice mobile units. Just a thought or idea, fix a double socket to both units, your saw plugged in one and a spare for, dust extraction or drill or any thing. The idea came to me while I was watching the video. Regards.Shaun P.S keep up the good work mate.

Does the table saw stand lock in place at all? I'd be a little worried about safety, if not. Like, in kick back - the saw itself would maybe move.

The Dave Grohl of woodworking, nice job!

Hi. What about axminster saw? Are you not having anymore?

The workshop is looking great Matthew, you have a wonderful style and pace to your projects. And my fav moment from this one was the reassuring deep thud the door made when it swung shut. Have a good week.

Got to say the weight from that bandsaw on that mdf stand is worrying, also evreytime you walk on the floor or tighten a screw the camera wobbles.

Hi Matt, as others have said loving the new workshop, it's really great to see you back making very usable items for your workshop, is it the same size as yourbladt shop? Very best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia 👍👍👍👍👍

Hey « Badger », maybe it’s just me but do you think you can up your voice volume a tiny intchy little bit ?! (Or as we say here in France « augmenter d’un poil de cul » 😁). Otherwise your video and projects are perfect, thank you for sharing !

Your videos seem so dark in the new workshop. Great project though 👌

Nice work! Do you miss your little stove?

In a couple of videos back I miss the intro "Hello, I'm Matt..." 😊

Allow me to predict that within a couple of years you are going to REALLY want a bigger shop. Two to six times bigger shop. And with that will come the inevitable, "But honey, we need a bigger house so I can built you a much bigger closet...for your shoes! Yeah, that's it, it's all about your shoes!" Trust me. I...KNOW! :)

Like your vids but please fix the camera wobble, made me queasy 😂

Yep, You've had a load of comments about locking casters.. Tick.. Top heavy bandsaw, tick.. My question is, why did you not build the new workshop a little bigger, at least a little taller?. You appear to have remade your small workshop, again.... Oh, and MDF for cabinets.. Yuck.. I bet as it's in a shed, they'll go soggy in quick time without treating the edges....... Loving what you do though. Don't take any of this as criticism.......

Matt! Are you okay? More importantly, is your hat okay (the old blue-green-yellow one)? I don't think I've ever seen you without it. Sartorial splendor aside, the workshop looks great: I really admire the functionality of what you create.

Hi are you a full time youtuber