Just as relevant today as it was 3 years ago, some great inspiration and ideas there, thanks for sharing

Making the best of what you have, We sold our bar & restaurant and slid into retirement bought this property with a nice out building 30 x 40 ft. Thought it was so big some how it is full. Shop is never too big, organization is the key and not saving every odd piece of wood.

I actually like the idea of having the welder setup under the bench. I always put it away after use and it's pain bringing it out. I was thinking of making just a trolley, but now I think I'll make a trolley that's higher that can roll under the bench. Only trouble is when I use it outside, I have to drag it across grass so I might have to find some much larger castors.

I'm terrible. My shop is 24'x48' and yours is so much more organized. My goal is to get it dialed in and organized this summer. You've helped inspire me.

I agree that it is very cool to have the tools on the wall.

You had a rather big shop there. I think you already moved. Thanks for the encouragement to have a tools wall. I'll definitely prioritize that feature in my workshop which I'm building these days!

Your spread out over several rooms but your total square footage for shop is quite generous. I'm thankful to have half the space you have, but I have three times the number of tools. Everyone's shop needs are different depending on the projects and functions that they perform.

That is nice how you can see all of the tools there on the wall. Good luck with the new space.

Looking forward to a tour of the next shop. I get some of my best ideas from you.

My son and I love the garage tour an my son said he loved seeing the tools on the wall..... thanks for the entertainment

Can't wait to see what you do with the new shop

Can't wait to see the new one.

My "shop" is a converted 14'x12' storage shed across the straight on little ole PEI. A shop tour for me would be a 10 second slow spin while I stand in the center.

I wish I had as much space for a shop as you do because right now I'm working off a 4'x2' shelf in my garage. Nice to finally see a tour of your space.

Its a great setup. Cant wait to see what you do with the new one.

You've certainly made a lot of it, and made a lot IN it. Nice tour -- thanks for sharing your inner sanctum!

It's been fun watching you set this shop up. Definitely looking forward to the next one.

best shop I too like the sectioned off area, good luck selling your place

I have shop envy right now.

Great taste in trucks with the Tacoma TRD!

my shop is 5mx5m square space with views to the sea... only problem is also my livingroom and kitchen.

Love that weird stool at your metal working station.

I don't know any other shop on YT which is looking as cool as yours! Hope you will have enough space in your new shop to build a similar one

COOL TOUR VERY NICE LAYOUT

Ryan! I live in the same city and never realized I drove past your house almost every day when I played soccer at the IVS field. Cool stuff, best of luck with building your new home!

Great shop. Looking forward to seeing the new one. Good luck with the move. Cheers, Gary

Looking forward to seeing your new shop!

Nice tour, nice shop! Can't wait to see the new one!

Everything is so organized in there, great job!

nice workshop man. i dont have a workshop and work off a driveway and in my kitchen mainly coz i live in the city. anywhere with shelter is all good! good luck with your property move.

Thanks for that tour! I'm moving soon and I'll have a part of the basement to make my workshop and yours is inspiring.

thanks for the tour bro. ik the feeling of a narrow/long/low ceiling shop. mine is 35L x15w x 7'6"high..with concrete walls and floors "/ gotta do what you did and osb and plywood the walls eventually..good luck with the sale and look forward to seeing the new shop

Its been great watching this space get developed into a great working space. Good luck with the sale, hope the market up there is better than here in NS. :) You get a few more moves under your belt and you can be the Canadian Mark Spagnuolo. :)

Awesome shop, we'll done!

love the truck! I've got an 07 in the same color!

Good luck on your move, hope the new shop is better for you :-)

Hey, Ryan. I just discovered you, saw an East Coast Lifestyle t-shirt and then found that you live in the same place I do. COOOOOL! Thanks for making these videos! :)

My 6k sq ft shop appreciates this. Cheers.

I have a 3 foot wide my 8 foot long shop space and i hear you complaining about you massive shop XD. You have 2 parts to you shop i'm so jelious!

A great workshop that you have! :) Best regards MrHandwerk of Germany!

looks good man

Great shop!!

i love your shop

Nice shop!

Cool workshop )))

Looking forward to seeing your next shop. Love the too walls as well.

I can't believe your shop is already 2 years old!

I would be a little sad for after getting a space setup to a certain way for a shop just to turn around and do it again. I wish I had a shop. I know I need one for sure. Hopefully next year I can get a house built and I can finally have a shop. Currently my shop is a small 4ft x 4ft (If that) closest.

Nice. Btw, cool truck. I have a Tundra TRD. 👊

i was waiting this for a long time ago

A ton of work man, the lighting looks so good. Cheers!

my shop is the same size of your utility room

Nice shop, Ryan! Way more space than mine, that's for sure. Question... how easy/difficult it is to change out the bits in your router table? I was thinking of putting my router under the table like that but fear that it will be too much of a pain changing bits.

very nice and neat shop!!hope my shop looks like that!!i have a tiny shop..a 3 x 3 meters and it's cluttered.

Nice truck!

Nice shop!!

00:08 Where the hell is this? Montana / Texas / New Jersey / Vermont / California (no that's BS - too cloudy, no palm trees..) / Maine .. 03:33 But where is that obscure grey door lead us? 2nd part of the shop / stock storage .. just curious, you know.. 03:42 Ahh what a relieve. I feel so much better now.. Thank you, dude. 05:25 Why on Earth is that planer *not* on casters? Conclusion: absolutely lovely shop, except for *one* thing: daylight is missing. Make two or three breakthroughs and get windows in there. Thumbs up!

I've got spiderwebs in my shop that have been around longer than you've been in there ;) Hope the new basement is a walkout.

Cool!

Nice tour. Now I guess tear it all out for the new house :o)

Thanks for showing off your shop! I'm planning out how mine will be built and you definitely have helped. Mine will be 28'x16' with a small loft for storage. Which brings me to a question, how high are your ceilings? Would you change that?

I've got a blue Taco too!

you're moving too. wow

Nice

Can't wait to see your next shop! I assume your plan is to stay in your new home more than two years?

That's a nice MAN door you have. 😁

Wow! Must be hard to leave your shop now that it's basically finish? Even if you know you're going to get a bigger shop. Anyways, i love shop tours. Thanks for the video.

You moving in with Matthias after his move to the country? hehe Ilook forward to seeing how you setup the new place.

Wow ! Nice I would that i have that space !!! im working in 3x3 mtr :(

Hope you film the house build

when you say you are building a house, are you actually building it or do you have a contractor doing it? Are you going to film any of it?

Hi there, you mentioned your distaste in having a hand tool workbench/assembly table that doubles as an outfeed table. I was wondering why that is the case? I have a small workshop as well and I’m considering doing the same as well. It would be great to hear your thoughts. You also said just an assembly table/our feed table is acceptable, so why is that ok but not a workbench? Thank you for the video!

Great video... I notice you have the trademaster drill(or had it).. I have the same one and can not find the weight of it... I bought it used and never got the manual nor could I find it online.... any guess...?

where are you going to move to once you sell your current house?

Brefff le rêve!!!!!!

Great use of the space. Did you find a new house yet?

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show, congratulations. 👏👏👏. thank you. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. Sidney Féba Brazil.

Good luck on the sale where are you going?

Hi. I’m just starting out wood working. I make tortoise tables. I use 1”x9” pine for my builds. Is there a router bit I can use to cut out side windows.? If I make a jig. Thanks .

Bem organizado mesmo .mas o espaço .!!!!! Tem de fazer milagre para trabalhar

Personal Access Door dude.

How much space is between your workbench/out feed table and your other workbench? where your drill press is? Thanks

I feel like all the channels I watch are selling their houses!

how much are you selling those flip stops for?

Do you play drums? I think I saw a Meinl box in there

Have a question is it being cooled/heated with your house air?

I see you have a cajon..are you a drummer?

Puts up drywall - forgets filler

is the next shop going to be permanent???

well now you will have to give another shop tour when you move to your new place :)

There are several factors in starting up a woodworking business. One resource I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the Enata Wood System (check it out on google) it's the no.1 plan that I have ever seen. look at all the great info.

A really very nice workshop! Greetings from my channel😄

It bothers me so much when people make it sound like "sawl" or "shaw"

Dude. Elf shoes. Wtf

I bought excellent e-book from Stodoys.

Ouwet side

Make it wooden with the help of the Stodoys instructions.

no more money for a descend camera with more then 15 fps... give me your bankaccount and ill send you some money ... you poor bastard

Good luck selling without a garage