I have since upgraded the shop with super bright daylight led bulbs and it does make a huge difference. It’s much brighter, colors are better white balanced too. I think before it was too warm and colors were off.

You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed it!

You're welcome! I agree with you, there's no need to buy every tool until you need it. Another thing I would add is don't buy an expensive tool for one singular purpose. I have a few tools that I have purchased to complete a single task on one project and then haven't used the tool since. Think about work arounds with the tools and machines on hand, home made woodworking jigs are your friend in those cases!

Exactly! I surprise myself all the the time by coming up with workaround solutions using tools and materials that are on hand.

Thank you, it definitely didn’t happen overnight but over many years everything found it’s place and it’s very functional now for being such a small space!

You’re welcome, I hope some of my ideas come in handy for your shop! Some things need to be passed down through the generations and woodworking is certainly one of those things!

Thank you! The flip table/cart made all the difference, it opened up a lot of room in the shop!

Thank you! If you have any questions about anything just let me know. It’s hard to cover every detail that others may want to know.

Thank you! The 2x4 flip table opened up a lot of room in the shop for sure!

Hey thanks, it’s really a good setup now but took many versions to get there!

You're welcome, I'm glad to hear that you liked it!

Sometimes you just have to make do with what you have and design the space as efficiently as possible so the small size doesn't become an inconvenience! The bandsaw fence is an aftermarket accessory that didn't come with the Delta bandsaw. You can purchase similar aftermarket bandsaw fences from a variety of companies. However, I don't recommend the bandsaw fence as much as others may. A bandsaw fence is incredibly difficult to use because of bandsaw blade drift. Unlike other machines where the blade is fixed such as a table saw, the band saw blade moves quite considerably. When you rip with a bandsaw fence more often than not the blade will drift and the board will start to create its own path off of the fence or the blade will end up not parallel to the fence. If you setup your bandsaw fence to accommodate the blade drift (setting it at the angle of the drift) then it works better. However, I prefer to freehand everything on a drawn line.

Thank you for your concern. I checked my model and fortunately I have a 2017 version and it looks like the recall is for 2019-2022. I really appreciate you looking out!

Thanks! On the flip top table I simply got a 3/4ths threaded pipe and mounted that into 2x4s on either side but only after adding 3 boards onto the pipe to build out the box that flips. Then I added the top and bottom piece of the box after mounting the pipe and 2x4s onto the legs. Then you’ll want to drill your holes for the dowel rods that keep it into place and you’re ready to go.

Glad you enjoyed it! 👍 The miter box is a huge plus especially with how much I utilize the miter saw in my shop. Practically every project passes through the miter saw at some point. Flip carts seem to save the most space in a small workshop. I did a full review of my Rikon jointer here :Rikon 6 Inch Benchtop Jointer Review - Model 20-600H kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pNF5jahor9HaiGw.html

Thanks for the Sub! It took me a few years to get the organization down to really open up the space. It’s amazing what you can do with just a one car garage isn’t it? Best of luck with your shop and your projects!

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Hey thanks for the positive feedback on the video!! I appreciate the comment! It’s been awhile since I installed those leg levelers but I found them on Amazon!