Workshop by DeLaMadera | posted 01-23-2021 04:48 PM | 2138 reads | 1 time favorited | 10 comments | ![]() |
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Wimberley, TX 78676
United States
Delta Unisaw – c 1980
Delta DC-33 13” planer – c 1985
Delta 1200 scroll saw – c 1942 (restored by me – details here)
Dewalt GW radial arm saw – c 1955
Powermatic 6” jointer – c 1960
Powermatic PM701 benchtop mortiser
Laguna 14-SUV 14” bandsaw
ShopSmith Mark V -c 1957 (“Greenie”)
ClearVue 1800 cyclone
-- Steve
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moke
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#1 posted 01-23-2021 05:19 PM
Very good tools and set-up! How big is the overall space? Thanks for showing us and welcome to LJ’s!!!!
-- Mike
Bobsboxes
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#2 posted 01-23-2021 07:20 PM
Welcome to lumberjocks, great shop and tools. I wished I had your windows, natural light.
-- Bob in Montana. Kindness is the Language the blind can see and deaf can hear. - Mark Twain
DeLaMadera
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#3 posted 01-23-2021 07:23 PM
Thanks for the welcome.
The main shop space is about 25×25, and there is also an attached one car garage which is extra deep.
The garage space contains my lumber storage and the cyclone. It also currently houses my bandsaw, a 8” compound miter saw, and the old ShopSmith, which is on my “to be sold” list.
Like a lot of shops, it is constantly evolving. The router table is the photos was just finished last fall. I may put some photos of it in the projects area on here. It was a fun build.
There is – of course – a story behind the shop. When we built the house, the other half let me build a separate shop but it had to be done in a way that a future owner might use it otherwise. And at the time we had a third car, which explains the garage. It also has a small full bathroom. It could easily be converted to a guest house.
-- Steve
Madmark2
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#4 posted 01-23-2021 07:44 PM
Very nice. Another fine example of a common work height. That RAS looks like a beast!
-- The hump with the stump and the pump!
DeLaMadera
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#5 posted 01-23-2021 08:06 PM
Thanks. The RAS needs a bit of work (new bearings) but it is still in use for crosscuts. I usually rip on the table saw or the bandsaw. With a sharp blade the cuts of the RAS are very smooth. I also added dust collection to the RAS that makes it a fairly clean tool as well.
-- Steve
DeLaMadera
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#6 posted 01-23-2021 10:22 PM
Bob -
The windows are great, I have them on three sides. The downside is, wall space for shelves and cabinets is limited.
-- Steve
pottz
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#7 posted 01-24-2021 12:13 AM
love your shop i also wish i had more natural light but as you said more windows less wall space.love that old RAS i wouldn’t be without one myself.welcome to lumber jocks i hope you enjoy it here.
-- working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
BobHall
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#8 posted 01-25-2021 02:58 AM
Great shop, high OWWM content and windows! Man, I’d love to have windows…
-- Bob "jack of all trades, master of none"
Fleamo
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#9 posted 01-25-2021 10:43 PM
Love the DeWalt RAS. Very nice shop.
-- Visit the forest and appreciate the source of our craft’s raw material.
Eric
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#10 posted 01-28-2021 03:17 AM
Great set up. And the old tools seem to work out the best, reliable if well taken care of. Thanks for sharing. Yes agree to having everything at the same height.
-- Eric, building the dream. the "Loft"
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