04-22-2017, 01:44 PM
I promised a long time ago that I would post some pictures of my shop once I had everything done. Well, I still don't have my shop done after almost two years but I will share some pictures anyway. It has been tough trying to work in house renovation, commission work and getting the shop completely finished. I would really like to have everything done by this time next year but I guess we will see.
When we originally looked at moving from our old house my plan was to find a property with an adequate outbuilding or build one once we were moved in. This house was something of a surprise. Apparently the original owner was an avid woodworker and his wife an avid gardener. When they built the house it was designed with the basement as a wood shop and with an attached greenhouse which my wife loves. The shop was not set up the way I wanted it but all the necessities were already in place so it didn't take me a whole lot of time to get everything to the point that I could start working.
The space is about 1200 sf but it was broken up into three separate areas. One area was set up as a wood shop, one area a craft area and one as storage with plumbing. The first order of business for me was to make everything one big area and frame out a bathroom. I needed to start pulling out walls. The guy in the photos is my part time apprentice who helped me get the shop to the point it was functional for me. Here is what I had when I moved in. I had two rooms that were roughy 15x40 and a separate room that was about 8x10.
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0830_zps6539355a.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0830_zps6539355a.jpg"/>
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0831_zps1d2caf2d.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0831_zps1d2caf2d.jpg"/>
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Once all the walls came out it was time to isolate the shop from the house. Before the shop just had a single hollow core door separating it from the main house and a drop ceiling. The first thing I did was add a second solid core door between the house and shop creating a better sound buffer. I managed to get a whole bunch of solid core doors used off Craigslist for a song. I also added gaskets around the doors to seal in sound and dust.
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0882_zpsb51d8b63.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0882_zpsb51d8b63.jpg"/>
After that I took out all the drop ceiling and started adding sound proofing. After we pulled out the drop ceiling I gained a whole lot of ceiling room. The ceiling was a little over 8" 6". I insulated the whole ceiling with rock wool insulation which you can see in the previous photo. After the insulation I added resilient channel and then 5/8" drywall. A drywall lift was a must here. It was amazing how this locked the sound out of the main part of the house. You can hear a slight hum from the dust collector but that is about it. One thing that was important was to put all the HVAC dust work on the other side of the sound barrier to keep sound from traveling through the duct work. I isolated the shop from the house HVAC system so this was not an issue. The shop has its own heating and cooling separate from the house to keep out dust and odors. We hung a WHOLE lot of lights once the drywall was up. I have about 120 4' florescent bulbs as well as a line of led bulbs. I also built some air cleaners using box fans and wired them all to a central switch. A laminate floor wing in instead of the old tile. It was cheap, tough and easy to clean. I got it from Lumber liquidators for $0.29 a sf which is hard to argue with. A lot of people have asked if it is slippery but it actually isn't. I used a good cleaner after putting it in and it is actually a lot better than the smooth concrete in my last shop or a maple hardwood floor.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/9062342B-87DC-476B-BAAC-6BFE81A1494F_zpsnvtugdtc.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 9062342B-87DC-476B-BAAC-6BFE81A1494F_zpsnvtugdtc.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/ADD60341-A1E9-4AAC-994C-10115A5B7406_zpsg1dxtqeo.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo ADD60341-A1E9-4AAC-994C-10115A5B7406_zpsg1dxtqeo.jpg[/img]
I walled off my HVAC system for the house, the area that would be my bathroom and the small room that would house my dust collector. The builder plumbed compressed air lines through the foundation to various places through the house from the garage so my air compressor went in the garage. There was also ventilation built into the foundation. There were two 1000 cfm fans that vented out the front and back of the foundation. I insulated all these rooms the same way I did the ceiling.
HVAC room
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/022F8CB8-97A1-4C7C-B28C-461252623947_zpsaegy3ueu.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 022F8CB8-97A1-4C7C-B28C-461252623947_zpsaegy3ueu.jpg[/img]
The bathroom is on the left. The little chalk board on the door is where we keep track of the hours my boys work in the shop for me. They are 6 and 8 but they do all the cleaning and quite a few other basic tasks like sanding and running lumber through the planer. I obviously have to supervise them closely but when they get money they feel like they earned it and are a lot more careful about what they buy. Before long my older son will be cutting all my dovetails for me
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/5E776997-0749-4577-8879-F47FFC6261EA_zpsgpqx70rp.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 5E776997-0749-4577-8879-F47FFC6261EA_zpsgpqx70rp.jpg[/img]
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Now it was time to bring in my equipment. My apprentice and I brought everything in by ourself. One set of steps to the shop lead down from the 3 car garage which would house my wood storage and spray booth. I covered these steps with plywood and used an electric winch to lower the machinery on a dolly down the steps. I attached the hoist to my trailer hitch on my truck for all my machinery. After all my equipment was in I moved the hoist to the ceiling in the garage and anchored it to a series of ceiling rafters to pull finished pieces out and to lower heavy items down the ramp on the dolly.
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0936_zps7f6d76ca.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0936_zps7f6d76ca.jpg"/>
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0938_zps4608a885.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0938_zps4608a885.jpg"/>
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0939_zps8435b7e4.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0939_zps8435b7e4.jpg"/>
After the equipment was in it was a matter of moving everything around to suit my work flow. Over the last year I have added and changed a few machines.
My wife didn't want to use the central vac for the house so I plumbed it in the shop and made blast gates with micro switches on them so the system will turn on as soon as one opens.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/85FD2273-58DD-461D-A55C-3CAF2D7BBC52_zps3yf6pfsx.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 85FD2273-58DD-461D-A55C-3CAF2D7BBC52_zps3yf6pfsx.jpg[/img]
A few of the tool additions that I didn't have room for in my last shop that have been fantastic are a slot mortiser made by John T. You can also see the central vac system which is a tiny cyclone that vents outside.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/35C4EA1C-1622-4CA2-BC1F-35505BF4D219_zpseld6zy26.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 35C4EA1C-1622-4CA2-BC1F-35505BF4D219_zpseld6zy26.jpg[/img]
I added a 5 hp shaper with a power feeder which is a nice tool to have.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/0350D4BD-78E3-44F0-859D-C2D6A9EE24C2_zpsyottogtw.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 0350D4BD-78E3-44F0-859D-C2D6A9EE24C2_zpsyottogtw.jpg[/img]
I added a Laguna 14 bandsaw that I picked up for $250 without a motor. Luckily I had a nice American made 3 hp motor that bolted right up. The saw always has a 1/4" blade.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/660A98F6-3044-414D-87BA-09034F58D097_zpssdkewenj.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 660A98F6-3044-414D-87BA-09034F58D097_zpssdkewenj.jpg[/img]
I added a second tablesaw that I got a steal on and have it set up as my dado saw. I keep a 3/4 dado blade in it all the time. As you will notice in the photos my SawStop got the 52" fence and the Unisaw got the 36" fence that came off my SawStop.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/E53DD4D5-B232-4AEE-95BD-C34241A605CB_zpspeoulitx.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo E53DD4D5-B232-4AEE-95BD-C34241A605CB_zpspeoulitx.jpg[/img]
This is my D.C. Closet. I didn't know if adding the baffle for the return Air would do any good but I was amazed at how well it works. The dust collector is a Grizzly 3hp cyclone. The separation is amazing. I have filled the drum several times a week for the last 6 weeks and there is still absolutely nothing in the bag under the filter.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/94C3B9A8-0CCF-4A16-8F76-586C9D1F5DC2_zpsu8rbhyf3.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 94C3B9A8-0CCF-4A16-8F76-586C9D1F5DC2_zpsu8rbhyf3.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/5F0AA8AF-9912-44EE-91C2-9D1FBE8880B4_zpsuulgdgpf.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 5F0AA8AF-9912-44EE-91C2-9D1FBE8880B4_zpsuulgdgpf.jpg[/img]
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The shop from a few angles.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/9173BE3C-35AF-4EC0-BBB7-3FC578BE668D_zpst2ksisbf.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 9173BE3C-35AF-4EC0-BBB7-3FC578BE668D_zpst2ksisbf.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/86D24A97-3750-4B83-B786-28FBC6AAF4DB_zpsvj1hg4th.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 86D24A97-3750-4B83-B786-28FBC6AAF4DB_zpsvj1hg4th.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/821F3026-7D66-46F3-8442-5DFB7CC72649_zpsnauymvj1.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 821F3026-7D66-46F3-8442-5DFB7CC72649_zpsnauymvj1.jpg[/img]
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The air cleaners
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/40359398-2607-4648-8D1D-EF4A6E2F1833_zpsnvnhctnt.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 40359398-2607-4648-8D1D-EF4A6E2F1833_zpsnvnhctnt.jpg[/img]
The stairwell to the 3 car garage. When I take big stuff in or out the plywood goes down and I built a special dolly that hooks up to the hoist. I have pulled some pretty big stuff out of the shop by myself.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/4BAC70B7-E0A8-4EF2-99F4-D4892ACB9164_zps1yci8j9u.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 4BAC70B7-E0A8-4EF2-99F4-D4892ACB9164_zps1yci8j9u.jpg[/img]
This is my wood storage for my material for upcoming projects. The bulk of my lumber is still stored off site in a 10x30 storage unit until I can build a shed on the property. In addition to the shed I plan to build a solar kiln. This is also where my air compressor lives. It is plumbed into the foundation of the house from here.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/8A8E28FD-7325-429E-AB9B-130B57051AAD_zpsjmacvomx.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 8A8E28FD-7325-429E-AB9B-130B57051AAD_zpsjmacvomx.jpg[/img]
When we originally looked at moving from our old house my plan was to find a property with an adequate outbuilding or build one once we were moved in. This house was something of a surprise. Apparently the original owner was an avid woodworker and his wife an avid gardener. When they built the house it was designed with the basement as a wood shop and with an attached greenhouse which my wife loves. The shop was not set up the way I wanted it but all the necessities were already in place so it didn't take me a whole lot of time to get everything to the point that I could start working.
The space is about 1200 sf but it was broken up into three separate areas. One area was set up as a wood shop, one area a craft area and one as storage with plumbing. The first order of business for me was to make everything one big area and frame out a bathroom. I needed to start pulling out walls. The guy in the photos is my part time apprentice who helped me get the shop to the point it was functional for me. Here is what I had when I moved in. I had two rooms that were roughy 15x40 and a separate room that was about 8x10.
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0830_zps6539355a.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0830_zps6539355a.jpg"/>
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Once all the walls came out it was time to isolate the shop from the house. Before the shop just had a single hollow core door separating it from the main house and a drop ceiling. The first thing I did was add a second solid core door between the house and shop creating a better sound buffer. I managed to get a whole bunch of solid core doors used off Craigslist for a song. I also added gaskets around the doors to seal in sound and dust.
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0882_zpsb51d8b63.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0882_zpsb51d8b63.jpg"/>
After that I took out all the drop ceiling and started adding sound proofing. After we pulled out the drop ceiling I gained a whole lot of ceiling room. The ceiling was a little over 8" 6". I insulated the whole ceiling with rock wool insulation which you can see in the previous photo. After the insulation I added resilient channel and then 5/8" drywall. A drywall lift was a must here. It was amazing how this locked the sound out of the main part of the house. You can hear a slight hum from the dust collector but that is about it. One thing that was important was to put all the HVAC dust work on the other side of the sound barrier to keep sound from traveling through the duct work. I isolated the shop from the house HVAC system so this was not an issue. The shop has its own heating and cooling separate from the house to keep out dust and odors. We hung a WHOLE lot of lights once the drywall was up. I have about 120 4' florescent bulbs as well as a line of led bulbs. I also built some air cleaners using box fans and wired them all to a central switch. A laminate floor wing in instead of the old tile. It was cheap, tough and easy to clean. I got it from Lumber liquidators for $0.29 a sf which is hard to argue with. A lot of people have asked if it is slippery but it actually isn't. I used a good cleaner after putting it in and it is actually a lot better than the smooth concrete in my last shop or a maple hardwood floor.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/9062342B-87DC-476B-BAAC-6BFE81A1494F_zpsnvtugdtc.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 9062342B-87DC-476B-BAAC-6BFE81A1494F_zpsnvtugdtc.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/ADD60341-A1E9-4AAC-994C-10115A5B7406_zpsg1dxtqeo.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo ADD60341-A1E9-4AAC-994C-10115A5B7406_zpsg1dxtqeo.jpg[/img]I walled off my HVAC system for the house, the area that would be my bathroom and the small room that would house my dust collector. The builder plumbed compressed air lines through the foundation to various places through the house from the garage so my air compressor went in the garage. There was also ventilation built into the foundation. There were two 1000 cfm fans that vented out the front and back of the foundation. I insulated all these rooms the same way I did the ceiling.
HVAC room
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/022F8CB8-97A1-4C7C-B28C-461252623947_zpsaegy3ueu.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 022F8CB8-97A1-4C7C-B28C-461252623947_zpsaegy3ueu.jpg[/img]The bathroom is on the left. The little chalk board on the door is where we keep track of the hours my boys work in the shop for me. They are 6 and 8 but they do all the cleaning and quite a few other basic tasks like sanding and running lumber through the planer. I obviously have to supervise them closely but when they get money they feel like they earned it and are a lot more careful about what they buy. Before long my older son will be cutting all my dovetails for me
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/5E776997-0749-4577-8879-F47FFC6261EA_zpsgpqx70rp.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 5E776997-0749-4577-8879-F47FFC6261EA_zpsgpqx70rp.jpg[/img].
Now it was time to bring in my equipment. My apprentice and I brought everything in by ourself. One set of steps to the shop lead down from the 3 car garage which would house my wood storage and spray booth. I covered these steps with plywood and used an electric winch to lower the machinery on a dolly down the steps. I attached the hoist to my trailer hitch on my truck for all my machinery. After all my equipment was in I moved the hoist to the ceiling in the garage and anchored it to a series of ceiling rafters to pull finished pieces out and to lower heavy items down the ramp on the dolly.
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0936_zps7f6d76ca.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0936_zps7f6d76ca.jpg"/>
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0938_zps4608a885.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0938_zps4608a885.jpg"/>
<img src="http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/IMG_0939_zps8435b7e4.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_0939_zps8435b7e4.jpg"/>
After the equipment was in it was a matter of moving everything around to suit my work flow. Over the last year I have added and changed a few machines.
My wife didn't want to use the central vac for the house so I plumbed it in the shop and made blast gates with micro switches on them so the system will turn on as soon as one opens.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/85FD2273-58DD-461D-A55C-3CAF2D7BBC52_zps3yf6pfsx.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 85FD2273-58DD-461D-A55C-3CAF2D7BBC52_zps3yf6pfsx.jpg[/img]A few of the tool additions that I didn't have room for in my last shop that have been fantastic are a slot mortiser made by John T. You can also see the central vac system which is a tiny cyclone that vents outside.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/35C4EA1C-1622-4CA2-BC1F-35505BF4D219_zpseld6zy26.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 35C4EA1C-1622-4CA2-BC1F-35505BF4D219_zpseld6zy26.jpg[/img]I added a 5 hp shaper with a power feeder which is a nice tool to have.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/0350D4BD-78E3-44F0-859D-C2D6A9EE24C2_zpsyottogtw.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 0350D4BD-78E3-44F0-859D-C2D6A9EE24C2_zpsyottogtw.jpg[/img]I added a Laguna 14 bandsaw that I picked up for $250 without a motor. Luckily I had a nice American made 3 hp motor that bolted right up. The saw always has a 1/4" blade.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/660A98F6-3044-414D-87BA-09034F58D097_zpssdkewenj.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 660A98F6-3044-414D-87BA-09034F58D097_zpssdkewenj.jpg[/img]I added a second tablesaw that I got a steal on and have it set up as my dado saw. I keep a 3/4 dado blade in it all the time. As you will notice in the photos my SawStop got the 52" fence and the Unisaw got the 36" fence that came off my SawStop.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/E53DD4D5-B232-4AEE-95BD-C34241A605CB_zpspeoulitx.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo E53DD4D5-B232-4AEE-95BD-C34241A605CB_zpspeoulitx.jpg[/img]This is my D.C. Closet. I didn't know if adding the baffle for the return Air would do any good but I was amazed at how well it works. The dust collector is a Grizzly 3hp cyclone. The separation is amazing. I have filled the drum several times a week for the last 6 weeks and there is still absolutely nothing in the bag under the filter.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/94C3B9A8-0CCF-4A16-8F76-586C9D1F5DC2_zpsu8rbhyf3.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 94C3B9A8-0CCF-4A16-8F76-586C9D1F5DC2_zpsu8rbhyf3.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/5F0AA8AF-9912-44EE-91C2-9D1FBE8880B4_zpsuulgdgpf.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 5F0AA8AF-9912-44EE-91C2-9D1FBE8880B4_zpsuulgdgpf.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/B6CCAD4F-8E27-41B1-B298-BFF9A2E89599_zpslimisgsp.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo B6CCAD4F-8E27-41B1-B298-BFF9A2E89599_zpslimisgsp.jpg[/img]The shop from a few angles.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/9173BE3C-35AF-4EC0-BBB7-3FC578BE668D_zpst2ksisbf.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 9173BE3C-35AF-4EC0-BBB7-3FC578BE668D_zpst2ksisbf.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/86D24A97-3750-4B83-B786-28FBC6AAF4DB_zpsvj1hg4th.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 86D24A97-3750-4B83-B786-28FBC6AAF4DB_zpsvj1hg4th.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/821F3026-7D66-46F3-8442-5DFB7CC72649_zpsnauymvj1.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 821F3026-7D66-46F3-8442-5DFB7CC72649_zpsnauymvj1.jpg[/img]
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/F01A974C-B653-4FB7-87DE-92AD920880A5_zpshcdn0jal.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo F01A974C-B653-4FB7-87DE-92AD920880A5_zpshcdn0jal.jpg[/img]The air cleaners
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/40359398-2607-4648-8D1D-EF4A6E2F1833_zpsnvnhctnt.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 40359398-2607-4648-8D1D-EF4A6E2F1833_zpsnvnhctnt.jpg[/img]The stairwell to the 3 car garage. When I take big stuff in or out the plywood goes down and I built a special dolly that hooks up to the hoist. I have pulled some pretty big stuff out of the shop by myself.
]http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k316/eoddave/shop%20construction/4BAC70B7-E0A8-4EF2-99F4-D4892ACB9164_zps1yci8j9u.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo 4BAC70B7-E0A8-4EF2-99F4-D4892ACB9164_zps1yci8j9u.jpg[/img]This is my wood storage for my material for upcoming projects. The bulk of my lumber is still stored off site in a 10x30 storage unit until I can build a shed on the property. In addition to the shed I plan to build a solar kiln. This is also where my air compressor lives. It is plumbed into the foundation of the house from here.
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