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Projects
WorkshopLayout, lighting, power points, power tools, hand tools, general material, storage, and dust collection. There are lots of good books and articles in woodworking magazine explaining what a good woodworking shop should look like and what should be in it. As far as I am concerned a lot depends on the space you have available, what kind of projects are you going to tackle and which power tools are you using the most. It is always a matter of compromise. For example, when I started I had an empty space and installed all the lights and power points I would ever need. Yeah, right. Let me tell you, you have never enough power points and they are never in the right position.
Main Power Tools (16-Dec-2006)
| Table saw | Delta 10" heavy duty construction saw model 36-320C; 15 Amp, 120V, 3600 RPM with General T saw fence and JessEm precision miter gauge |
| Jointer | General 6" deluxe jointer model 80-100LM1; 3 knives; 14 Amp, 110V, 4800 RPM with General universal mobile base model 50-025 |
| Planer | Delta 12" x 5.9" portable planer with stand model 22-540; 2 knives; 15 Amp, 120V, 8000 RPM |
| Miter saw | Delta 10" compound miter saw with stand model 36-220C; 15 Amp, 115V |
| Band saw | Delta 12" band saw model 28-190C; 7.6 Amp, 115V, 1725 RPM |
| Drill Press | Delta 12" bench drill press model 11-990C; 6 Amp, 120V; 620/1100/1720/2340/3100 RPM |
| Belt/Disc Sander | Delta 6" belt/9" disc sander model 31-695; 10 Amp, 120V, 3450 RPM |
| Grinder | Delta 8" bench grinder model 23-881; 6 Amp, 120V, 3500 RPM |
Hand Power Toolst.b.d. -- hand drill, random orbit sander, biscuit saw, iron, soldering iron, burner, heat gun, dremel, brad nailer, router, glue gun, circular saw, shop vac
Jigst.b.d. -- mortise/tenon jig, dovetailing jig, template guides
Hand Toolst.b.d. -- hammers, pliers, squares, compass, screw drivers, saws, rasp/files, caliper, measuring tape/rulers, carving knives, clamps, wrenches, router bits, drills