One thing I've noticed over the years is just how well you use a small space for your work. I like to take away some techniques from others for storage. I'd love a big shop, but have managed to do everything I want in the garage and still park the cars, so the wife is happy. I didn't realize how big of an upgrade the mobile base would be on the SawStop - it moves a lot easier than my old cabinet saw, which helps keep the space very usable.

I like your outfeed. It took me a couple of looks to realize it was custom. Nice work.

Does the cabinet body around the router provide a particular benefit for you (as opposed to not enclosing the router)? Seems like it takes up a lot of volume if it's strictly for the router.

Thanks - I'll give this a listen. Some of the things I've read about his early attempts to sell his technology were interesting.

Just posting because I thought this Amazon recommendation from the saw blade link was funny.

storage. I have full extension heavy duty drawers for all of my routers, jigs, and shaper bits

better pictures of the outfeed table.

I appreciate your shop and set up pics almost as much as your project pics

Just makes me feel a lot better about how my garage looks, as opposed to all the YouTube videos with very neat and clean shops. Yours is lived and worked in.

I dig it. Wouldn't work for my setup but I've got plenty of bit storage elsewhere. I keep my shop vac under the extension wing.

Ha. lol ya your shop is YouTube worthy.

I mean it with all due respect to both of ya. I learn a lot from yalls projects and set ups.

Lots of "one day I'll do that…" convos with myself.