Do not sell yourself short! First off, you have soooo much good stuff. Lol. I know that took a lot of hard work to get there! Just be proud of where you came from! Secondly, my HOA wouldn’t let me do something like you have. I do have a garage, but it holds my trash, a freezer and 2 shelving units for personal stuff. Also my HOA would probably frown on me opening my garage door to work. (I don’t plan on using many chemicals just for this reason.) The HOA agreement has a whole section about not leaving your garage open. I’m actually proud of how far I’ve come with buying my stuff over 3.5 years. But I still don’t have much. That’s okay. I just wanted to drop you this comment because you have a great organized workshop! I love your organization. What a great idea to make an entire wall for peg board! I’m so glad that you accepted this challenge. Thanks for sharing.
You have so many awesome things in your little shop. I know that space is wonderful for refinishing but I am envious of all the things. I really like that kobalt shelf for your drills. I may need to get or build something like that. Thank you for sharing the community workshop! Very cool!
Thanks for watching its tiny but hey you make due with what you have. I’m so stoked about the community workshop and now being able to actually have access to industrial grade tools when needed! It might be worth seeing if you have one in your area too.
I ❤️ your workshop so much! It's so well organized with so many tools! I love that you love vintage tools. I don't have nearly what you have but I treasure my dad's tools. I've lost a push drill of his and I'll find it someday! Thanks so much for participating, I'm so so glad you did! Also loved the community workshop! 😘
Thank you for hosting this fun challenge I love everyone’s space we all such different needs and ways of organizing I’m definitely taking notes. It’s amazing that you still have your dads old tools and are able to keep creating with them what a gift!
Thank you so much Sarah. It’s small so I have to be very mindful of whatever I bring in. More than one piece of furniture and it’s cramped lol. Just finish watching yours I wanna try to make a spray paint storage rack now , getting great ideas from all of you!
WOW I'm so impressed at how organized and well-thought-out your work space is! What a blessing to start work on a piece and know exactly where EVERYTHING is that you might need to use. I so enjoyed your tour and sharing info about the Community Work Shop. Great job!!
You have an excellent workshop. I’m still repairing and painting on a drop cloth in my house. The tools are fantastic. I have some ideas now that I’ve seen what you have done. It’s just terrific.
I think your shed is ideal and so organized! I work out of my single car garage and wish I had one of those!! Nice job! You have a huge set of tools that I'm still working on getting. I really love your workshop sweetheart. And wow, glad you told us about the community workshop, so now I'm going to look into one in my area! Thank you!! 🙂
Thank you so much my tool collection has been years of accumulating and reinvesting a little but from every furniture flip I just wanted to show that it is possible. Yes please see if you have workshop in your area I wish I would have found this place years ago!
Melanie!! Your workshop is EXCELLENT! It's a POWER HOUSE! Matter of fact now that I see all your goodies I'll be right over with my next project hahaha.. you rock girl...and so does your space!
How wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing. I don’t have a workspace yet. I have a shed that will be built this spring. I thought I’d still have to work out on the apron of the garage.. you have given me so many good ideas. I don’t have all the tools yet, but I do have many of them. I do buy older tools at garage sales, and estate sales. The prices are so much better. And I kind of like the way the old tools look. I also have lots of paint. I haven’t even tried to layout workspace, because I thought it would all just be storage. Thank you again.
Step stool! One of the most necessary items for us short ladies. 🙌 And yes, I agree - not a fan of tack cloths. They do the job but feel icky. Your space is awesome, Melanie! So well organized and literally everything you could need. Love the lathe and the scroll saw! Great tour, have fun at your classes!
I Loved your workshop-so organized!!! I like that is the new She Shed!!!!!🌹🌸🌹 also loved the dewalt fold up tools you had!!! Out of 4 kids-3 girls & my brother-my mom gifted me my Grandpas old tools and large tool box!!! Now don’t get me wrong, I do like plants, comfy couch, and a book for a She Shed-my “formal” dining room is mine!!! We all eat in the kitchen anyways!!! I Love that you have a community wood shop that teaches. We have a tech school and I’ll have to look into that. I’m beginning, had my own tools to begin with but slowly getting stuff I need for pieces doing for my own home. My work space is a 6’ by 25’ covered breezeway in backyard, but have concrete area-prob 15’x15’ and a one step raised deck all off the breezeway. It’s working right now- got 3 large pieces working on at same time for repairs, sanding, and priming when Not raining!!!! Oh and cleaning hardware!!! I’m a RN for 35 total but 33 years on a surgical floor. Was recently out of work for neck and arm pain then had surgery. Anyways, 6 months of not doing and my type of work, got my wheels turning!!! So here I am as a beginner!!! Back then for me doing home projects-plumbing, electricity, laminate flooring & vinyl, painting walls-it was HGTV & a book from Lowes!!!! UA-cam rocks!!! Thank you for being inspiring to us newbies!!!!!❤️🌹❤️
Oh my goodness your little shop is so cool! I sure enjoyed watching your video about your shop! You and I feel the same about wood working! Tools make me get excited! Thank you for sharing
I just subbed after two videos. I see potential in your camera! So far you are doing great. Stick to it. You will find things get easier. I like your aesthetic and I can tell you are very much in touch with your creativity. I was a kid who made things to sell. Once, I sold hand-crocheted "slave sandals" and sold out because I did the work and selling on a beach. I was 8 years old and ready to take on the world. My mother was a widow and it was the 60 so mom was either too busy or too trusting to know where I was at all times, unlike life today. This meant that I could trash pick or ask people for stuff from their yards which were stacked behind garages and sheds. I seldom got a 'no' and often made people glad to be rid of it. Between my love of animals, reusing, refusing, repurposing, and leaving the recycling to them, I always upsold my upgraded stuff. Today, I am an old lady who spent my whole life struggling because of my health but I managed to raise my daughter pretty much on my own. We were poor, I was happy and my daughter had to find out that happiness wasn't bought with money but with time and love. She is the gift of my life and her three kids are always at the forefront of my thoughts. I still make things but healthwise I have reduced my creativity and shop size down to a part of the living room where I can paint deserts and mesas on feathers or weave dream catchers that represent what a person dreams for and not just a knock-off from a truck stop store. I also taught myself how to use polymer clay, a talent I never thought I had until five years ago when scrolling UA-cam. I found Nerdy Crafter and got hooked on the second day of binging. It was a struggle at first but now I make miniatures for upscale dollhouses, my own characters from barnyard animals, an ongoing project of a two-foot-tall dragon, and a ton of jewelry. I don't sell anymore, I just give stuff away. Remember, the little artists have small pockets so donating your unused or ignored items in the shop can be gifted to a school or senior citizens' home and the Boys and Girls club. I even gave away a pile of Cub Scouts stuff that I had bought at one of the hundreds of auctions I attended for years and years. Anyway, I want you to see yourself in two years, five years, ten years, and so on because plans change but your drive doesn't have to. If you hold onto what you want from life but allow for the only constant in life, change, you will grow old happy. This has been an unsolicited message brought to you by a Daughter, Mother, Sister, Cousin, Niece, Girlfriend, Wife, Nana, Business Owner, Retired CEO of my own company...and current viewer/subscriber to this channel. Follow your dreams but don't be afraid to take detours.
First video I watched. She'd is awesome. We also got a 10 x12 tuff she'd because for our county its the largest not needing a permit. Is mostly to store yard tools and larger tools like miter saw to not take as much room in garage. I wanted one shelf at one end to have a plant repotting center and store pots dirt etc under. I've now split that to do some small scale crafting painting. We do a lot of projects outside and some in garage. My main hobby is sewing and this house we bought in retirement came with a separate artist built workshop. I did small projects in there but as my crafting and flipping was growing too nervous painting etc near my fabric and machines etc. I love how you utilized the upward spaces.
Yes!!! This is everything!!! This is exactly what I wanted to see. A functional, makes sense, work space. Not matchy matchy... but something totally functional and humble, like most of us. Especially us just starting out. Thank you so much!!! Very helpful, and your organizing skills are on point!! Btw, you mentioned you are from New Mexico!! 😁 I live in Ohio, but I'm from lil Las Vegas near Santa Fe!! Love seeing a fellow New Mexican all the way up here 🙂
Awe thank you I still have a ways to but am proud of how far I’ve gotten. Not gonna lie I’m not looking forward to stuccoing the outside in this NM heat. How awesome that you are from Las Vegas it’s such a great little town my hubs has family there too.
That is an absolutely awesome workshop 😍😍😍 Speaking from experience.. just use a thin sheet of plywood. It’s inexpensive and you can just flip it over and replace it when needed 😊👍🏽
I have pretty much the same shed. I don’t have it set up very well yet but I’m working on it. My plan is to put everything on wheels so it can be moved away from the wall to the center of the room. I have one work bench on one wall. Thanks for showing us your space. You’re very organized. I got lots of good ideas!
Good, very very good and you know how and where to put your hands. Keep it up and learn as much as you can, you have the right passion and desire to continue and improve more and more. I was blown away by the desk and the way you made the rust appear. Sincere congratulations. Greetings from Italy ^____^
Oh my goodness!!! I love this!!! I have a shed I want to use as my workshop, but I can’t get my husband out of it yet lol This is perfect and I wish I could be as organized and I have no problem buying things 🤣🤣 But you have so many great tools!!!
Have been to an auction for items? The box lots often have tons of old repair supplies and they are great for getting those expensive but needed tools for a great price. I went to auctioneer school, the top female in the class! I then found out I get stage fright and ended up selling a ton of antiques just to change my life. Now I have another house full of antiques so I guess I didn't change much. LOL.. anyway, if you do some research, find an auctioneer that has the most auctions in your area and the one that has the least. Go to both sales and get a feel for the fast pace and the slow pace. Arrive early and know what your budget is beforehand because you will have to pay at the end of the sale. You also want to be certain to sit and watch the buyers. See who is acting cagey. Watch the items you want and see how others see them. If you want the box lots, sit where you can see them because people switch things around in them. When it comes time to bid on them, go and look again. If you don't see the item(s) expected, search the other boxes. People will snap up the box lots and the success of finding a gem is few but you never know. I once bought a box for five bucks and sold two items in it for nearly $700. Another time I bought three boxes of books for 2 bucks and sold half of them to a guy in texas who was doing a family tree gig. He bought the books because they were early 1900's yearbooks and his family was in them. I turned $2 into $325. Good luck!
I love your tiny shop! It’s about the same size as mine. We live in an old farmhouse that’s been built onto over the years, and there’s this really long room that we originally planned to open up and use to expand our living room. When I got into redoing furniture and doing some woodworking though, I needed a place to work, so I claimed it. I basically split the room in half and made one end my shop and the other my studio space. That way, I can contain saw/sanding dust in one part, and be able to paint and finish in the other. I only have a shop vac for dust collection right now, so I’ve had to get creative at times, but it’s better than nothing. I love that your space is real and your tools don’t all match and look like you just took them out of the boxes. I stick with one brand for battery stuff, but a lot of my tools are from pawn shops or thrift stores. I have an awesome husband that buys me tools for gifts too - he got me an awesome new miter saw for Christmas! Thank you for sharing this, and for the tour of the cool community center wood shop. That’s wonderful to have hands on teaching. I’ve learned mostly from UA-cam, but I have a couple of guys at our church who have given me some great tips too - and a next door neighbor with a huge shop if I have something I can’t fit in my space. Your message at the end was also very much needed right now. 😊
Your comment made me smile thank you so much friend. It’s not about what you have but what you do with what you’ve got. keep doing what makes you happy 😊
You’ve got such a great space and you have it so well organized. We have a 3.5 car garage and are not nearly as organized nor so we have the workspace you do. Time to haul out the junk and get our space back!
You are a silly woman!! Your shop is fantastic!!! Don’t put yourself down. You are very organized. Check out “workshop junkies” for small space organizations. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
I don't believe all of the small benchtop lathes are made to be bolted down (I know mine isn't), but if it is, then putting it on a flip top wouldn't be a problem Sam Angelo (wyomingwoodturner) is a great source for woodturning knowledge
Do not sell yourself short! First off, you have soooo much good stuff. Lol. I know that took a lot of hard work to get there! Just be proud of where you came from!
Secondly, my HOA wouldn’t let me do something like you have. I do have a garage, but it holds my trash, a freezer and 2 shelving units for personal stuff.
Also my HOA would probably frown on me opening my garage door to work. (I don’t plan on using many chemicals just for this reason.) The HOA agreement has a whole section about not leaving your garage open.
I’m actually proud of how far I’ve come with buying my stuff over 3.5 years. But I still don’t have much. That’s okay.
I just wanted to drop you this comment because you have a great organized workshop! I love your organization. What a great idea to make an entire wall for peg board!
I’m so glad that you accepted this challenge. Thanks for sharing.
You have a great workshop. I love that your husband is your biggest supporter.
Awe thank you Lori, yeah he’s my number 1 fan and a great guy 😊
Thanks for watching 🌼
You have so many awesome things in your little shop. I know that space is wonderful for refinishing but I am envious of all the things. I really like that kobalt shelf for your drills. I may need to get or build something like that. Thank you for sharing the community workshop! Very cool!
Thanks for watching its tiny but hey you make due with what you have. I’m so stoked about the community workshop and now being able to actually have access to industrial grade tools when needed! It might be worth seeing if you have one in your area too.
I ❤️ your workshop so much! It's so well organized with so many tools! I love that you love vintage tools. I don't have nearly what you have but I treasure my dad's tools. I've lost a push drill of his and I'll find it someday! Thanks so much for participating, I'm so so glad you did! Also loved the community workshop! 😘
Thank you for hosting this fun challenge I love everyone’s space we all such different needs and ways of organizing I’m definitely taking notes. It’s amazing that you still have your dads old tools and are able to keep creating with them what a gift!
Great shop. I’m still in my dining room or garage/ driveway in nice weather so you’re shop is perfect. Thanks for sharing
Awe thanks it’s small but I’m grateful. Truth be told I still paint and stage in my living room too. Thanks for watching
Melanie you have an awesome space!!!! Big impact! Love how organized you have it all. Super jealous you have sooo many tool!!
Thank you so much Sarah. It’s small so I have to be very mindful of whatever I bring in. More than one piece of furniture and it’s cramped lol. Just finish watching yours I wanna try to make a spray paint storage rack now , getting great ideas from all of you!
It looks pretty fab to me.....and yours is the only one so far I've seen with a first aid kit too!
Angie on transcend furniture had one in her video.
WOW I'm so impressed at how organized and well-thought-out your work space is! What a blessing to start work on a piece and know exactly where EVERYTHING is that you might need to use. I so enjoyed your tour and sharing info about the Community Work Shop. Great job!!
You have an excellent workshop. I’m still repairing and painting on a drop cloth in my house. The tools are fantastic. I have some ideas now that I’ve seen what you have done. It’s just terrific.
I think your shed is ideal and so organized! I work out of my single car garage and wish I had one of those!! Nice job! You have a huge set of tools that I'm still working on getting. I really love your workshop sweetheart. And wow, glad you told us about the community workshop, so now I'm going to look into one in my area! Thank you!! 🙂
Thank you so much my tool collection has been years of accumulating and reinvesting a little but from every furniture flip I just wanted to show that it is possible. Yes please see if you have workshop in your area I wish I would have found this place years ago!
Wow!! What a great use of space!!! Definitely inspiring. So organized!
Thanks Marissa 😊
Melanie!! Your workshop is EXCELLENT! It's a POWER HOUSE! Matter of fact now that I see all your goodies I'll be right over with my next project hahaha.. you rock girl...and so does your space!
Come on over
How wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing. I don’t have a workspace yet. I have a shed that will be built this spring. I thought I’d still have to work out on the apron of the garage.. you have given me so many good ideas. I don’t have all the tools yet, but I do have many of them. I do buy older tools at garage sales, and estate sales. The prices are so much better. And I kind of like the way the old tools look. I also have lots of paint. I haven’t even tried to layout workspace, because I thought it would all just be storage. Thank you again.
Step stool! One of the most necessary items for us short ladies. 🙌 And yes, I agree - not a fan of tack cloths. They do the job but feel icky. Your space is awesome, Melanie! So well organized and literally everything you could need. Love the lathe and the scroll saw! Great tour, have fun at your classes!
Finally someone who agrees with me about tack cloths ha ha 😆
Thanks for watching 🌸
Incredible work shop. I love it and I look forward to your beautiful visions being played out there! ♥️
I Loved your workshop-so organized!!! I like that is the new She Shed!!!!!🌹🌸🌹 also loved the dewalt fold up tools you had!!! Out of 4 kids-3 girls & my brother-my mom gifted me my Grandpas old tools and large tool box!!! Now don’t get me wrong, I do like plants, comfy couch, and a book for a She Shed-my “formal” dining room is mine!!! We all eat in the kitchen anyways!!! I Love that you have a community wood shop that teaches. We have a tech school and I’ll have to look into that. I’m beginning, had my own tools to begin with but slowly getting stuff I need for pieces doing for my own home. My work space is a 6’ by 25’ covered breezeway in backyard, but have concrete area-prob 15’x15’ and a one step raised deck all off the breezeway. It’s working right now- got 3 large pieces working on at same time for repairs, sanding, and priming when Not raining!!!! Oh and cleaning hardware!!! I’m a RN for 35 total but 33 years on a surgical floor. Was recently out of work for neck and arm pain then had surgery. Anyways, 6 months of not doing and my type of work, got my wheels turning!!! So here I am as a beginner!!! Back then for me doing home projects-plumbing, electricity, laminate flooring & vinyl, painting walls-it was HGTV & a book from Lowes!!!! UA-cam rocks!!! Thank you for being inspiring to us newbies!!!!!❤️🌹❤️
You are awesome !
Oh my goodness your little shop is so cool! I sure enjoyed watching your video about your shop! You and I feel the same about wood working! Tools make me get excited! Thank you for sharing
Your space is so perfect and seems well organized 😍 The community workshop is awesome!
Oh thanks 😊
I try to focus on what I do have rather than what I don’t and try to make the most with it.
I just subbed after two videos. I see potential in your camera! So far you are doing great. Stick to it. You will find things get easier. I like your aesthetic and I can tell you are very much in touch with your creativity. I was a kid who made things to sell. Once, I sold hand-crocheted "slave sandals" and sold out because I did the work and selling on a beach. I was 8 years old and ready to take on the world. My mother was a widow and it was the 60 so mom was either too busy or too trusting to know where I was at all times, unlike life today. This meant that I could trash pick or ask people for stuff from their yards which were stacked behind garages and sheds. I seldom got a 'no' and often made people glad to be rid of it. Between my love of animals, reusing, refusing, repurposing, and leaving the recycling to them, I always upsold my upgraded stuff. Today, I am an old lady who spent my whole life struggling because of my health but I managed to raise my daughter pretty much on my own. We were poor, I was happy and my daughter had to find out that happiness wasn't bought with money but with time and love. She is the gift of my life and her three kids are always at the forefront of my thoughts. I still make things but healthwise I have reduced my creativity and shop size down to a part of the living room where I can paint deserts and mesas on feathers or weave dream catchers that represent what a person dreams for and not just a knock-off from a truck stop store. I also taught myself how to use polymer clay, a talent I never thought I had until five years ago when scrolling UA-cam. I found Nerdy Crafter and got hooked on the second day of binging. It was a struggle at first but now I make miniatures for upscale dollhouses, my own characters from barnyard animals, an ongoing project of a two-foot-tall dragon, and a ton of jewelry. I don't sell anymore, I just give stuff away. Remember, the little artists have small pockets so donating your unused or ignored items in the shop can be gifted to a school or senior citizens' home and the Boys and Girls club. I even gave away a pile of Cub Scouts stuff that I had bought at one of the hundreds of auctions I attended for years and years. Anyway, I want you to see yourself in two years, five years, ten years, and so on because plans change but your drive doesn't have to. If you hold onto what you want from life but allow for the only constant in life, change, you will grow old happy.
This has been an unsolicited message brought to you by a Daughter, Mother, Sister, Cousin, Niece, Girlfriend, Wife, Nana, Business Owner, Retired CEO of my own company...and current viewer/subscriber to this channel. Follow your dreams but don't be afraid to take detours.
It’s fantastic! And good for us to recognize what we do have.
Thank you 😊
yes very grateful
First video I watched. She'd is awesome. We also got a 10 x12 tuff she'd because for our county its the largest not needing a permit. Is mostly to store yard tools and larger tools like miter saw to not take as much room in garage. I wanted one shelf at one end to have a plant repotting center and store pots dirt etc under. I've now split that to do some small scale crafting painting. We do a lot of projects outside and some in garage. My main hobby is sewing and this house we bought in retirement came with a separate artist built workshop. I did small projects in there but as my crafting and flipping was growing too nervous painting etc near my fabric and machines etc. I love how you utilized the upward spaces.
Yes!!! This is everything!!! This is exactly what I wanted to see. A functional, makes sense, work space. Not matchy matchy... but something totally functional and humble, like most of us. Especially us just starting out. Thank you so much!!! Very helpful, and your organizing skills are on point!!
Btw, you mentioned you are from New Mexico!! 😁 I live in Ohio, but I'm from lil Las Vegas near Santa Fe!! Love seeing a fellow New Mexican all the way up here 🙂
Awe thank you I still have a ways to but am proud of how far I’ve gotten. Not gonna lie I’m not looking forward to stuccoing the outside in this NM heat. How awesome that you are from Las Vegas it’s such a great little town my hubs has family there too.
That is an absolutely awesome workshop
😍😍😍
Speaking from experience.. just use a thin sheet of plywood. It’s inexpensive and you can just flip it over and replace it when needed 😊👍🏽
Use plywood for the flooring instead?thats a cool idea thanks 😊
I have pretty much the same shed. I don’t have it set up very well yet but I’m working on it. My plan is to put everything on wheels so it can be moved away from the wall to the center of the room. I have one work bench on one wall. Thanks for showing us your space. You’re very organized. I got lots of good ideas!
I love these kinds of videos so many ideas glad you came away with some.
Good, very very good and you know how and where to put your hands. Keep it up and learn as much as you can, you have the right passion and desire to continue and improve more and more. I was blown away by the desk and the way you made the rust appear. Sincere congratulations. Greetings from Italy ^____^
I collect yardsticks and rulers too. Great space, very organized.
Oh my goodness!!! I love this!!! I have a shed I want to use as my workshop, but I can’t get my husband out of it yet lol
This is perfect and I wish I could be as organized and I have no problem buying things 🤣🤣 But you have so many great tools!!!
So many great ideas! Thank you. Love your work space!!!!!
This is excellent, you’ve done a great job.
Have been to an auction for items? The box lots often have tons of old repair supplies and they are great for getting those expensive but needed tools for a great price. I went to auctioneer school, the top female in the class! I then found out I get stage fright and ended up selling a ton of antiques just to change my life. Now I have another house full of antiques so I guess I didn't change much. LOL.. anyway, if you do some research, find an auctioneer that has the most auctions in your area and the one that has the least. Go to both sales and get a feel for the fast pace and the slow pace. Arrive early and know what your budget is beforehand because you will have to pay at the end of the sale. You also want to be certain to sit and watch the buyers. See who is acting cagey. Watch the items you want and see how others see them. If you want the box lots, sit where you can see them because people switch things around in them. When it comes time to bid on them, go and look again. If you don't see the item(s) expected, search the other boxes. People will snap up the box lots and the success of finding a gem is few but you never know. I once bought a box for five bucks and sold two items in it for nearly $700. Another time I bought three boxes of books for 2 bucks and sold half of them to a guy in texas who was doing a family tree gig. He bought the books because they were early 1900's yearbooks and his family was in them. I turned $2 into $325.
Good luck!
Totally awesome space. You did a great job with what you have.
Thank you for watching
I love that community learning centre. One day I'll visit and go there hopefully. I'm in the UK.
I love your tiny shop! It’s about the same size as mine. We live in an old farmhouse that’s been built onto over the years, and there’s this really long room that we originally planned to open up and use to expand our living room. When I got into redoing furniture and doing some woodworking though, I needed a place to work, so I claimed it. I basically split the room in half and made one end my shop and the other my studio space. That way, I can contain saw/sanding dust in one part, and be able to paint and finish in the other. I only have a shop vac for dust collection right now, so I’ve had to get creative at times, but it’s better than nothing. I love that your space is real and your tools don’t all match and look like you just took them out of the boxes. I stick with one brand for battery stuff, but a lot of my tools are from pawn shops or thrift stores. I have an awesome husband that buys me tools for gifts too - he got me an awesome new miter saw for Christmas!
Thank you for sharing this, and for the tour of the cool community center wood shop. That’s wonderful to have hands on teaching. I’ve learned mostly from UA-cam, but I have a couple of guys at our church who have given me some great tips too - and a next door neighbor with a huge shop if I have something I can’t fit in my space. Your message at the end was also very much needed right now. 😊
Your comment made me smile thank you so much friend. It’s not about what you have but what you do with what you’ve got. keep doing what makes you happy 😊
@@coloredcaboosecreations so true! 😊
Your workspace is gorgeous. Three times the size of mine.
Thank you 😊
if yours is smaller I definitely need space saving tips from you.
So organized!
Well thought out!
Be proud, have fun!!!
You’ve got such a great space and you have it so well organized. We have a 3.5 car garage and are not nearly as organized nor so we have the workspace you do. Time to haul out the junk and get our space back!
My shop is 10x12 to have a 3.5 car garage to use would be a dream.
@@coloredcaboosecreations hopefully it will be one day. I am storing a lot of furniture and building supplies right now. Time to clear!
Your work space is amazing. You are so organized!!
What!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We have to go!!! O goodness. I had no idea it was heee
Yes!!! So many great classes I’m signed up for wood turning so far.
Ur workshop is adorable 🥰
You are a silly woman!! Your shop is fantastic!!! Don’t put yourself down. You are very organized. Check out “workshop junkies” for small space organizations. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Ha ha thanks 😊
I’ll look into them 🌸
Gurl, U got it going on!!!
Beautiful shop😁
Nice workshop! I have tool envy. Thank you for sharing!
Wow! I love watching you grow! I need to look yo see if we have a community workshop here near me. Keep up the great work!
Your shop is GREEAAT! I don’t know how much it cost for the building and it’s content;(but I hope it’s insured) I’m lucky if I can get a pegboard lol
Fantastic
Great set up!
Love your workshop, hate HOAs. 😁
I hear ya 😂
I don't believe all of the small benchtop lathes are made to be bolted down (I know mine isn't), but if it is, then putting it on a flip top wouldn't be a problem
Sam Angelo (wyomingwoodturner) is a great source for woodturning knowledge
Thank you I’ll check him out
A lot of tools
Hello
Hello 👋 Kim