Shop Tour 2020 - What I like and DON'T like about my space
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Steve Larson oh man...
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Sounds like you are highly concerned about the safety of your shop. Recently had a friend had her garage broken into, they cleaned her out. Make sure your are properly insured. You'll be surprised how a regular homeowners policy doesn't cover much.
I have 7 camera’s with motion detection, separate motion detectors, with alerts sent to phone text, email, and live monitoring system. With multiple back ups....Yes, I take it very serious.
I love that you have a four car garage and your husband gets to keep one bag of softballs in it. 😂😂🤣. Thanks for the tour
Hahaha! He has a bag of baseball bats too 😂😂😂
That cracked me up too
ohhhh....ash spindles!
Better make him a bat!
About like the closet in the bedroom for most of us guys. I built a huge custom home with giant closets. I may have a foot of hang up space....
During a tour of a huge 4-car garage: “here’s my husband’s corner”
I laughed out loud at that one!
Hahah! I thought it was funny too
Jared Harvey YEAH, like our clothing cabinet... I also have only one shelve... 😏
@@3x3CustomTamar can we meet him?
Wowww..this my dream workshop and tools🥰🙏🙏😍
Maybe the husband also has a 4-space garage where Tamar has her own corner too. :)
I get to use the whole garage. It’s a 1 car and my husband has reluctantly taken on the chore of cleaning snow and ice during our Massachusetts winters! He’s an angel!
Haha nice!
When you mentioned torsion boxes it reminded me of the planks I used to make for doing siding.
I would put eyebolts high at the ends connected with aircraft cable & a turnbuckle somewhere in between supporting the center block from below.
Two of these at 1/3 & 2/3 of the width will make them rock solid.
Interesting tour. I smile every time you say draw for Drawer. Yup. You’re in the East. Good job.
Haha thanks!
Aaaawww, come on, guys. Give her a break.
She's from Jeroisey, she can't help it.
My mother-in-law, born and raised in Jersey City, spoke with the same accent.
Me too! She’s so cute when she says “draw”. Very North East :)
Like Norm Abram .
"Drawer" gives away the area of the country you're from! You are an inspiration!
😂😂
Beat me to this comment, Terri. I was wondering what adding “draws” would do?
What I really like is the fact that your good at what you do, proud of what you achieve and smile all the time your doing it, your workshop is fine, keep up the good work and stay safe😊
A friend told me about the 2020 build off and found you there. I liked your guitar and also how you walked us through your build. Now this! You are quickly becoming my favorite luthier! TY so much for sharing this.
So awesome to hear! Thanks!
This was genuinely a really useful video, since I'm trying to put together my own small workshop. Thanks a million.
So awesome to hear! Glad you liked it
Thank you so much for sharing your shop with us! I am really enjoying your channel. Having setup a number of shops I would like to offer up a couple of things I wish I had done differently. Before you go much further take the time to insulate and improve the lighting. A heated shop is so much more pleasant and productive.. Dust collection is a huge time saver as well as saving your lungs. Consider putting something insulating on the floor, concrete is cold, bad to stand on and hard on dropped tools. Be safe and keep the videos coming!
I agree. Also having built many shops over many decades, my thought is a wee investment in some infrastructure upgrades will pay HUGE dividends. I say, roll up all 4 of those doors, drag everything out to the driveway, and (1) rewire the shop and add LED lighting, (2) install an Oneida Dust Gorilla and duct it with rigid pipe, (3) insulate the walls & ceiling and install a ductless mini split, and last (4) clean/degrease/epoxy paint that floor and install anti-fatigue mats on every floor space that doesn’t have a tool on it. I did this in my Maryland shop, and it is cozy, warm, bright and useful 365 days a year!
This was the best workshop "tour" I've ever seen. It's one thing to see what tools a person has and where everything is in their shop, but the workflow idea really ties it all together and makes it all make sense.
I compliment you on your filming and editing skills, as well. You made it all flow together very well. You created multiple shots of the same thing and tied them all together perfectly. Same with the transitions. Extremely well done.
This video is a perfect lesson on flow. Whether it be how you work in your shop or how your edited videos turn out. I see many similarities between the two.
So awesome to hear! And thanks so much for the feedback in the editing! It takes a lot of work, so I’m glad it’s not going unnoticed. Ha
Awesome! Thanks for the tour. I wanna start woodworking and this is gonna help a lot😊
Many good ideas in here. Looking forward to watching your assembly table upgrade video.
Thanks so much! Hopefully I can get around to it soon!
I drool at the size of your shop. You are obviously a good organizer and you have a great gift to explain things. Good on you. Compliments to the video directing and editing. Love your channel.
Glad you liked it! I’m the director, editor, writer and on air talent. So I appreciate that!
I've watched you go from the most basic equipment to this well equipped & organized shop. You have really come a long way and acquired the most professional experience. Well done!!
It’s been a fun journey for sure!
Your tour and workflow considerations took time and thought and I appreciate you doing it. Learning from others, getting ideas inspired by what other people do is pure gold. I don’t know anyone who wouldn’t like a more spacious shop, but like building a tool collection, acquiring space is a step by step evolution. And sometimes getting more space is a matter of repositioning tools and equipment...another reason for liking shop tours like yours. I turned my workbench 45 degrees and instantly gained much needed elbow room. My first “shop” was a 4x6 storage closet. And a hammer, screw drivers, a used circular saw and one of the original Workmates was all I needed to start. So I admire your shop evolution, and am inspired to keep doing the same.
So glad you enjoyed!
French cleat system would benefit you tremendously! Custom built holders to improve your work flow!
“Draws for storage”... I love it! :-)
Haha yup
Sounds like an episode of This Old House
I knew I'd find this comment right away
I just stumbled onto your channel (actually via your Moxon vice build video). I love that you have a shop that looks like it actually is used! So many UA-cam woodworkers have these pristine shops filled with super expensive tools, fancy equipment, and workbenches that look nicer than my dining room table. You have a shop filled with real world tools and practical solutions. Great stuff!!!
So glad you like it! Thanks!
Thanks for the tour. It's always helpful to see how others manage physical workflow. Since I'm "between workshops" right now I think I'll turn to this vid for ideas when I get where ever I'm going. Thanks for posting. Thumbs up.
Glad you liked it!
I would love a video about how you mill without a jointer. I have a similar setup and struggle with this. Could benefit from your teaching style. Thanks!!
Awesome. I’ll work on that!
Yup, me too.
Me three.
Almost a quartet.
I’ll add a hand for this too. I don’t have the set up, but intend to in the near future, so it would be great if we could see your set up please, Tamar.
I will throw in another vote for this too
What I like and don't like about my space:
What I like:
It houses all my hand tools and my bench as well as my lathe, my scrollsaw, my chop saw, my drill press, my bench grinder, my sander, my circular saw, my routers, my C clamps, my sash clamps and bar clamps, my wood storage and scrap bin.
What I don't like:
It's 8' by 12' and I can't get in it
😂😂😂
Do you live where I live? I have spent a small fortune on automotive tools. Now my car lives outside because it doesn't fit in the 1-car garage with all the tools!
@@Lawrence330 I know. Chilly existence, isn't it? I suppose I don't really need the stuffed bear in the corner. I used to hang my coat on it but I'm wearing it these days because it's cold and I can't get in. If I get rid of it, I'll be able to get in which would be warmer and I won't need my coat... but I'd have nowhere to hang it. What to do? What to
do?
@@rontocknell3592 hahahaha
I hear that Ron. I have no garage and no room in my 10x12 shed. I dream of having a shop where I can cut something and not have to move my table saw to make my next move.
Thank you for sharing the real “behind the scenes” truth of your shop! It’s super helpful to know these things as I set up my own much smaller shop. Your videos are a pleasure to watch.
Glad you liked it. Awesome to hear!
glad to see you still have your videos, your shop looks real, always wanting to improve
Thanks! I’m having fun here. Ha
Thanks Tamar. I guess you learned how to say “drawer” from Norm. You are a good teacher. I have made a couple of your projects for my family. Thanks again.
Hahah thanks! Awesome to hear!
Thanks so much for the tour and a glimpse into your process. You're a huge inspiration as a female with great skills and ideas. Thanks for your content and all you put into it. I've recently tricked out my large garage for woodworking though I'm not a total novice, but your videos show me how much there is to learn to make this fun. Also, I'm a New Yorker and don't think you have an accent - I use draws too!.
Hahahah! The first time I got a comments on my accent I made all my high school friends record how they say it because I never knew it was weird. We all say it the same way! 😂
I am in Rhode Island and use draws! We actually say Rode Ilin.
I’m from Australia and we say draws here too however with a slightly different accent though 😋
Really Dope shop... people who are not familiar with wood shops see a mess but for some of us we see the method behind the madness, glad I'm not the only one. U gav me some ideas. Thanks!
Awesome to hear! Glad you liked it
Thank you very much Tamar for this tour in your workshop! I am currently building my new hobby workshop and I need to think about how to organize it better. Your advice and ideas can help me a lot, so I want to thank you for your honest and sincere opinion.
Well I watched the whole video, and kept waiting to see the mess you kept talking about. Didn't see it. I figured the big mess was going to be behind the curtain...wrong again!! What I did see was a workshop that is used building all sorts of incredible projects. While there may be a lot of improvements you'd like to make, I thought everything looked great and you're utilizing the space well. I'm impressed...all I care about is those beautiful guitar builds!!! LOL! You're doing a great job young lady!!
Haha thanks so much! I wish I could just build guitars all day....
@@3x3CustomTamar: Try building an acoustic.
You may not repeat that. 😣
I really like your thought process for improving your wall storage... I did one section of french cleats in my garage shop and it's been very versatile and strong. I'd suggest checking out videos on french cleats because its so easy to customize for hanging anything at all... even little boxes for small parts/hardware, large tool holders, ect. It made me wish for more wall space because I liked the look :- )
Thanks for sharing Tamar and looking forward to seeing you build your new table
Thanks! Hopefully I can get around to it soon!
I just love your videos. You are so down to earth, humorous and engaging and I love how you deal with any mistakes you make with such grace and humility and use them as great learning experiences. And how you reply to all these messages is amazing. Best wishes.....
So awesome to hear! Glad you like it! ☺️
Think of all the back and forth as Cardio , stay fit and heart healthy while woodworking LOL
Hi. Very recently I started to see your videos, you are very skilled, creative and a good comunicator, I really enjoy them. Thanks for the shop tour, it seems that you have everything for your cool projects!. I only wonder if you have there a handy first aid kit...
Greetings from México.
José.
Haha I have some bandaids
Loved this tour and detailing of your workflow.
Like what you are doing, and your attitude, you're thinking out of the box a bit is refreshing.
Tamar, you are a hell of a woman, love your channel! ❤️
I'm so excited to see the under the table scraps get organized
Haha me too.... 😂
Great Tour Tamar. Thank you for sharing. Now have shop envy. I appreciate you sharing what you like and what changes you want to make..
Glad you like it ☺️
I was convinced your son had a garage band set up behind the curtain... He must be getting pretty good if you let him practice in the house!
Everybody knows what you’re supposed to keep behind a curtain, is A BRAND NEW CAR 🚗 😂🤣
Hahah cars don’t belong in a garage! 😂😂
3x3Custom - Tamar I hear that. My two car garage has never had a car in it. 👍🏼
Great video. Love the work flow tour concept. Keep innovating your videos, I love watching you work out how to do things you've never done before.
So glad to hear! Thanks!
I just love shop tours. I love seeing everyone's space and how they work. Very fun.
It’s so interesting. Why do we all enjoy this! 😂
@@3x3CustomTamar I think it's because we want to see if others are doing something we aren't that could help us. And because we can relate to it all so much. WHY IS THERE NEVER ENOUGH LUMBER STORAGE!?
"...pocket holes..." Matthias has left the chat.
I love how she says "drawer"...
Yes! "draw".
Loved your shop tour. You are gifted in all of your presentations. Great fun to watch.
So awesome to hear! Thanks!
Thanks for opening your shop to us! It’s very refreshing to hear your honest opinion without an ego
Glad you liked it
Finally, a female UA-camr that doesn't make sure to have cleavage or other views always in frame!
April Wilkerson is great at that too.
@@fortwaynefamily but she actually has the ability to do it
if your good at something cleavage doesnt need to be included. If your not so good, maybe? Personally I watch for the woodworkers aspect, not the other stuff. Soooo, congrats to all the ladies that rely on their woodworking skills.
@@janeblogs324 OR.... maybe she could just "change" how she identifies "herself" so that we can ALL take her seriously. 😉
Stop copying me! 😁
Haha must be shop tour season
I just bought the same wall mount wood rack. What spacing do you have between the the two rails? Do you have any problems with stock sagging? Great video, thanks!
lol wheres woby to add to the shop tour discourse?
Love your channel and everything you bring to woodworking. Awesome vids. I work out of a 2 car garage, but luckily have a friend with a huge shop and the expensive tools that I get to use now and again.
Always good to have friends like that. I have a friend with a drum sander!! Ha!
I'm really looking forward to that future bench build; you have a knack for distilling the best ideas of existing projects while incorporating your own, all while explaining your thought process and problem solving clearly. One of the best woodworking channels on UA-cam.
So awesome to hear. Hopefully I can get around to it soon!
Well, I really look forward to seeing you building those new workbenches! I'm sure it's gonna be a lot of fun!
And again, always smiling! I'm loving your videos!
I’ll try to get to them soon!
I am in love with your workbench! Also thank you for being uniquely you! So happy, so positive, and so naturally 'everyday'. Its so refreshing from the other overdone/over-the-top youtubers. I enjoy your channel!
So awesome to hear! Thanks! ☺️☺️
I recently moved to a retirement community. They have a new wood shop there that was moved from a previous location. No one really knew how to set the new shop up until I saw this vid. I explained how you set the table saw in position and it made much of the rest of the shop fall into place. Really great stuff. I'm working on a cross cut sled now, trying to combine ideas from your sleds. THANKS!
That’s so awesome to hear!
Really enjoyed this video, Tamar. Thank you so much for sharing. I actually am a fan of keeping the smaller scraps under the miter saw. Easy to see/find the perfect piece
Glad you liked it! Yeah! Makes it so easy to just toss them down there too ha
Hy friend 🙏🤝🤝
I love that you work in that you have a security system!
I love it that your shop is imperfect. Some of these shop tours are a little over the top
Glad you like it. Ha
Thanks for the tour, Nice plans for the shop.
Glad you liked it!
I liked the shop tour and love your videos. I built the Moxon vice per your video last weekend, works great. I also love watching just to listen to you say "Drawer". I picked up some great ideas from this video as well. Thanks for the work you do.
So awesome to hear! So glad you liked it!
I am new to your channel and can't praise you enough!
You are not only an excellent woodworker, but a superior teacher! Looking forward to more of your videos!
Awesome to hear!
Nice tour, I like the fact that you explain your workflow and what you would do differently. Thank you
So glad you liked it! Thanks!
Thanks for the tour Tamar! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Glad you liked it!
That's a huge shop! I look forward to all the improvement projects. Much success!
Thanks! Hopefully I can actually get around to them between actual projects! Ha
@@3x3CustomTamar Organization is great but if there isn't at least a little mess then a shop doesn't look right to me! 😉
Love the Ferris Bueller refrence slipped in there. Very clever and funny!
I can relate to the cold in an uninsulated shop space, but I am finally taking care of that issue by insulating a 20x30 space in our Barn. I can't wait to have a warm workspace this winter!
So awesome for you! I have some plans. But I’ll have to tough it out for one more year...
@@3x3CustomTamar you should do a top 5 tips for keeping warm in your shop 😋
Log House Farm 1) insulate your shop. Done. Ha!
@@3x3CustomTamar that's going to be a short video, but it's sound advice 😁
Love this video - as an amateur DIYer with limited space I am always looking at the way I do things and the layout of the garage. Ive tried to keep everything on wheels (apart from my heavy bench) rather than in a set place.
Glad you found it useful!
what a lovely shop tour with a little bit of dancing. Awesome...
Haha glad you liked it
Thanks for the full tour of your shop. I really like that you shared how you use your space and what works well for you with the work flow of your set up. I’m in the beginning stage of setting up my garage space so it’s great to see some ideas of how I can set it up. However it’s a one car garage so I’m pretty envious of your workshop! 😊
Glad you liked it! Have fun setting up your shop!
@14:12 get-er-done! I built, as my first real woodworking project, a split top Roubo, out of just cheap yellow pine, and it's great to have
Thanks for the tour! I loved hearing the thought process in how you setup your space. I don’t have the room you do so I need to maximize wall organization and have larger tools able to move out of the way so my wife can still park her car in the garage. You’ve definitely given me some food for thought on overall workflow.
Glad it was helpful!
Looking forward to seeing the workbenches when you do them. I enjoy watching all your videos because they are simple and easy to follow. I have so many things I want to do to my space it’s a little overwhelming I don’t know where to start. I have the tools etc but they went into my space which was never really designed for woodworking.
Thank you for the inspiration.
Glad you liked it!
3x3Custom - Tamar I would look further into those SimpliSafe setups and maybe a back up won’t hurt from what I read here in Aus. Just an FYI
Thanks for the tour. Love the space you have for your shop.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the tour and your thoughts on workflow. Also, excellent job with the editing. All the different camera angles, but the narrative just kept flowing.
Agreed, good editing, presentation, and flow.
So glad to hear that you liked it. Thanks!
This is actually the video I'd really want to see... how much work it actually is for her to do all the camera set ups and such. It takes me long enough as it is to finish one project, I can't image if I was also trying to film it. It is also amazing at how much the production quality has improved since her first videos... and not because those were bad by any means.
Rob DeMilio glad you noticed! My first videos were shot on my iPhone.... I would say that it takes 3 times longer to film a project as it’s going on.
Nice job! I’m so impressed with your work and your style ! Keep it up and I wish you all the best going forward. I’ll keep watching your channel for sure.
So awesome to hear!
A good friend of mine once told me "A clean desk is the sign of a sick mind". I thought of that when you mentioned areas of your shop being in disarray. So based on his analogy, I would say those of us with messy shops are doing just fine 😎. Thank you for the shop tour 👍
😂😂 I like that one.
Good way to stay in shape 💪 all that moving around also keeps your mind clear
Haha yup!
Great tour thank you for sharing, I like that your layout is governed by your workflow, reminds me that I should reevaluate and adjust for my workflow, too.
Glad you liked it! Yeah. It’s def a work In progress but something I think about improving often
Super cute. The shop of course 😀.
thank you for some great idea's, i am currently making my first shop and you have pointed out some things i did not even think about.
Awesome to hear!
Great tour. I like that you did it as a workflow. Great workshop.
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it!
Thanks a lot for show your shop! All the best!
Mario
Glad you liked it!
I know this is over two years old, and that you have moved, but I like seeing a shop that actually looks worked in!
You're the best. Thanks so much for the tour. I was terrified about the reveal behind the curtain.... glad it was just a planer and cnc!! Love your work and videos.
Hahah! I wish it was more exciting
i like your hardware store. so many tools, impressive. certainly a first world phenomenon.
Thanks for the tour! I have two things maybe worth mentioning. If (if) you need storage cases, I’ve purchased many “Ridgid” stackable cases of various dimensions. They are terrific, affordable, and have a gasket around the lid for keeping things dry (think rust issues). I have purchased a million of those tiny packets of (Silica?) plop them in all of your cases. Hand planes, chisels, etc. keep dry. Michigan weathers and a detached garage like mine mean trouble. Lastly, I purchased a Laguna Fusion2 table saw through Woodcraft. Had to wait a few months for delivery, but my son and I LOVE the new saw. (I still have my Ridgid “pop-up” contractors style saw... but having a great saw is ridiculously beneficial.) I hope this info may be of help! Have a great day!
Well done Tamar and as far as the mess, (which is not really a mess just needs a little organization), welcome to our club. Keep up the good work and above all, keep on smiling.
Thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing your shop, it’s great! I too have mine in my garage, but only a 2 car and I’ll need to put my vehicle inside some winter days. I have less space than you, and I have only begun to build and acquire benches, drawers etc. .its nice to see your organization, I’m inspired to make some small changes now. I love that you don’t have the million dollar shop, but can produce some wonderful projects. Inspiring.
Glad you like it! I always get so frustrated when people say, “yeah, I can make that with $50k worth of tools too” clearly they don’t know that these tools are attainable!
Thanks for the knowledge. It is great to see how others would setup their workflow. It gives so many ideas on things people may or may not have thought of. Also, it is great to have an alarm system on your house. Such a nice piece of mind!!! I love being able to see the cameras from my phone when I'm out and when I'm home and just want to check outside... Being able to talk to someone at the door if they ring the doorbell is great!!! They don't know if you are home or not which is great!!! (Also good when the kids try to burn the house down by accident by throwing a pop tart in the microwave for 7 minutes instead of 7 seconds and catch the microwave on fire.) I don't know if you do or not but having fire extinguishers around and easily accessible is a great idea. Thanks for all you do!!!
Sounds like an interesting story!! Haha! Yeah. It’s great to be able to watch over the house from afar
Inspire videos ,really to do woodworking.Like the way you organized the Shop.Thanks for sharing.GBY!
Thanks so much! Awesome to hear!
I really like how you explain your current workflow and how it might be streamlined. Going to map mine out over the next month before I do anymore shop reorgs.
As to the curtain, I always thought you had hundreds of board feet of lumber behind the curtain.
Hahaha! I wish!! Glad you liked it!
I love all your videos! Keep them coming!
Thanks so much! I’ll try!
I wish more shop tours were process oriented like this. Really helpful, and I'm glad you didn't just talk about all your toys/tools.
Glad you liked it!
Good luck with your to-do list. Is good to know we all have one. Nice tools you are missing a Wood lathe. I will be building the cross cut sled from your channel. Thanks for your time and dedication, some bloopers are always welcome. Cheers
Thanks! I’ll need it. Ha! And yes. I would love to get a lathe one day
Hi Tamar,
You always inspire me.
When I look at your videos, a lot of thoughts come into my head.
Thank you for that.
Thank you also for sharing.
Keep it safe, it is not over yet.
Willy from Belgium.
😷😷😷
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Thank you for sharing. Love your channel. Learn alot from you. Much appreciated.
Looking forward to the bench video.
Thanks for sharing. You have a nice setup and the space for it. Keep up the great work!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the tour. Nice to see how other craftsman work flow happens.
Glad you liked it!
Just want to add my two cents that you do a great job with the tools you have & don't make excuses for not having the "right" tools.
I'm the son of a carpenter but due to a few reasons, I have not been making for a long time. You are an inspiration to me to get back at it.
Awesome to hear. Hope you get back at it