Hey how do we submit our shop yours? I don’t have social media but I’d be happy to submit my tour of my single car garage that I’ve been working out of for the last 3 years.
Diane is obviously a very talented woodworker. I have built homes for 30 years and some of them very large with amazing detail and yet I wouldn't have a clue what it would take to build that beautiful dresser. Great Job and thanks for letting us tour your shop.
I can't tell you how much I love the serpentine dresser Diane built. I really hope she keeps it as is, I love love love the wild grain and slightly different colored woods from different trees. It has so much personality and amazing grain. Awesome work Diane.
@11:25 Love Drew. He's going to blow up shortly. Creative, funny, knowledgeable, passionate, and genuine. All the ingredients of YT success. And his etsy store for tracksaw hole (for the bolt for the blade) covers are cheap and effective.
Diane......I am one minute into your shop tour and I am impressed, inspired and in all honesty, so excited!!! I need to get back to your tour, I just wanted you to know that "YOU STOPPED ME IN MY TRACKS" with the first minute of your tour!!! An instant fan.......Michael.
Thanks Marc for showing my place! The truth is we live in an urban neighborhood with lots of car break-ins at night. We live a corner. My neighbor's truck recently got stolen during the middle of the day. So, to answer your question, I keep the Tundra locked up as much as possible. We’ll be moving soon.
It’s amazing to see the ingenuity and creativity of others passionate about woodworking. I’ve taken something from everyone shown here today. Thank you all.
Inspiring is an understatement. As someone who's just built their very first workshop this gives me so much to aspire to! These workshops are incredible.
this was so inspiring indeed! and I got so many good ideas at once that I'll have to re-watch it a few times. I may even convince my hubby to watch with me 😘😂
Diane's shop is the bomb. All of them are inspiring though I admit the video is giving me shop and tool envy. I am adding up all the costs of these shops and tools and my brain is going "Money, money, money".
Not only was I impressed by the shops these folks set up but I was very impressed by their presentation and filming, I think we’ll be seeing more of Drew on UA-cam! Really enjoyed it ! Thanks !
As I work out 😊f my garage as a hobby, I struggle with organization. Love the walk throughs. Especially the all 45 degree vacuum set up. That’s one I am gonna try. Thanks for sharing.
I love my ducting but an unexpected consequence came up when making that video. It impacts lighting layout. I'm guessing using 6" pipes exagerates the issue. It was never an issue until I started recording video-- the camera needed more light. Fortunately I'm able to add lights where needed. Good luck.
Thanks for the tips! I keep moving machines in my shop, but it happens less and less frequent, so I must be getting close to where I need to....... I think. Love the video, your shop and the channel. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia
@@shofarsogood7504 In my case you're correct. I'm still working on it, but at the end of the day there's no avoiding dust in a shop. I do sweep and clean up a couple times a day...walking on sawdust drives me the kind of crazy my wife says I am.
Love ur show ...i wish i could have my shop yhis clean a well place tools . I only have one 10" table saw , just hand tools , no jointer .and i still able straigten wood ,with hand tools . Love this ladys wood work shop .
That chest of drawers is GORGEOUS! Well done, Diane! John's ceiling racks are awesome - I think I'm going to rebuild my cordless tool rack that takes up too much wall space.
This is a great segment. I've borrowed (stole) so many ideas from watching shop tours. Theres no need to reinvent the wheel when someone else already has. we all have to same problems, layout, storage, organisation, dust collection. Lumber storage. It's great to see how other people have solved these problems. Saves me from making many expensive mistakes. I'll definitely check out those other community tours. Great work mark, can't wait to see your new shop evolve.
All of these shop videos were fantastic. All of the people brought their own personality, and every video had something I can learn/steal. It’s amazing to see all of the unique solutions. Thanks for another great video.
wow so jealous of this space and the equipment. As for the Craftsman, have one, it was my first table saw and still going. Just had to eventually replace the switch.
Glad to see WittWorks in here. Found his channel last week and I can see it really taking off if he keeps at it. Great production and content so far, a budding JKM if I dare say 👌
It's been super handy to transport my mini lathe out to the the craft fairs. I custom designed it it fit the tools I need to have a fully portable pen-turning setup.
This is where most Brits, including professionals, gawp. I do know someone who built a massive dream house in country with a vast, maybe 6-car size workshop full of machinery he'd picked up over decades and kept in storage till retired. Many pros have space in farm buildings rented out to small businesses. Unless YT is our real job with woodwork the subject, or we inherit lots of money or space, we have to move to remote areas and meet costs of transport or work differently
Wow 5 shop tour's in one video, you spoil us all. Honestly if I had to choose one it would have to be Diane's her shop looks really well set out and the look of it is great. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
This was an awesome video and would enjoy seeing others. I really hope these guys all put in some time cleaning their shops before filming as they are so much cleaner than mine! I keep it clean, but I didn’t see a speck of dust on any surface anywhere! Every shop had something cool and unique I liked, but it was Diane’s shop that blew me away. It is warm, comfortable, inviting, clean, organized and had a great layout. No question she spent some big money on tools, unless she’s sponsored by several companies, which I doubt. The dresser she made was beautiful, and if it were me, I would never put stain on it. All the shops were better than what I have, and each of them should be very proud of what they have done.
I'm currently working on my shop organization in my 2 car garage (for the last 5 years 🤣) I purchased a bunch of old filing cabinets for storage solutions so hopefully that helps , shop tours are always awesome.
Man no matter how much I clean and make things mobile it just seems I start working on something and I'm back at cleaning. I enjoyed the video. Hoping someday mine could look like some of those.
Absolutely love these shop tours! It's so cool to see so much from this community pop up in so many shops. I kept thinking, Hey! I built that too! (Or, Hey! I'm gonna build that too!!)
Wow. Just ... wow. I get the same feeling of "you ain't never gonna get to this level, sonny!" from watching these shop tours as I do from watching Rick Beato's videos. Anyway, I did notice all these great shops have at least one thing in common: great storage solutions. Note to self: great storage solutions mean you gotta put stuff back when you're done with it. I'm still working on that part.
I'd love to be in touch with Diane Russo- I own the same drum sander and the conveyor belt tracking is driving me nuts. Would like some troubleshooting advice if she's willing to give it! Thanks
13:43 that looks like the big Ridgid Home Depot saw. Yeah the fence was an issue when I had mine. You can fix it but it takes some work. It needs a lot of alignment, but otherwise I really liked the saw
Wow nice shops. All of these have a lot of space and astonishing amount of money invested in tools and equipment. My shop is a short single garage stall and so small I have short handled wrenches stubby screwdrivers, and only need 3 ft extension cords.
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Hey how do we submit our shop yours? I don’t have social media but I’d be happy to submit my tour of my single car garage that I’ve been working out of for the last 3 years.
Diane is obviously a very talented woodworker. I have built homes for 30 years and some of them very large with amazing detail and yet I wouldn't have a clue what it would take to build that beautiful dresser. Great Job and thanks for letting us tour your shop.
Check out Matt Cremona's channel for a complete build of a similar dresser.
Thank you for the awesome assembly table. I have a version of your table in my shop.
Thank you, Ron. I appreciate those very kind words. -Diane
@@Kgrhj The wood is black walnut
My vote for Diane. That wood is spectacular and I believe that embracing its natural beauty is the way to go. :)
Wow! What an awesome surprise seeing my shop featured on your channel this morning… thank you Marc. I’m truly honored. -Diane
Thanks for taking time to film the tour!
Your shop is a gem!
That dresser is beautifully crafted!
Diane, beautiful shop. Did you ever take any woodworking courses in Florida?
Great workshop Diane. Thank you SO VERY much for sharing!!
Can we get a ton more of these videos? Love seeing beautiful workshops for inspiration.
I can't tell you how much I love the serpentine dresser Diane built. I really hope she keeps it as is, I love love love the wild grain and slightly different colored woods from different trees. It has so much personality and amazing grain. Awesome work Diane.
John Ward's is the most inspiring. the others just incited envy for me.
Love Diane’s shop! That walnut cabinet is awesome. Just a clear finish pls! Walnut is so beautiful and would be a sin to put any stain on.
Thank you, All, for sharing your time and craftsmanship with us. Do be well!!
John Ward's floor sweep caught my attention and gets my vote for coolest shop feature!
It was so nice to see a truely fine piece of furniture in Dianne's shop.
@11:25 Love Drew. He's going to blow up shortly. Creative, funny, knowledgeable, passionate, and genuine. All the ingredients of YT success. And his etsy store for tracksaw hole (for the bolt for the blade) covers are cheap and effective.
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Diane......I am one minute into your shop tour and I am impressed, inspired and in all honesty, so excited!!! I need to get back to your tour, I just wanted you to know that "YOU STOPPED ME IN MY TRACKS" with the first minute of your tour!!! An instant fan.......Michael.
Diane for the win! We're not worthy. We're not worthy! Thank you for sharing.
PS: I love the festool collection. 🤪
Thanks Marc for showing my place!
The truth is we live in an urban neighborhood with lots of car break-ins at night. We live a corner. My neighbor's truck recently got stolen during the middle of the day. So, to answer your question, I keep the Tundra locked up as much as possible. We’ll be moving soon.
It's Marc..
@@GageDrums I knew that. Thank you for the reminder and correction.
Diane’s shop is incredible! Talk about an inspiration.
Thanks for showcasing the small guys!
Diane has more invested in her shop than my house cost - someday I'll get a second mortgage and buy all those high end tools - Diane is my inspiration
Impressed with how clean the shops are! I’m having some difficulty with that. Thanks
I have huge workshop envy, what a great workshop and you can tell Diane is passionate about it.
I wonder if she needs an adopted grandkid.
I’ve GOT to organize my “shop” area. Feng Shui and all that. Neatness counts! 😎
It’s amazing to see the ingenuity and creativity of others passionate about woodworking. I’ve taken something from everyone shown here today. Thank you all.
Such a beautiful shop!! Wonderfully clean, well organized and beautiful cabinets- thank you for giving us a peak!!!
Inspiring is an understatement. As someone who's just built their very first workshop this gives me so much to aspire to! These workshops are incredible.
I've watched all of these multiple times. I'm so impressed. I'm going to have to call up the guy that lives in the Dallas area too.
Come on by!
this was so inspiring indeed! and I got so many good ideas at once that I'll have to re-watch it a few times. I may even convince my hubby to watch with me 😘😂
Diane's shop is the bomb. All of them are inspiring though I admit the video is giving me shop and tool envy. I am adding up all the costs of these shops and tools and my brain is going "Money, money, money".
Love this idea Mark! It’s so great to share other peoples shops for inspiration 🤙🏻🐵
Not only was I impressed by the shops these folks set up but I was very impressed by their presentation and filming, I think we’ll be seeing more of Drew on UA-cam! Really enjoyed it ! Thanks !
Good Morning from Philippines. Thank you for sharing thoughts. Very inspirational.
As I work out 😊f my garage as a hobby, I struggle with organization. Love the walk throughs. Especially the all 45 degree vacuum set up. That’s one I am gonna try. Thanks for sharing.
I love my ducting but an unexpected consequence came up when making that video. It impacts lighting layout. I'm guessing using 6" pipes exagerates the issue. It was never an issue until I started recording video-- the camera needed more light. Fortunately I'm able to add lights where needed. Good luck.
Love seeing other wood shops, gives me lots of ideas!
Thanks for the tips!
I keep moving machines in my shop, but it happens less and less frequent, so I must be getting close to where I need to....... I think.
Love the video, your shop and the channel.
Regards James
One Handed Maker - Australia
Everyone's shops are SO CLEAN with so little sawdust.
No matter how much I clean my shop there is always more sawdust.
You clean? 😮. 😂
True but most people get ready for picture day.
I doubt most of them truly stay that clean. I hope ..
@@shofarsogood7504 In my case you're correct. I'm still working on it, but at the end of the day there's no avoiding dust in a shop. I do sweep and clean up a couple times a day...walking on sawdust drives me the kind of crazy my wife says I am.
Love ur show ...i wish i could have my shop yhis clean a well place tools . I only have one 10" table saw , just hand tools , no jointer .and i still able straigten wood ,with hand tools . Love this ladys wood work shop .
That chest of drawers is GORGEOUS! Well done, Diane!
John's ceiling racks are awesome - I think I'm going to rebuild my cordless tool rack that takes up too much wall space.
Absolutely brilliant share.
Great fun looking at the shop tours!!!!
Soooo, for all the Canadians out there, John Ward (16-20 min) reminds me of Red Green. Loved his energy!
Brilliant idea, Diane, to put the cardboard on the band saw (assuming it's to prevent rust). I'm definitely going to adopt that one.
Wittworks has ingenious solutions for that no space issue.
Beautiful Dresser Diane and fabulous shop!
Thanks Marc, have a good one😊👍
This is a great segment. I've borrowed (stole) so many ideas from watching shop tours. Theres no need to reinvent the wheel when someone else already has. we all have to same problems, layout, storage, organisation, dust collection. Lumber storage. It's great to see how other people have solved these problems. Saves me from making many expensive mistakes. I'll definitely check out those other community tours. Great work mark, can't wait to see your new shop evolve.
Love Diane shop
The first shop tour please tell the lovely lady to leave that dresser natural colors. It’s beautiful
I posted the same thing before I saw this. That crazy grain and color is a think of beauty.
Very inspiring, giving me lots of new ideas on how I can improve.
Great video lots of good ideas keep up the good
Thanks for the great red dust cleaner! Brilliant work!!
All of these shop videos were fantastic. All of the people brought their own personality, and every video had something I can learn/steal. It’s amazing to see all of the unique solutions. Thanks for another great video.
Diane! Just Wow! Your shop is amazing!
Those are some great shops - thanks for sharing
wow so jealous of this space and the equipment. As for the Craftsman, have one, it was my first table saw and still going. Just had to eventually replace the switch.
Enjoyed the tours. Think it would be helpful to hear what kind of projects each shop is most used for. Keep up the good work.
Diane - wow!! That was amazing.
Glad to see WittWorks in here. Found his channel last week and I can see it really taking off if he keeps at it. Great production and content so far, a budding JKM if I dare say 👌
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Agreed. I love his channel and the personality he brings to the table.
@@wonkywoody 😍
Putting everything on wheeled bases is the way to go. I recommend that approach.
I love these videos. I never tire of seeing other people’s shops. The bar is set, Mark.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video and appreciate the people giving idea credit where it is due.
like that roadcase on the last one because I have a roadcase I got cheap and I didn't know what to do with it.
It's been super handy to transport my mini lathe out to the the craft fairs. I custom designed it it fit the tools I need to have a fully portable pen-turning setup.
Would ❤to work somewhere like this. Lots of love
Absolutely love these Marc! So many talented people out there!
Love these, please keep them coming!
🤤 Shop Tours 🤤
Jeez 0h ya this made me want to clean up my shop... I love your Videos...
These shops are amazing!! I can’t wait to have even half of that! Great shops guys!!!
Paul's air tool organizer was pretty cool. I think I might have to make something similar.
Oh Diane I could use you to organize my shop. And mine hasn’t been that clean since the day I built it.
This is where most Brits, including professionals, gawp. I do know someone who built a massive dream house in country with a vast, maybe 6-car size workshop full of machinery he'd picked up over decades and kept in storage till retired. Many pros have space in farm buildings rented out to small businesses. Unless YT is our real job with woodwork the subject, or we inherit lots of money or space, we have to move to remote areas and meet costs of transport or work differently
Uhhhh.......Holy crap, Diane!!
Are all wood workers comics? Humor abounds!
Wow 5 shop tour's in one video, you spoil us all.
Honestly if I had to choose one it would have to be Diane's her shop looks really well set out and the look of it is great. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
This is an awesome video.. Those are great shops.. makes me embarrassed for my shop... maybe someday... Thanx to all who shared..
Great episode! Obvious your motivation is ideas. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the new space.
This was an awesome video and would enjoy seeing others. I really hope these guys all put in some time cleaning their shops before filming as they are so much cleaner than mine! I keep it clean, but I didn’t see a speck of dust on any surface anywhere!
Every shop had something cool and unique I liked, but it was Diane’s shop that blew me away. It is warm, comfortable, inviting, clean, organized and had a great layout. No question she spent some big money on tools, unless she’s sponsored by several companies, which I doubt. The dresser she made was beautiful, and if it were me, I would never put stain on it. All the shops were better than what I have, and each of them should be very proud of what they have done.
Thanks for the tours. I’m inspired and jealous.
I'm currently working on my shop organization in my 2 car garage (for the last 5 years 🤣)
I purchased a bunch of old filing cabinets for storage solutions so hopefully that helps , shop tours are always awesome.
Man no matter how much I clean and make things mobile it just seems I start working on something and I'm back at cleaning. I enjoyed the video. Hoping someday mine could look like some of those.
Absolutely love these shop tours! It's so cool to see so much from this community pop up in so many shops. I kept thinking, Hey! I built that too!
(Or, Hey! I'm gonna build that too!!)
Love this series! Thanks very much!!
Loved John’s tour! “Label stuff, isn’t that what old people do?” Lol
I really enjoy theses shop tours So thanks Mark
Glad you like them!
Really like these videos
Love the shop tours!! Keep them coming!!
really enjoyed the shop Tours wood love to see more
Wow. Just ... wow. I get the same feeling of "you ain't never gonna get to this level, sonny!" from watching these shop tours as I do from watching Rick Beato's videos. Anyway, I did notice all these great shops have at least one thing in common: great storage solutions. Note to self: great storage solutions mean you gotta put stuff back when you're done with it. I'm still working on that part.
I'm really enjoying this series. Keep em comin 👍
Best video in ages !
Love these tours, thanks Marc!
Me: welcome to my shop! Under this pile of sawdust is my...
I'd love to be in touch with Diane Russo- I own the same drum sander and the conveyor belt tracking is driving me nuts. Would like some troubleshooting advice if she's willing to give it! Thanks
does ms diane have a channel, that dresser was beautiful!
Embrace the craziness, you won’t forget it!😊👍
Drew any chance you could link to your x carve cart setup, it’s brilliant!
13:43 that looks like the big Ridgid Home Depot saw. Yeah the fence was an issue when I had mine. You can fix it but it takes some work. It needs a lot of alignment, but otherwise I really liked the saw
When I saw that dresser she was building I was more or less blown away, I was expecting more a hobbyist woodworker not a master 😂
TWW, would you consider a 20 x 30 woodworking shop a small shop?
Where is the sawdust? I’ve never seen such clean machinery. I mean, I have good dust extraction but there is still a film of dust on everything!
Do you not clean your house before you have company? How is this different? My guess is they did the unthinkable: ran the shop vac before filming.
Very very nice Diane! Bravo 👏
Wow nice shops. All of these have a lot of space and astonishing amount of money invested in tools and equipment. My shop is a short single garage stall and so small I have short handled wrenches stubby screwdrivers, and only need 3 ft extension cords.