Workshop Basics
                        

                 In this tutorial I discuss the requirements for a viable woodworking workshop. Workshops typically evolve over time
                 and the workshop I feature in this particular tutorial has been in operation for a number of years. The fine tuning of
                 placement of certain aspects of the workshop has occured over a period of a few years. Workshops typically share
                 many similar features but can vary a great deal in the type of equipment and tools which form the workshop.

                 Workshops can be primarily machine oriented at one extreme and primarily hand tool oriented at the other extreme.
                 In between we have hybrid workshops which benefit from both machinery and hand tools. I tend to favor the type of
                 workshop which allows one to utilize machinery to process wood from the rough stage and then use hand tools in the
                 later stages of furniture making. In my own workshop, I have created storage and placed equipment and workbenches
                 to maximize the efficiency of the workshop. I will share with you the accumulated experience I have gained through
                 many years of developing functional, efficient workshops.

                 The core components of a woodworking workshop are discussed with many illustrations and images, as well the
                 safety requirements of a workshop, storage requirements, dust collection and the optimal layout of a workshop.
                 After following this tutorial you will have a much better understanding of setting up a woodworking workshop.
 

                

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