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Hi Joe, It has been super helpful as a way to visualize the space. ?I actually made the models myself using fusion 360. ?I am a novice user of the software and actually used this project as a way of

I'm looking forward to seeing the version with pictures.? :) Usually if you just insert the pictures in your desktop email client, groupsio will send them through. -- Michael Garrison Stuber --

Tony, super curious how you got 3d models for your machines. I built a new house and shop recently and have struggled mightily with layout. Have about 2400 sq ft not rectangular. Printing 3d models

Hi Imran, Thanks for letting me know. ?I attempted to, but they keep going to my draft folder? I wonder if it is because i am a new user? ?I will keep trying

Anthony, Did you attach any docs to your post? Just to let you know that i am not seeing any in email or on groupio app. imran

One of the areas I am struggling with is placement of the large footprint sliding TS. I have read previous posts here about the idea of putting the saw in the middle and stacking other tools around

I hope to be able to process a 12’ board without moving the more major tools and hope to place windows in key places to allow for the occasional processing of longer boards. I have 3d printed (1/32

Happy Friday everyone, I'm designing a new home workshop addition and would love help from anyone willing to offer it.? I don’t want to bore or overload with details, so I will try to provide the

One more thought, I’d ask around to find out what compressor dealer is most respected for either Ingersol Rand or Quincy and lean on them to put together a compressor and dryer system for your

There are piston versions with dryer. And it’s easy to add a dryer. Rick who replied should add a dryer as he lives on the ocean ? If buying new I would be a Quincy or Ingersol Rand with a dryer

Depends on how heavy your use is and what applications you are going to use it for. Water separators can be enough unless in an extremely humid area.?JohnJMK Services

Rick, Was yours a Kaeser? Did you go back to a standard piston? Thanks, Tom

Almost everyone I know who put a screw-type compressor in their woodworking shop regrets the decision. They are designed for continuous use applications, not intermittent use - in spite of what Kaiser

I am the hobbies Joe Jensen spoke about. But mistake putting a rotary compressor in a home shop. Mine died in 400 hours ? Use .. it was literally a boat anchor. Had mine run 10 hours a day it would

The reason I was looking at the Kaeser is the air dryer that is part of the system. Should I not be concerned about that? Tom

That is definitely different than mine. Well, less rubber wheels to go bad, that’s a good thing. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Here's the page from my parts list. Looks a bit different. Part number 55 is the urethane-coated wheel in my setup. Allen

That will definitely ruin it in short order. Honestly, I’m shocked it’s lasted this long. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

brian et al thanks for the tip.? i always leave the planer with either the high or low speed engaged and thus shortened the roller's life.? i always also wondered what the middle notch on the speed

Hi Tom, As John said, these are great if your air requirement is constant and at say 60%-80% of the capacity of the unit you choose. If your air use is intermittent then you are much better off with