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no experience but do max overlap possible in the sliding mechanism. imran

Sang, Do you keep all of these 80/20 bits just sitting in a box somewhere? The stuff isn't cheap. Dave -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Reworked the design a bit with an updated sliding mechanism -- I'll have to hope it doesn't introduce a ton of play/slop in the arm. Anyone with experience with 80/20 linear bearings for this

Is there stock/material storage somewhere in the layout? If you process large panels / sheet goods that would need ample space around for maneuvering onto the sliding TS. Related to this would be the

i do not know how the wall will look with gloss paint but sure would be easy to clean. i think i have satin. white for ceiling and a light color for walls but dust does adhere to the wall. imran

Hi Tom, I am certainly playing with putting the dust collector in a basement below and then popping up once and having overhead runs everywhere to allow for changes. Your system sounds really dialed

In Wichita I would be, but you can always find a dryer. Good industrial ones can be had used, or dare I say it, Harbor Freight sells one and I know quite a few folks that have used them and they seem

If this is the case then air compressor selection is a no brainer... Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Bill, Thank you for this! ?It is always so helpful to have visuals of plans that have worked for others. ?This seems like a really nice workflow and well thought out. Thanks again

so...put-put-put is better than nag-nag-nag??? Dave

Quincy makes about three levels of compressors. The QT is the cheap pump, the QR is still the expensive but pressure lubed best pump. Used QR can be found and are pretty easy to rebuild. I've done a

Hi Tony, When I built my shop (30 x 40) I placed all dust collection, air, PEX heat and electrical in the floor. I do have electrical & air drop over work bench and along a wall bench that is 12 feet.

Anthony, This was my layout for a 30x38 shop. Worked well for me. Bill Bélanger wrote:

You're welcome.? Those are coming through great! -- Michael Garrison Stuber -- Michael Garrison Stuber

Wow thanks Michael, That was super easy!

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