The East Wall
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The
East wall contains most of the machines in the shop. On the wall is the clamp
rack and simple cabinet with shelves, the design for it comes from the New Yankee
Workshop. The little box over the bandsaw is a bandsaw and tablesaw blade
storage box.
The tools on the floor: 20" planer and points out onto the driveway. This
machine was just too large to roll around at 800+ pounds! On top of the planer I set my 18"
drum sander. In gap between the planer and the jointer, I roll the large
DC into when we shut down for the night. Next inline is a large compressor and
bench top drill press that sits on a cabinet I originally created for the Ridgid
sander. The Grizzly GO529 sanding station comes next and GO555 14" band saw.
Right next to my bench (which needs some surface attention) is
the miter-saw. The left wing I just leave up and the right wing I put up as
needed. The small 1hp DC to the left of the saw is hard piped into the miter
saw, band saw and sanding station. The drill press is next inline and back on
the wall is the 30A sub-panel which provides all power to the shop. Ample for a
one person shop, but stretched when the DC and large planer are turning.
The last picture along the east wall here is my old
Walker-Turner drill press. It does not have all eth bell and whistles of a new
machine, but it runs like champ and is solid steel. They simply do not
make this like this anymore!
In the middle is the small Harbor Freight pancake compressor.
Quality is not high, but it works. On the right is the Delta 1hp dust collector.
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