#28: Imagining Our Dream Shops
from Creators Collective Hosted by James Wright
We’re on Patreon! Check out our Patreon page here, we have tons of support levels, a weekly After Show, monthly hangouts, and more! Our top patron this week is Make Build Modify, and we'd like to welcome our new patrons: Andrew Hunt, Stian Johannessen, Logan Merkey, Robin Lewis, Chris Mayer, Keith Johnson, and Eric Sipe. Thanks for your support! What are we working on? Zack: Chairs, Plasma table, forged key fob, Johnny: Kerfing End Tables James: Not the dresser! LED Lighting for the new shop space. 8 benches. Wals devoted to Carving, planes and saws. Finishing room. Show Topic: Imagining Our Dream Shops dream woodworking shop Johnny: Space for each medium set up and ready to go. Teaching. An editor. One of everything Veritas and Lie Nielsen. Zack: Multiple lights, multiple cameras, sharpies & tape measures everywhere, spacious, metal side, wood side, storage, paint booth, James: Focused lighting, 6 benches and a tool wall for each type. Q & A: Jon Harmon: "what was your best and worst moment in the shop." Logan Merkey: "James, Favorite wood to carve?" After Show: Peter Warrender: "What tool do you guys have that you don’t need... but really like?" Jacob Hladik: "I'm thinking about adding a router insert to my table saw to save space. Would you guys put it on the left or right side of the blade? I see advantages to both." What’s new/what are we watching/reading? Johnny: Pinegrove on Audiotree James: Adjustable Chandelier Zack: Design: The Definitive Visual History. Music - The Bones of J.R. Jones Favorite tool/product this week? Zack: Tomahawk 375 Plasma cutter Johnny: Bessey EKT55 One-Handed Edge Clamp James: American Green Lights LED Random Notes: Scroll Saw Scribbler (see his incredible work below) Want more episodes of the Crafted Podcast? Check out our Show Archives here. Crafted Podcast, Metalworking, Welding, Woodworking
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In this episode, Johnny, James, and Zack talk about what their dream shops, both woodworking and metalworking, would look like. Spoiler alert: Johnny would drive his Porsche from the bandsaw to table saw. This was a fun one, let's get started!
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