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That's an awesome set up.

I could too. I'm around 600 screwdrivers, may be pushing 70o now.

I could too. I'm around 600 screwdrivers, may be pushing 700.

The drill looks amazingly. Going to be awesome when it's all back together and working.

I got some LED lights put up today over the miter saw. That makes such a difference.

Thanks.

Thank you. I'm putting up some LED lights today.

Sounds awesome! Looks like you will have plenty of space for making cabinets and furniture.

That's awesome. So exciting when a dream becomes reality. What kind of woodworking will you be doing?

I love how neat and organized your space is.

I also did extensive cleaning and organizing today. I finally have the little shop clean and organized. I can now find stuff in there, move around and get this, actually work in there. What a concept, being able to work in a workshop. Here it is tonight. I still need to get the welder up on...

I did more more work in the shop today. I got the 6" Craftsman vise cleaned up. After I got it cleaned up it looked really good so I'm not painting it at this time. I also bolted it down so it's where it's going to be. Here it is in all its glory. This what I used to bolt it down. This is...

Thank you.

That's a great idea to fix them where they can be on pegboard. Thanks for sharing that.

Let us know what you end up with. I'm going to try this one for a while. Don't know if it's a permanent solution or not. I think it's going to work well.

This is the clamp rack I copied. I also considered this one, but without the French cleat system.

I didn't really like doing angled cuts on the RAS. it was quite capable of doing it, but I didn't feel comfortable doing it. I also bruised my hip a couple of times on the crank. The C-clamp rack I built is really simple. It consists of 4 pieces. The back board, 2 side boards, and 1x2 across...

Tried out the miter saw when making the C-clamp rack. The miter saw station worked out well so l bolted down today.

The organization continues. Now I've made a rack for C-clamps. The rack is basically a towel holder made a little heavier. It's tucked up high in a corner of un-used wall space. Now the C-clamps aren't piled in tool boxes or my cart where they have been. They are up out of the way, easy to find...

This week I got a Craftsman jig saw for $20. It's unused. It's a red one that sells at Lowe's for $50. I also got a Craftsman thumb wheel ratchet for $2.