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Honestly, I love the flag theme on stuff, but on that box it just doesn't look good.

One thing I've never heard anyone say was, "I really should have built this shop a little smaller".

Finally had a little time to assemble the new g1035 shaper, all parts accounted for and no shipping damage. Now to find time to use it, i left it set up for router bits as it's my new router table, well see how it is.

Here's a shed in getting ready to move and refurbish, probably 30 years old, no maintenance. I didn't even paint the door and it's still good, will get cleaned up and painted now, maybe even new weather stripping, lol.

I like to use off the shelf steel exterior doors. Get 2 30" doors, build frame, hang them and make one the dead man. Doors are weather stripped add aluminum saddle and use standard lock set. I would also add an aluminum drip cap above them.

Lots of us started out with an old craftsman ts and they worked fine for the most part.

They need to make a full size daul power like this HF one...

if I want my wife to pressure wash she will only use an electric one, I have a dewalt & ryobi electric & both work good. You just can't expect these to do the same work as a 3 or 4 gpm unit, but they make up for it with ease of use. I buy the ryobi for work also as they are cheap enough to be...

The problem i see is the bits not going back into the screwdriver, I prefer dedicated tools, after a few months I'd have a bunch of screwdrivers with no bits.

I have to get wrenches & gauges calibrated every 12 months with a legit certificate, but for a home gamer this me work. The DIY Weight & Scale Test (Budget-Friendly) Using the laws of physics (Torque = Distance × Force), you can test your wrench using items like a luggage scale and an object...

I think you should be looking at who will give you the best deal, price. Cutting 2 acres of grass, almost any name brand will hold up with basic maintenance.

Do you have power to the shed? The only real way to control the climate is with ac & heat. I would opt for a window type unit like this one from amazon. There's nothing like working in a climate controlled environment, plus your tools will love it...

Also if you raise it up to 8' you would have some room for a small loft.

If you're ok with the size & want a little more headroom I would consider raising it up to about an 8' side wall. If it was me I'd cut the shed free from the floor, jack it up & add some prebuilt wall sections to add below the existing walls. That's an easy shed to jack up & it's mostly empty...

Not really sure why but I really wanted to get the Grizzly G1035 shaper, small footprint? Easy to move? Well I ordered one today since they were on sale with free shipping, would rather this than a router table, didn't order any table extensions yet. This will be my router table, really want to...

Most of the imports are the same or very similar, mine looks the same & there are quite a few videos of the different bramds. Good luck, I'm very happy with the machines, the balancing takes alittle practice, kinda an art, a few times I removed the tire to find the bad spot on the rim, sometimes...

Another vote for Norseman, they make great taps as well. Also the dewalt brad point bits at HD are also pretty good. https://www.norsemandrill.com/product-catalog.php

I've used a wood screw to remove a few, clamped in vise & pulled out.

Why not buy one with oil & just reuse it? probably cheaper than an empty one.

I made a set up using some vinyl j channel, pop rivet & caulked to fan, made it real easy to service the filter.