Show notes
033 Show Info – A New Shop
Show Topic: Kyle and Dan talk about shop ideas, tools, and what you might want in a new shop.
Overview: As some of you are already aware, I (Kyle) have bought a new house and with that, I have a new shop space! This opens up a huge opportunity for layout and design of the new space. Dan and I were talking on the phone about all this, after about 20 minutes, I said “we need to record this!”. Hope you all enjoy this next podcast on the Knife Perspective!
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Shout Outs / Gear Talk
- Olde Towne Cutlery – Knifetoberfest – October 10th
- Amazing turn out
- Great dealer / makers / sales
- Weather actually held out
- South Carolina Makers Would Love to here from y’all think about hosting a fall gathering at my shop would like to get some contacts hear if anyone would be interested – November 7th
- Johnathan Porter Doghouse Forge
- Jeremy from Simple Little Life
- Jim Butcher for releasing battle ground
- Dan and his son Jack listened to it several time already it really made the hand sanding fly by
Things to consider when setting up a shop
What is the shop plans
- Kyle’s shop is going to be very multi purpose / Dan’s built for max working efficiency for knives
- Use grid paper to arrange everything to scale
- Try to group in triangles about 3 steps apart
- Saw, glue up, drill press, steel storage, drill press, grinder. Ect
- Lay out with boxes and tape
Electrical
- How much power do you need in the shop?
- How to organize outlets
- 220 Outlets
- Grinders
- Heat Treat Oven
- Eventually a welder
- 110 Outlets for other plug in items
- 20 amp circuits
- Table saw (Might convert to 220V at some point)
Heating / Cooling
- Heating more important for Kyle / Cooling more important for Dan
- Gas Heat or Electric Heat
- Air conditioning ideas
- Possible heat box so glues ups will cure in the winter
Workbench type / Material
- Jonathan Porter (Doghouse Forge) Has expanded metal horizontal surfaces around his grinders
- Advantages of having a workbench that can go up or down
- Box to stand on instead of making the bench go up or down
- Roll around toolbox with grinders mounted?
- Grinders being able to be moved out of the way
- Individual stands for grinders I used those but like having a table to put stuff on
- Thinking of building a workbench for table saw to go underneath
- Saw Stop has a hydraulic base that I can easily move around the shop.
- This would help keep things off the machined surfaces of the saw.
Workbench / Shop Organization / Storage
- Peg boards
- Boxes
- Shelves
- Drawers
- Small Parts
- Handle materials
- Prefab kitchen cabinets can be used for bases then put work surface on them
Grinder Items
- Right now I have
- 1 – 2X72
- 1 – 9” Disk
- Planning on getting another 2X72 that can tilt horizontal
- The horizontal feature would be to better utilize my surface grinder attachment
- Tooling arms for the grinder
Grinding Belts / Sandpaper
- Hanging belts
- Plywood boxes for belt / sandpaper storage
- Tackle boxes for strips of sandpaper
- Storage for 9” PSA disks
Dust Collection
- Grinder – METAL
- Still plan on using 5 gallon bucket filled with water right under grinder
- Grinder – ONLY HANDLE MATERIALS
- Right now I have a Rockler dust collector – With paper filter
- Dust Deputy XL
- Thinking about upgrading to larger CFM system in the future
- Doesn’t seem to suck enough for the table saw
- I have a modified stand to place under the grinder
- Jeremy – Simple Little Life – Loc-Line 80813 Shop Vacuum Kit, 2.5″
- Table saw
- Currently use the Rockler quick change system
- Bandsaw
- Currently use a Fein turbo 1
- Passive system
- Jet 1000CFM Air Filtration System
- https://www.rockler.com/jet-1000cfm-air-filtration-system
- Helps to run while working as well as 2/4/8 hours after grinding
- Jet 1000CFM Air Filtration System
Air Compressor
- Routing airlines / drops
- Thinking about having air compressor in upstairs
- California Air Tools Quiet Compressor
Flooring
- ¾” rubber horse stall mat for high traffic areas
- Epoxy Painting Floors
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