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Anonymous08/17/26, 13:37No.3004789
I'm a cabinet maker looking to make a workshop for woodworking, metalworking, and some basic electronics. I have nothing in the space right now but I have a bunch of cabinets and a bench top ready if that's the best use of the space.
What and how should I fill the area? How should it be organized?
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Anon08/17/26, 14:18No.3004792
You're a cabinet maker, but you have no idea how to set up a woodworking shop? Interesting.
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Anon08/17/26, 20:25No.3004817
https://archive.org/details/HowToDoItBookForHomeWorkshops1932
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Anon08/17/26, 20:30No.3004818
it's going to be a tight fit after the first cnc
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Anon08/17/26, 20:51No.3004821
screwing together ikea shit is likely the only cabinetmaking thats gonna happen in there
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Anon08/18/26, 06:59No.3004917
I see. I'm a cabinet maker(at work), I'd like to have a place where I can make fun stuff like pic related. I only mention the cabinet maker part because I have access to a bunch of free cabinets that I can fill the area with. I don't think that's the best use of space so I made this thread.
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Anon08/27/26, 09:15No.3005964
Here's what I have so far. I used the 800mm cabinets because I have 6 wire frame drawers that fit behind regular doors. I'd prefer using the 600mm cabinets but I think drawers that don't hold dust would be better than an open shelf cabinet.Cabinets I can get for very cheap due to minor damage:
Base: 150mm, 4x600mm, 450mm,
Wall : 800mm, 2x300mm.
Special cabinets: 300mm(h) x 300mm(d) x 900mm(w)
