Like anyone else, I've been having trouble with not having enough space in my workshop; so I'm expanding. The larger shed, on the left, came with the house. It has been my drying room for logs I pick up, as well as the garden shed. Now it's becoming the annex to my workshop. To do that, I'm building the smaller shed on the right, to be the garden shed. I'm already using the annex some, having set up a bench for finishing out there, where it's away from sawdust. I also have my laser engraver set up in it. Once the garden stuff is out, I'll have more room for lumber storage; as well as building another workbench specifically for doing larger glue-ups on. That way, I don't always have to tie up my main workbench for gluing projects together. Not sure what other non-sawdust operations I can move out there; but if I come up with any, that's where they'll be.

📣Question From the Community: I can't decide if I should get a table saw or a miter saw. I've been weighing the pros and cons, but I'm still indecisive and thought I could use your help. > Table Saw - straight cuts, versatile, good for large projects, can occupy more space though > Miter Saw - angled cuts, good for projects where accuracy matters more, more portable I see the benefits of both of them, and I probably will have both down the line. But right now, I'm on a budget and I don't have a lot of space. So I have to pick which one to buy first. What's your take on my table saw vs. miter saw dilemma? Thanks a bunch for helping me out!

We've all been there: starting a project with high hopes, only to realize it's going to take longer than anticipated. Care to share your experiences with projects that stretched beyond their original timeline?

Harbor freight has a wood workbench on sale ,,ive seen it in ads,,and watched review videos. Just happens i run across their flyer for a sidewalk sale they was having,,they had the bench on sale. 40$ off the price..i went in the store to look at the display model they had already assembled...i had to laugh to myself..it was put together wrong..the drawers weren't assembled correctly..they was crooked and i couldn't get them open it was really wobbly..i was thinking they would probably would sell better if it was assembled correctly..i wonder how many sales were lost..or if they should have a display model or not?

I got my very first set of knives today, almost ready to start turning. Any advice is always helpful.