Wood shops

Reminds me of my grandfather's workshop layout. I thought that place was magical! wood shop layout:

We all have an inner Marie Kondo hiding somewhere deep under the piles of laundry and overstacked dishes. As the plates from my takeaway dinner still patiently wait in the sink, I realize we all need some inspiration.

It's wonderfully fulfilling to have a hobby where you have to use your hands. For one, it forces you to take a break from looking at screens all day long. Working with wood, for instance, is incredibly meditative and is a great outlet for your creative ideas, barring the odd splinter here and there. And if you’re anything like us, the smell of sawdust makes you smile, too.

The experts at MMDIY share their recommendations on the best Harbor Freight tools! Learn the 11 must-have tools and 8 items to absolutely avoid.

With a shop full of jigs, mobile tools, and a crane for moving heavy objects, you might say this Wisconsin shop is a real back saver.

Discover how to cut plywood without splintering! Follow our expert tips to master clean cuts with a circular saw and avoid tearout.

A small workshop can feel cramped, but with a few clever tips your shop will feel bigger, DIYing will be easier and shop time will be more enjoyable.

WOOD magazine's Idea Shops are packed to bursting with inspiration and projects to make your shop work faster, safer, and more efficiently.

Want to organize your lumber and make sure it stays in great condition? Learn how to store lumber with these great ideas!