Vintage Garage: The Extended Edition
Living in a 1920s-vintage neighborhood in the city means garages are small, if they exist at all.
Wood shop, metal shop, race shop
Jack Olsen had to find a way to make this 440-sq-ft garage work as a metal shop, a wood shop, and an auto shop-all without any room to expand and only $1,000 to cover the upgrades.
The "over-the-top" workshop
From the outside, Mike Walker's workshop looks like a well-appointed lakeside retreat . It looks like that on the inside too—except for all the woodworking tools.
Showboat Shop
Dan Janke’s multipurpose shop serves as a classroom, boat-restoration dry dock, and the seat of his chairmaking activities.
Doubly Beneficial Shop
With his spacious standalone workshop, Mitchell Scott can run two tablesaws with different setups (crosscuts and rips, or cuts and dadoes, for example).
A shop of new beginnings
Relocating to Florida from Oregon to recover from stressful family and medical issues.
