Ultimate Small Shop

Ultimate Small Shop was developed for you to set up your own carpentry workshop, with a complete plan for choosing the right tools and the best projects to set up your carpentry shop, so you will optimize your budget to the maximum without wasting it.
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All the optimizations and the countless tested techniques, tools and layouts all came together to make this hobby exactly what I knew it could be.
In this in-depth guide, I’ll take you by the hand and show you exactly how to set up a FULLY FUNCTIONAL workshop for under $1,000… and do it with very little space.
Ultimate Small Shop You will have access to a unique and complete material with 6 modules
Module 1:
tool selection
By far the biggest way woodworkers lose money and become discouraged is tool selection.
Module No. 2:
space selection
When opening a long-term store, you don’t want to screw it up. Get it wrong and you’ll have all kinds of problems… but get it right and your life will be a lot easier.
Module No. 3:
store layouts
Once you’ve chosen your location and your tools ordered and on the way… the next step is choosing the best woodworking layout for your space.
Module No. 4:
Electricity, Lighting and Soundproofing
Once you’ve chosen the layout, the next step is to plan these three elements around the layout.
Module No. 5:
Heating, cooling, ventilation and dust
Do not underestimate the importance of these questions. They can mean the difference between working in comfort and working in constant irritation.
Module No. 6:
Workshop Safety
Maintaining and organizing the overall security of your store should be the final step in setting up a small store.

You will acquire the knowledge to start your own woodworking shop.
1-How much money do I really need to set up a carpentry workshop?
2-My space is too small for a functional workshop?
3-What are the minimum tools needed to create basic woodworking projects?
4-How do I avoid poor quality tools that will hurt me in the first year?
5-How good is good enough? Do I need to go ultra-high to ensure a long-lasting tool?
6-What are the critical factors to set up an adequate workshop?
7-How much money do I really need to set up a carpentry workshop?
Imagine having a store so well designed that
FEELS like a bigger store.”
And spending much less than I should be paying on tools…
And having tools that are so durable that you can pass them down to your child or grandchild in mint condition.
How much would that be worth to the novice or novice woodworker struggling to set up shop?

What would it be worth to you?

Well, let’s do the math and think about it…

First…

“How much money do you really lose with a bad tool?”
Well, let’s say you bought a tool and it worked fine for 6 months… then it stopped working.

Now let’s say you paid $200 for this tool…a very conservative estimate for power tools…but let’s calculate the price between hand tool prices and power tool prices. So $200 seems about right.

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Replacing this tool would cost at least $200. With shipping and tax… the total could be up to $240.

Now let’s add to this the “time cost” of research.

If you make $15 an hour at your job and you spend three hours (another conservative estimate) reading reviews… that adds $45 to your replacement cost.

This brings the total to $285 to replace the tool.
Now, here’s where it really adds up:

What happens if two… three… or four tools need to be replaced in the first year?

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You’ll lose money, you’ll waste time, and your frustration will continually multiply. Now you see how expensive this hobby can get… and why so many people give up within the first year!

Now, in my years of experience, I own almost every major brand…

…..tested dozens of models of ALL types of tools…

and talked to hundreds of woodworkers face to face.

If I were to give you my exact list of tools I personally recommend

… tools that I know will last at least ten years of average use…

What would it be worth?
Using the math above… if this list prevented you from replacing just one tool (which I’m sure you will)… using conservative estimates… you would save about $285.

So technically… I could charge you $285 for this list and you’d break even.

But of course I will NOT charge even close to that.

In fact even $100 is more than I think would be good.

And I feel the same way about $75… and $50. Those prices are just too high for most people.