Workshop
This is my workshop, which I began in March of 2020 and have been updating and improving ever since.
When we bought the house in Tennessee, this was just a carport with a storeroom on the back (seen in some of the last pictures). As part of our offer, we asked if the builder would lay a foundation and enclose it to make it a garage. The first thing I did was seal the concrete with two coats of garage epoxy, then I started moving stuff in, There was only a single 15A circuit that was run from the house to the garage to power the garage door and a single exterior outlet, so I installed a 60A sub-panel with three circuits to power lighting, outlets and the dust collection system. I moved in my original workbench and cabinets from my last house, and started designing the setup for the rest of the shop. It's only a single-car garage, so I had to be very efficient in the use of space. I also had to put in a very good dust collection system, which is where I started (there is a separate project that covers this). I then build a large work table in the center of the workshop that also acts as an out-feed table for the table saw, as well as a miter saw station with attached drill press station (there are also separate projects for these builds). There's a stationary tool table, a scrap wood storage area, and many organization stations.
I continue to expand and redesign as I get into other projects, but I love this workshop.