How many sq.ft. is your wood shop?

[ExtraMile]

I may be striking a deal with a new place of residence, that has a 60x35 = 2,100 sq.ft. wood shop that I might be made available to me.

[ERLover]

Nice, mine was 15x15 225srq ft, but organized!!!

[charlese]

16X20 = 320 Sq Ft.. Tight when making a large project/

[rjent]

30x40 with a quarter of it set up as a music studio. Full bathromm.

[RobertTaylor]

20x24=480 square feet

[dusty]

I have approximately 400sq' (20x20) for my shop. Then I open the garage door and I have the great outdoors as an extension of space.

[wa2crk]

Mine is 14 X24 (336 sq ft) and when I need a little more space I back the two cars into the drive and then my space grows to 28 X 32 (896 sq ft )
Bill V

[Ed in Tampa]

If both vehicles are out 440 if one vehicle is in about 300 if both are in about 50-100

However I still have the Lawn tractor, edger, bicycles, garbage cans, water heater, well pressure tank, freezer and the wife's storage cabinet to contend with. So I'm really fooling myself thinking I have 440 to start with even though that is the finish size of the garage.

[keakap]

Like most others, the real "shop" space is hard to pin down. My "shop" (garage) is 20 x 22, on paper. However, I measure "shop space" as the amount I can move before running into something (SS, planer, shelving for SPTs and accessories, etc), which is usually about 2 feet. Many items claiming floor space are on rollers if they are not push-able.

[JPG]

Wall to wall about 12 x 15.

Available space for feet, about 2 x 3.