Julio Navarro
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- Location
- Tampa
Well, I've been renting some space for my shop for about 6 months now and my cabinet and cabinet refacing business has taken off the ground, slowly but surely. I have three kitchens under my belt, a couple of vanities and some small furniture pieces.
The name of my business is Forest Heart Cabinetry, LLC. (I love that name).
Here's my logo. It still needs a little color but I plan on having it carved on a nice maple board by CNC.
So here is my shop. Keep in mind that I am in the middle of planing 80 BF of maple; hence the all the sawdust! The place is a mess and Iam in the middle of building another work surface for assembly so I don't take up all the space on the saw out feed table.
Front entrance
My panel saw:
Jointer and planer. Complete with mountains of saw dust(I am using my Hitachi TS as a dedicated dado cutter:
Band saw
RAS (has become almost indispensable for cutting rough lumber to size):
Grizzly shaper:
Router table with the MLCS motorized router lift (very handy):
Powermatic 64 table saw with 52" rail (very much under powered) I need to do some adjusting to reduce some vibration:
A view showing the back of the shop and the TS outfeed table which also acts as an assembly and general working area:
The name of my business is Forest Heart Cabinetry, LLC. (I love that name).
Here's my logo. It still needs a little color but I plan on having it carved on a nice maple board by CNC.
So here is my shop. Keep in mind that I am in the middle of planing 80 BF of maple; hence the all the sawdust! The place is a mess and Iam in the middle of building another work surface for assembly so I don't take up all the space on the saw out feed table.
Front entrance
My panel saw:
Jointer and planer. Complete with mountains of saw dust(I am using my Hitachi TS as a dedicated dado cutter:
Band saw
RAS (has become almost indispensable for cutting rough lumber to size):
Grizzly shaper:
Router table with the MLCS motorized router lift (very handy):
Powermatic 64 table saw with 52" rail (very much under powered) I need to do some adjusting to reduce some vibration:
A view showing the back of the shop and the TS outfeed table which also acts as an assembly and general working area: