For Woodworkers & DIYers Who Don't Have a Dedicated Workshop

Build The Workshop You've Always Wanted

In The Space You Already Have

Create a Woodworking Setup Where Your Tools Have a Home, Your Workstations Are Ready When You Need Them,

And Limited Space No Longer Stops You From Building — Without Needing a Dedicated Shed or Garage. 

Maybe you already have a small workshop but you're constantly fighting for bench space, moving tools around or setting everything up just to start a project.

Or maybe you enjoy woodworking and building things, but you've never really considered setting up your own workshop because you don't have a spare garage or big shed to dedicate to it.

The Small Woodshop Starter System was created for both.

Inside, you'll get everything you need to start:

Plan your workshop around the space you actually have

Work out what should stay permanent and what can move

Identify the workshop problem worth solving first

Build two space-saving mobile workstations

Get both Metric (mm) and Imperial (inches) versions

See how I make my own woodworking setup work in a 4m × 1.5m of storage space

You don't need to wait until you have the perfect shed, a bigger garage or a dedicated workshop.

Start making the space you already have work harder.

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Maybe you already have a small workshop but you're constantly fighting for bench space, moving tools around or setting everything up just to start a project.

Or maybe you enjoy woodworking and building things, but you've never really considered setting up your own workshop because you don't have a spare garage or big shed to dedicate to it.

The Small Woodshop Starter System was created for both.

Inside, you'll get everything you need to start:

Plan your workshop around the space you actually have

Work out what should stay permanent and what can move

Identify the workshop problem worth solving first

Build two space-saving mobile workstations

Get both Metric (mm) and Imperial (inches) versions

See how I make my own woodworking setup work in a 4m × 1.5m of storage space

You don't need to wait until you have the perfect shed, a bigger garage or a dedicated workshop.

Start making the space you already have work harder.

Maybe You Don't Need A Bigger Workshop. Maybe You Just Need To Look At Your Space Differently.

You don't need a huge shed or garage to create a workshop that feels organised, functional and ready when inspiration hits.

The Small Woodshop Starter System helps you make better use of the space you already have, so you can:

  • Stop wasting time setting up and packing away every time you want to build.

  • Give your tools a proper home so you know where everything belongs.

  • Create more usable workspace without needing more floor space.

  • Build mobile, multifunctional workstations that expand when you need them and pack away when you don't.

Even if you don't have a "workshop" yet...

You might already have enough space to create one. A corner of the garage. A small shed. A covered area. Somewhere you currently store your tools.

Your workshop doesn't have to permanently occupy all the space you need while you're building.

My own setup stores in a 4m × 1.5m, then expands into a much larger working area when it's time to build.

Imagine having a space that makes you want to build more.

Your tools have a home. Your workstations are ready when you need them. You have room to actually work.

And when you're finished?

Everything has somewhere to go.

That's what we're working towards.

Maybe You Don't Need A Bigger Workshop. Maybe You Just Need To Look At Your Space Differently.

You don't need a huge shed or garage to create a workshop that feels organised, functional and ready when inspiration hits.

The Small Woodshop Starter System helps you make better use of the space you already have, so you can:

⬩ Stop wasting time setting up and packing every time you want to build.

⬩ Give your tools a proper home so you know where everything belongs.

⬩ Create more usable workspace without needing more floor space.

⬩ Build mobile, multifunctional workstations that expand when you need them and pack away when you don't.

Even if you don't have a "workshop" yet...

You might already have enough space to create one. A corner of the garage. A small shed. A covered area. Somewhere you currently store your tools.

Your workshop doesn't have to permanently occupy all the space you need while you're building.

My own setup stores in a 4m × 1.5m, then expands into a much larger working area when it's time to build.

Imagine having a space that makes you want to build more.

Your tools have a home. Your workstations are ready when you need them. You have room to actually work.

And when you're finished?

Everything has somewhere to go.

That's what we're working towards.

Introducing The Small Woodshop Starter System

A practical system for turning the space you already have into a woodworking setup that works around your life — instead of waiting until you have more room.

I created The Small Woodshop Starter System to help you do what I've had to do in my own workshop:

Make limited space work harder.

Rather than handing you a couple of workbench plans and leaving you to figure out where they'll fit, the system helps you first look at the space you have, identify what's creating the most friction, and decide what will actually make the biggest difference.

Then you start building.

You don't need to redesign your entire workshop overnight.

You don't even need to have a workshop yet.

You just need to solve the first problem — then build from there.

The System Is Simple

1. Plan Your Space

Map the area you have, your tools, fixed obstacles and the room you actually need to work.

2. Find The Friction

Identify what's stopping you from creating a proper setup in the first place.

3. Choose Your First Build

Work out which of the two included space-saving workstations will solve the most important problem first.

4. Build It

Use the complete step-by-step plans, materials and hardware lists, and timber cutting layouts to bring it to life.

5. Keep Improving

Use the same principles from my own small workshop to identify the next problem worth solving.

There’s A Better Way To Build A Workshop

Around Limited Space

You don't need to squeeze a traditional workshop into a smaller footprint.

You need to design differently for the space you have.

THE OLD WAY: Make Everything Fit... Somehow

Buy a tool → find somewhere to put it.

Build a bench → give up more floor space.

Add another machine → lose even more room.

Before long, you're working around your workshop instead of your workshop working around you.

Tools end up wherever they'll fit. Benches become storage. And every new addition leaves you asking:

“Where the hell am I going to put this?”

It's easy to think you just need a bigger workshop.

But more space doesn't automatically create a better one.

THE NEW WAY: Make Every Part Of Your Workshop Earn Its Space

Imagine looking at your workshop differently.

Instead of asking “Where can I fit this?”, start asking:

“How can this space do more than one job?”

Your mitre saw can flip away when you're not using it.
Your workbench can roll out when you need it.
Your walls can become valuable storage.
And one workstation can do the job of several.

The goal isn't to cram more into a small space.

The goal is to create a workshop that expands when you're building,

packs away when you're finished, and gives everything a proper home.

That's the principle behind my own setup:

Everything needs a home — but not everything needs to stay in its working position.

Stop designing around the workshop you wish you had.

Start making the space you already have work harder.

Everything You Need To Start Building

A Better Small Workshop

More than just woodworking plans.

Plan your space. Decide what to build. Then use the complete plans to start bringing your workshop to life.

Here's Everything You Get

1. Small Woodshop Starter System

Build smarter from the beginning.

Learn the core principles for making limited space work harder — including mobile workstations, multifunctional spaces and the difference between your storage footprint and working footprint.

2. Plan Your Workshop Layout

Know where everything belongs before you start building.

Map your space, tools, obstacles and working clearances to create a layout around how you actually work.

You'll finish with a clearer plan for your space and the biggest problem worth solving first.

3. Choose Your First Build

Solve the problem that will make the biggest difference first.

Use the decision guide to choose which workstation best suits your space, tools and current workshop problems.

Know what to build, where it will live and why you're building it.

4. Two Complete Workstation Plans

Get the complete plans for my Flip-Top Mitre Station and Ultimate Table Saw Workbench — two mobile, multifunctional builds designed to give your tools a home while creating more usable workspace.

BOTH INCLUDE:
✓ Metric + Imperial plans
✓ Step-by-step instructions
✓ Materials + hardware lists
✓ Waste-saving timber cutting layouts
✓ Guidance for adapting the build to your saw

5. My Small Workshop Setup

See how it all comes together in a real limited-space workshop.

Go inside my own setup and see how I use 4m × 1.5m of storage space with wall storage, mobile workstations and a workshop that expands when I'm building and packs away when I'm finished.

See what’s possible in a small workshop — then use the ideas that make sense for your own space.

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Designed From The Workshop I Actually Use

Both workbenches were designed and built for my own small workshop, and they're still part of the setup I use today.

With 4m × 1.5m of storage space available, I needed my larger workstations to do more than one job, move when needed, and pack back into a much smaller footprint when I was finished.

Those same builds — including the complete plans in both Metric and Imperial measurements — are included inside

The Small Woodshop Starter System.

What Have You Got To Lose?

For $27, you could finally find out what's possible with the space you already have.

Get The Small Woodshop Starter System, work through the guides, explore the plans and start mapping out what a better woodworking setup could look like in your space.

If you love it, you've just taken the first step towards a workshop that's easier to use, better organised and makes you want to build more.

And if you go through the system and genuinely feel it wasn't worth your $27?

Get in touch within 14 days of your purchase. If I can't make it right, I'll refund your purchase.

Either way, you don't have to keep wondering whether you need a bigger workshop before you can create a better one.

For $27, why not find out what you can do with the space you've already got?

Frequently Asked Questions

Got Questions? Here's What You Need To Know

Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes — but you should be comfortable using the woodworking tools required for whichever workstation you decide to build.

The planning side of the system is designed to walk you through the process step by step, from measuring your available space to identifying your biggest workshop problem and deciding what to build first.

You don't need to be an experienced workshop designer. That's exactly what the system is there to help with.

What if I don't actually have a workshop yet?

That's completely fine.

You might have part of a garage, a small shed, a carport you can work under, or simply somewhere you currently store your tools between projects.

One of the main ideas behind the system is that your storage footprint and working footprint don't have to be the same size.

The goal is to help you look at the space available to you and work out how it could become a practical woodworking setup — even if you've never considered it a “workshop” before.

What if I already have a small workshop?

Then you'll approach the system from a slightly different starting point.

Rather than creating a setup from scratch, you'll use the planning process to identify what's currently wasting space, creating friction or making it harder to work efficiently.

From there, you can decide which improvement will make the biggest difference first.

Do I need a workshop the same size or layout as yours?

No.

My 4m × 1.5m setup is there to show you what's possible when space is genuinely limited — not to give you a workshop layout you're expected to copy.

You'll plan around your space, your tools and the way you work.

Do I have to build both workbenches?

No.

In fact, the system specifically helps you decide which workstation makes the most sense to build first.

You may eventually want both, or only one may suit your workshop.

The goal isn't to fill your space with more stuff. It's to build the things that solve real problems for you.

Will the plans work with my specific mitre saw or table saw?

The workstations are designed so they can be adapted to suit different saws rather than requiring you to own the exact same models I use.

Throughout the plans, you'll be prompted where measurements need to be checked or adjusted to suit the dimensions of your specific tool before making those parts of the build.

Because saw dimensions vary between manufacturers and models, you'll still need to measure your own saw — but the plans guide you through where those adjustments need to be made rather than leaving you to figure it out on your own.

Are the plans Metric or Imperial?

Both.

You'll receive separate Metric (millimetres) and Imperial (inches) versions of the Flip-Top Mitre Station and Ultimate Table Saw Workbench plans.

Just open the measurement system you prefer and start from there.

What do I receive after purchasing?

You'll receive immediate digital access to:

  • The Small Woodshop Starter System

  • Plan Your Workshop Layout

  • Choose Your First Build

  • Flip-Top Mitre Station Plans — Metric + Imperial

  • Ultimate Table Saw Workbench Plans — Metric + Imperial

  • My Small Workshop Setup

The workbench plans also include materials and hardware lists plus timber cutting layouts designed to help you plan your materials and minimise unnecessary waste.

Is anything physically shipped to me?

No.

The Small Woodshop Starter System is a 100% digital product.

You'll receive digital access after purchasing, so you can start working through the system straight away.

Materials, hardware, tools and completed workbenches are not included.

How quickly can I get started?

Straight away.

You don't need to buy timber or start building on day one.

You can begin by measuring your available space, mapping your current setup and identifying the biggest problem worth solving.

Then, when you're ready to build, you'll already know what you're building and why.

Can I print the guides and plans?

Yes.

The resources can be printed if you prefer having a physical copy beside you while planning or building.

Still On The Fence?

Your Workshop Doesn't Have To Start With More Space.

You don't need to know what your finished workshop will look like today.

You just need somewhere to start.

It can start with looking differently at the space you already have.

Today, you could measure that space.

Map out what needs to stay and what can move.

Work out what's currently getting in the way — or what you'd need to create a woodworking setup for the first time.

Choose the workstation that makes the most sense to build first.

And have the complete plans sitting in front of you when you're ready to start building.

You don't need to transform everything this weekend.

You just need to start with the first problem and build from there.

Everything You Need To Start Building

A Better Small Workshop

More than just woodworking plans.

Plan your space. Decide what to build. Then use the complete plans to start bringing your workshop to life.

Here's Everything You Get

1. Small Woodshop Starter System

Build smarter from the beginning.

Learn the core principles for making limited space work harder — including mobile workstations, multifunctional spaces and the difference between your storage footprint and working footprint.

2. Plan Your Workshop Layout

Know where everything belongs before you start building.

Map your space, tools, obstacles and working clearances to create a layout around how you actually work.

You'll finish with a clearer plan for your space and the biggest problem worth solving first.

3. Choose Your First Build

Solve the problem that will make the biggest difference first.

Use the decision guide to choose which workstation best suits your space, tools and current workshop problems.

Know what to build, where it will live and why you're building it.

4. Two Complete Workstation Plans

Get the complete plans for my Flip-Top Mitre Station and Ultimate Table Saw Workbench — two mobile, multifunctional builds designed to give your tools a home while creating more usable workspace.

BOTH INCLUDE:
✓ Metric + Imperial plans
✓ Step-by-step instructions
✓ Materials + hardware lists
✓ Waste-saving timber cutting layouts
✓ Guidance for adapting the build to your saw

5. My Small Workshop Setup

See how it all comes together in a real limited-space workshop.

Go inside my own setup and see how I use 4m × 1.5m of storage space with wall storage, mobile workstations and a workshop that expands when I'm building and packs away when I'm finished.

See what’s possible in a small workshop — then use the ideas that make sense for your own space.

JOIN NOW FOR $27

Normally $67 when purchased separately

You're Saving $40 Today

One payment • Immediate digital access

Bonuses Will Be Delivered Instantly.

Get Full Access Right Away.