Our inaugural Guest episode features Mike Coffey from Coffey Custom Builds! In this episode, all the boys talk about their ideal shop size and how they would want to configure it to get the most out of their theoretical spaces. 

Sedge brings up a question he gets asked all the time: "Which tool from Festool is your favorite?" All 3 of the boys share their answer, and it's probably not what you expect from these festool aficionados! 

Every 5 episodes, we ask the community to submit their questions, comments, concerns and ideas about all things and really anything woodworking. We each pick 2-3 questions and let that drive the show! 

This episode is sponsored by one of our patrons - Eric Barber! Eric has some projects coming up and is at a loss for which materials he should be using. We discuss which materials we like for our particular tastes. Thanks, Eric, for picking and guiding the topic for this episode!

After talking about workshop layout in episode 7, the boys talk about getting and staying organized in the workspace. Also, we're going to weekly podcast episodes! 

Jason talks about getting the perfect shop layout, and how it's always changing. Ben and Sedge also discuss how they like to keep their layouts built around efficiency and less walking. As always, shenanigans ensue.

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Our inaugural community driven show! To celebrate what makes the woodworking community special, we asked our patrons and social media followers to submit questions to have read on the podcast. Also, we each gave an Instagram account everyone should check out! 

What is your go to finish? In this episode, the boys talk about what brand is their goto finish and even bring up a new contender to the market - Target Coatings.

In our first Patron Sponsored Show (thanks Chad!), we discuss things that we wish we could change about our shops. It seems that what we want now for shop layout is not always going to stay that way, as indicated by Jason and Sedge. 

As content creators and woodworkers, the 3 of us get asked this question quite often by lots of people:  

"Which Tool Should I Get Next?"  

While for some this might seem like an easy question to answer - it's actually quite impossible without lots and lots of context. We weigh in on this topic and provide our guidelines for how we decide to purchase tools.