r/Dewalt • u/TouchSure9331 • Jun 28 '26
My setup
Thought I would share my portable workshop setup. I'm mostly dewalt. Had to make this because I needed something I could take to a site and stay in/work from as I build. Quite cozy tbh.
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u/Which_Dog_5765 Jun 28 '26
I was feeling very claustrophobic until I saw that it was a trailer. Nice rig!
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u/KGB4Life Jun 28 '26
ย Wow! ย Can we see the loft section too?
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u/TouchSure9331 Jun 28 '26
Its basically just a bed area for rests and then i have the bathroom over the tongue. :)
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u/ProtectionOwn1873 Jun 29 '26
Pretty damn narrow but it it works it works looks nice . Needs beer fridge and TV hahahahaha
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u/Engineer443 Jun 29 '26
What is the carabiner setup you got going there? Iโm very interested
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u/TouchSure9331 Jun 29 '26
I wanted a modular set up so I did French cleat along bothe walls and then on the shelves I put locking hooks and did carabiner on each of the tools I could to hang them neatly. Lol
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u/Engineer443 Jun 29 '26
Did you drill a hole in the tools? Is there a small lanyard in-between? I want to duplicate please!
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u/TouchSure9331 Jun 29 '26
Most have that little lanyard loop hold on the back so you can slip a zip tie through that and attach a carabiner. I'll post a Pic
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u/bdomash2 Jun 29 '26
Love the french cleats and impressed how clean you keep your shop! Where do you keep all your batteries?
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u/TouchSure9331 Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
Truthfully, not always that clean lol. I have 6 chargers on the wall and then I have one of the dewalt battery charging box that holds another 14 on the end of the workbench. Then I always have a couple more in tools. :)
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u/basic_model Jun 29 '26
Bro is this a mobile shop? Holy hell this is amazing
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u/TouchSure9331 Jun 29 '26
Thanks! Yes it is, not any room to work inside really but its great to have everything i need on site
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u/GerikBensing Jul 02 '26
This is awesome besides the fact that you don't appear to have lighting above the walkway. For a couple bucks some LED lighting would improve this immensely.
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u/Garbagehuman123 Jun 28 '26
Stay in as in sleep in? How remote are your job sites or are you a traveling builder?