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Take a look at my favorite craft items!
As I am building out my craft studio, I’ve been testing a lot of different items to see how well they work in my small space. I’ve put together a list of my favorite tools and storage for you to check out!
This page is continually in process, so keep checking back!
equipment
Glowforge Pro – Use this link to save up to $500 on a machine!
Sawgrass SG1000 Sublimation Machine
Storage and furniture
husky rolling cart
It’s popular for a reason! This cart is everything I dreamed of, and I wish I had gotten it so much sooner! It easily holds tons of wood and acrylic, my most used tools and it’s on wheels. Whenever I want to do a passthrough project with my Glowforge Pro, I simply wheel it over.
I purchased mine from Home Depot, but a black version can also be found on Amazon.
Sit/Stand Desk
I love using this for the flexibility of standing or sitting while working. If you are doing long projects or videos, raising it gives the perfect workspace. I got mine from Amazon.
Ikea Alex Drawers
I love to use these drawers for my vinyl and sublimation items. I rest my sublimation machine on top as well. Because I’m working with a small amount of space, the wheels make it so easy to rearrange to fit what I am doing. Buy the drawers here.
Get my inline fan setup
An inline fan has been my biggest lifesaver while using my Glowforge. Not only does it pull out the smoke and fumes quickly from my machine, but it also drastically cuts down the noise made. It is so quiet that I can continue filming tutorial videos while I cut and engrave! The entire setup can be purchased on Amazon!
My Glowforge Inline Fan Setup
