I do know . <| sep |> Guess the rhs team is too big . Imagine if 1 or 2 people split 200 k euro . <| sep |> What ' s your climate like ? If you you live some where relatively warm with low humidity I ' d definitely use that carport area . I ' d enclose it somehow to keep things from being directly rained on and for security , but putting the big tools and a sandingfinishing area out there and setting up a bench and smaller stuff inside would be my move . I ' d keep the bathroom , maybe replace the sink with a slop sink if it ' s a nice one , but I hate going into house when I ' m covered in saw dust just to take a leak . Just a personal pet peeve , but I hate how everyone renovates their house with resale as the biggest concern . If you ' re going to live there for a while , make yourself happy . I bought a sawstop cabinet recently . I looked at the jobsite saw , but they were close enough in price I actually couldn ' t justify getting the jobsite model . I think it really only makes sense if you ' re going to on the move with it . I figure if I ' m spending that much , I ' d really be shooting myself in the foot to not get the tool I want even if it ' s just a little bit more , base price is too high to risk buyers remorse .