Quiet Work Space?

Does your university not have a shop you can use?

don't be stupid, that's impossible

>>1032079
>>1032075
No shop. Just looking to muffle a bit of sound. Don't think that is unreasonable.

How large are the projects you're planning? Are you going to build bunk beds and sell them to roommates, or tiny little rocking horses miniature saddles for fetishists to rest their nusacks on?

>>1032140
I'll be building coffee tables, chairs, stools, picture frames, with the occasional custom design for lets say a speaker set up, or custom two seat sofa.

For anything large I cut out the frames and auxiliary pieces in my room, transport them to the customer, and assemble on site. I can build beds too but the Uni typically provides us with beds, some of the richer kids might want a custom king or queen bed.

>>1032162
Loft bed setups are cool and make a lot of usable space beneath them.

>>1032162
There's more money in testicle horse holders, but whatever. Assembly is a minor issue, you need to worry about how long of a board you'll be able to plane

>>1032079
yep

I can't imagine they would put up with people repeatedly using power tools in their room

I would suggest finding someone nearby willing to let you use their garage

>What power tools can I buy that are quiet?
kek

even hand tools make noise

>>1032206
Yeah I figured. At this point I'm looking into local garage rentals.

>>1032193
Nah I'd rather just buy the horse testicles for myself, and as far as how long, at most were talking the two person sofa right? I'll mainly be using chopped up 2x4, 2x6, and sometimes 2x8 for the furniture, with some smaller pieces for more intricate stuff. The longest piece of solid wood that will fit in the room is around 12' so I think I'm OK.

>>1032190
Thanks for the idea! Completely forgot about it. Single roomers would probably love them considering how small some of the rooms can get, they can move their desk right under the bed and have enough space to entertain guests (get drunk and have sex).

As for tools I was once gifted a Ryobi and I liked it, so I think I'll stick with it. Any recs?

The only thing that will deaden sound is mass and air gaps. I know for a fact you spent less than 30 seconds researching this because you think that some fucking foam will effectively muffle sound.

This foam is used to acoustically treat a space and reduce reflections/echo/reverb.

>>1032065

>Rent storage shed +/- $60 a month.
>buy pic related
>start furnature reoair business with ample storage
>save dorm space
>profit


Had a homeless buddy once. We hooked his ass up son! Electric heater. Portable dvd player. Yes it's squating and stealing a little power, but it's better than being homeless!

>>1032065
Go rent a work space anon, trying to do that in your dorm room will piss people off and get you thrown out.

>>1032065
corded powertools and noise, who gives a fuck?

Flammable and high VOC stains and poly. Yea, people are going to give a huge fuck.

>>1032516
>>1032585
>>1032689
Thanks for the point in the right direction, sounds much smarter to be honest.

>>1032726
Figured.

BUMP:
Right now my super limited budget is forcing me to buy Black and Decker tools, basically a Jigsaw, Drill, and ROS. Itll cost me less than $100 and until I can make more and invest in a proper set it'll cover me.

Any tool recs?

>>1032216
Why not check out local self-storage? A lot of them have power, and don't mind you using them as a shop, as long as you aren't actually living in it.

>>1032747
Many colleges have work spaces that you can use. Often a course or training class is required required, but you gain access to tools that aren't shit in a space where you can make noise and dust.