Tours of people's tiny wood shops

Mostly hand tools

• AnneOfAllTrades.com — From Nashville, TN. (1500 ft²)
  • Her previous workshop was in a laundry room.   [2]   [3]
• Adrian Preda — In the corner of a room, inside a residence. It's so beautiful, you don't realize you're basically standing in the middle of a workshop.   (Though if you look at what he sells, it's clear that he values doing polished and attractive work.)
• Gabriel Harel — Inside a residence. (100 ft²) @PrecisionPineCo, Precision Pine Co.
• Mark @StartMaking — In a shed that has no electric hookup. (this was his previous workshop) (80 ft²) @startmaking1, Start Making (Woodworking)
• Elmer Nahum — Inside a residence. (60 ft²) @practicalclubmaker, Practical Clubmaker

A decent amount of both hand tools and power tools

• Barry N.M. Dima at Fine Woodworking — Inside a residence. (120 ft²)
• Tenons & Tenors (89 ft²)
• Stephen Watson   (more) (48 ft²)

Mostly power tools

• Matthew Kressin (225 ft²)
• Brett Miller — Inside a residence. (206 ft²) @BrettsWoodshop, Brett's Basement Woodshop
• Eric Spencley — In a detached garage. (180 ft²) @BrettsWoodshop, Brett's Basement Woodshop
• Scott from SawsOnSkates.com (156 ft²)
• Rockler's advice for doing this (120 ft²)
• Ron Paulk's "Smart Woodshop" — In a box truck. (98 ft²)
  • Many other people have fashioned their shops after Ron's.
• Creative Life Forever — In a shed. (80 ft²)
• Elena Makes — In a shed. (70 ft²)