My shop is 26 x 50, with about 9' ceiling. I have a unisaw, with the long rails, a go609 jointer, and an 18" woodmaster. Also have 3 router tables, plan to get rid of one, a sliding miter saw, a mm16, edge sander, and a bench about 9' long. Also have a lumber/ plywood rack about 5 x 14', so the ply can lay flat, and extended for lumber storage on a couple shelves. I put the lumber rack in front of an overhead door so I can just raise the door for plywood and lumber delivery. Also have lumber piled along a couple walls, one pile has stickers, ane the other is dry. My saw jointer and planer are situated so I can rip 16' boards, and the router tables are spaced so that they fit between the paths of lumber being sawed, planed etc. I have a work area in front of the machines I use for glue ups, on a couple of sawhorses in front of the machines, when I need to rip long boards, I just move the horses etc. The bandsaw and edge sander are sitting together to share a drop from dust collector, as both are 4" and dc is 6". They are about 4' from my workbench, and the bench is about 5' from south wall with windows. Would like to get a drum or widebelt sander, but where to put it? It seems fairly spacious except when I'm into a kitchen or several other pieces at the same time. Not enough storage, and no finish room. Starting over, I'd go 36 wide.