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[QUOTE="FramerCat, post: 951563, member: 5913"]
I would probably need to know a lot more about your style, intended clientele, location, and most importantly budget before I tell you what I think you need but I’ll give it a try.

1)	Lighting- Not a huge concern to me in my style of business. Each of my shops has different kinds of lighting. I can’t advise you on this. 
2)	I have both a saw and choppers. They are each better at certain things like the saw is better for most wood mouldings and metal. The chopper is better for fillets, liners and poly and will not work on metal at all. You could easily go with either, both or neither.
3)	Sometimes I hang customer art like Ylva suggested, especially if it is particularly large. We also store it under our front counters.
4)	I leased my 8000 so it became mine at the end of the lease. The lease keeps your money in the bank so that you have it for unforeseen expenses (and there will be some), but if you have a considerable war chest buying it outright will save money in the long term.

There are a lot of things that people will tell you are must haves but honestly nothing in this industry is a must have. It will all depend on your business model.

Ed
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