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Hey there! I have a pretty similar garage/wood shop! From the front to the back, here's my setup: Left Side: 2' Space at the front for garbage cans - one for garbage - other for scrap wood for the fireplace. 4' x 33" Floating bench (close to your depth) - Behind - I keep my Kreg K5 Pocket Screw Jig mounted to a piece of plywood Like This I used these from Princess Auto - firmly mounted into the studs to create the floating bench portions. Wouldn't stand on them but they are great for most projects) Underneath - my dust collection system part 1 - Rigid Vet/Dry Shop Vacuum --> Dustopper 12-inch Diameter Dust Separator - Really nice because it's low profile and fits on a regular 5 gallon bucket - great for fine dust --> Centec 20' Hose Quick Adapter Set - Mostly lives on my compound sliding mitre saw but I got the slightly longer hose so I could use it with my tracksaw when needs be. 34"x33" Fliptop cabinet with 16" (18.5" total width) drawers on either side - Behind - centec hose on the left hand side - different saw blade on the right hand side. I made a fliptop too! Fun project. I never really use it that much to be honest but my table saw is a fold up on the opposite side of the garage so I suspect you'll get a lot more use. I likedTheHowtoDad's design for getting the fliptop to be exactly in place. I really like the Bosch 10" Dual-Bevel Sliding Glide Mitre Saw The 12" is good too but I didn't mind sacrificing depth for a little more accuracy. Amazing saw for tight shops. Can be mounted right up against the wall (or very close to). My only complaint is the lack of a LED blade shadow. I had to install one myself. The crazy thing is the saw is completely designed to have one. There's even a blank on the handle for the switch... I have no idea why they didn't follow through with making one. It was a bit of work and I needed a 120v to 12v adapter for the LED but it fixed the one issue I had with that saw. Super smooth in every other way. 4' x 33" Floating bench - Behind - Shop power bar strip - Metal Pegboards with hand tools Underneath - A 36"x31" rolling workbench with 2 drawers and a section for scraps of wood. This is great if I need a workbench in the center or outside the shop. 4' x 8' x 3/4" Plywood vertically against the wall - turned into a power tool board - Power tools plus charging station. Mostly Ryobi stuff but a little Rigid/Hitachi as well.
https://a.co/d/0b4trerX this centech one fits both ends. The hose is smaller but the end close to the vacuum fits the inside diameter of my ridgid 2.5" shop vac hose port perfectly. One of the rubber ends on this set will fit the dust port on the festool track saw.