My shop is 30 miles from home. Does that still qualify as a 'home shop' ?
For the most part, my woodworking equipment is at the house. About the only time I use that stuff is when I'm doing house repair chores.
But I do like having a cheap benchtop wood bandsaw for cutting plastic shapes and the occasional wood or thin aluminum
And I've been known to cut aluminum plate with my circular saw or table saw on occasion.
I have a 20-ton hydraulic press, but I go to the arbor press first. It's so much easier to use if you don't need the tonnage. I have a small arbor press and a large one. The large one has a handwheel which is a BIG timesaver
Right now I'm in pretty good shape for tools:
Lathes: Enco 10x24, South bend 9A, Atlas 618, Northern Tools 7x12, (Micromark 7x14 gone)
Mills: Powermatic Millrite, Centex(Rockwell), half of a Clausing,(Minimill gone)
Shapers: Atlas early, Atlas 7B, South Bend
Band saws: Jet 4x6, Marvel 6x12, Enco 14" Vertical modified for metal
Drill Press: Rigid floor DP, Craftsman benchtop
MIG and gas welding equip.
Presses: 3
And of course all the tooling etc
It's about time to thin the herd a bit and build that shop at the house.