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The tables are not bang up to date but should be fine just convert to metric choose your roof design and find the size required and spacing. http://www.stapeley1.plus.com/build%20regs%20&%20calcs.pdf

The question is a little loose so my answer has to be buy some hardwood and sharpen your tools.

Just alter the base and install a shelf so what it holds will increase the mass and it will be fine remember you have to pull it across to the central position. My small softwood bench with cupboard and draws takes some moving.

using glue and correct size material is required with kreg to carry load its better than screws as it fixes into the best part of the timber or board.

My suggestion would be stick to original proposal and have a vent back to the shop from the lean to at high level, looking at my situation very little dust would find its way back. Also note if you open up the air input to the stove its much less likely to smoke

To be honest i can not see the point of this, just a 12" extension what advantage do you get .There for i suggest you make a cupboard or draw unit with adjustable legs to line up the tops. A better mod would be a sliding support unit for the existing bench to support long boards when planing...

I have a smaller version of your proposal (1hp 100mm) and i have to open the door about 25mm, its easy to forget as it takes a short time before it starts smoking.

If you have a wood burning stove it will smoke when the extractor runs .

Are you sure your limited to 40'' as they are so thin i just set the tv stand more forward and the tv now 'overlaps the fire place but it looks ok.

Panasonic has Viera Link which when using compatable devices controls inputs etc.If i switch on the pan. dvd the tv comes on too, on the correct input and scaling but with my separate system i have to switch the amp . So for a easy time a all panasonic system is worth considering.Obviously you...

I think the answer to the question is yes .My tuner amp does not have hdmi so i use a optical input from sky box to provide tv sound to the 5.1 system. It all depends on the inputs available on the sony kit.

look at.lumber wood blanks , quite a sad story.

Modify the suspension fitting so the bolt /threaded rod goes all the way through the 8" timber and just use them there are lots of post and beam structures with splits working harder than your posts.

Digit Go to 'stumble settings' content filter to set that up.

The weight is your enemy especially when using vertically .Makita are well thought off but as its a one off i would get a inexpensive one say aldi or ebay.

''Are these any good for driving into 18mm ply or the average hardwood?'' No not realy remember you are nailing through timber before you hit the 18mm wood or if its through the 18mm first you need say a 25+ long nail . Air power is the way to go get a compressor (small one 25ltr) a connecting...

I am using Mozilla Firefox with a add on called Stumble upon, this finds webb pages according to your preferences and interests that you set up first, and can add or subtract from. Not much wood work but lots of other very nice sites for say photography design etc. might be worth a try or if you...

I built a flat roof on my shop and used. http://www.insulateonline.com/index1.htm?flatintro.htm~main The insulation is very firm and does not compress even with two men on top. I used the 75mm as you had to buy a pack off the other sizes then its three layers of felt no stone required i am very...

Extra force is required to undo the jambed nuts see if you can use your foot to apply the force this can also tend to pull the brace/spanner of the nut so a prop may be required , once set up you can use your full body weight also a tube can be used to lengthen a spanner to increase the force.

As a retired railway man i can tell you how the underground stations and workshops under bridges are damp controlled .Curved corrugated sheet is fixed under the curved brick work with two gutters at floor level to catch and divert any incoming water (render will not stop it)to a drain. I hope...