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Seems like what you need is heating .Gas (bottled) is easy to do but can produce condensation so you will have to air out the shop when not heating and keep a checking for rust, but it will get you out there and it warms up fast.

http://www.stapeley1.plus.com/build%20regs%20&%20calcs.pdf looking at table A18 you are correct 50x220 @400 or 75x195 @400. But is this the shortest span for the space and could you have a large beam (could be steel) then lighter stuff over shorter spans like old buildings used . All the...

This link may help you. http://www.woodgen.com/woodwork/rocking_chair/chair.htm

If its faulty get it replaced record are very good with warranty etc.

The sky magic eye (tool station) requires a cable from rf2 to your set and power turned on in rf2, instructions come with it. a connector with a power light is part of the unit and it works with the sky remote. http://www.sky-remotes.com/setup-sky-magic-eye.shtml

I am using firefox when i go to the european woodwork post and click on the vid. it opens in a new tab (Top of page not as IE) when finished click cross on tab and back to post . Cromifox extreme 3 is the themes i use I have just noticed :-tools-options-tabs. open new windows in new tab...

If you look how glass/aly. walls are fixed/braced for a walk in shower they have a rod to an adjacent wall and are quite strong so do something along these lines . In the shower area to be tiled use 'aquapanel ' (B&Q etc) and high quality waterproof adhesive and grout, else were thick plaster...

I usually start here. http://stores.ebay.co.uk/PRICE-ATTACK-STORE/DIY-Tools-/_i.html?_sacat=631&_sid=56468353&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322

You need to know the radius of the disc, as a quadrant of radius base and height is the only area that you can use safely if the toy blocks are easy to work in this area your good to go the belt will cater for larger area blocks good square fences are nice to have.

If the rafters are all same length it looks like the long wall tops have spread realign then pilot drill the ridge board and screw into the center line of the correctly positioned say right hand rafter then in the next bay into the left hand and so on then screw at a angle there opposite numbers...

Second hand fire doors are solid timber and heavy, covered with 18mm mdf and softwood under frame job done for little money any design you care for and little time spent .

Those roof trusses look very poor to me and i think you should do them again checking your dimensions and make sure you have the sides of the structure temporally fixed parallel. It will increase there strength and you will be satisfied with the job even if it slowed progress at the time.

My old linkhttps://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/interesting-wood-yard-near-knutsford-cheshire-t29573.html The pictures have gone but the directions are still handy.

The fixing will experience mostly compression forces and will be glued to the rocker so glue and plug with same wood.

The wood yard looks like wild woods at Peover Hall.

Thanks for your answer that is just the info i need.

Axminster sell a100mm to 51mm reducer that connects to a 2.9m long hose and stepped adapter . If i use the main SIP 100mm extraction system which is external and use the above to various smaller power tools will this work ok has any one a similar set up, any info would be use full.

Poor show by the test garage they have loads of time to do the test so could have corrected it and still finished in the allotted time with no extra paper work.

Or you could get a spare card for your camera, could be less expensive.

Workshop build -you can save a layer of t&g by careful cutting the kingspan to a friction fit between the joists also you get a non compressible floor. Flat roof construction -look at there site for insulation with a ply top surface for the waterproof to be applied its a sealed system i have it...