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Do t n Looks like a DIY bandsaw how's it going??

What's up with your floor?

8.4m??

I'd use polystyrene better at insulating and doesn't soak up water...

Looks lovely! What cladding are you going? Cedar? Larch? How are you anchoring you posts to the brickwork?

How about using some piano hinges to joint the pieces to each other? Fold the hinged wings out and pop the top on.

Imho you want insulation and heating for a decent working environment. A £20 /40 fan heater/ oil rad + 2" celotex will be fine tbh.

Car insurance, utility companies, phone + broadband all make a killing unless you regularly switch..

How about 40 insulation pie or polyurethane and then hardboard plywood screwed up. That way you don't have any gaps. It looks better and it's not much more than the cost of tape. Just a thought.

Or you could make it 1000mm deep using 18mm ply and a 200mm back wall to stop anything falling off the back? 4x2 under the front edge. 4x2 into wall to rest it on.

Try Aximinster as they marketed the same saw as the ts10....

I would simply try a washing pad and washing up liquid first?

Osb plates Either side if the beams will make little difference tbh.

What about 1x 4 timber glued and screwed to the top and bottom of the 4x2 that way you have a I beam but only loose 1" headroom and 1" height? Just a thought.

How about screw and gluing 2x2 on top of the 4x2?

Firm of woodworker with your name!

Much better off with 6" joists. It won't affect your headroom at all as they are on top of your walls. I hardly think planning are going to worry about 2" tbh.

Thanks that's really interesting!👍

Nice work! Your not from East Morton on the hill up to the otley road? 🤔

Right I have 8 large oranges and 4 lemons can anyone recommend a good simple recipe, slightly sharp so I don't use too much sugar / marmalade?