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I had an engineer come to fix a fault with boiler - stayed in all day and dug out and planted flowerbeds in front of my house. Getting late so I rang . Claimed he had been and couldn't locate the property!! I live at the end of a street and had been looking up and down the road all day and saw...

Haven't seen one of those kits before. This should be interesting to see how it develops.

Not sure about the workzone routers - haven't used one myself.

Looking good. If you are going to use a router - make sure any nail and screw heads are sunk. The base of the router will knock into them and won't be able to slide pass. I've just fallen over piles of wood in my shed and shot straight out the door!! When you get a moment - have a ruthless...

Some of those are terrifying.

Is this a 'quiet' running saw? Has anyone had enough time to assemble and get it working?

Welcome to the forum - good luck with the lathe and turning. Sounds like you've got an interesting machine to tinker with as well.

Hiring seems cheap. As others have done - I have bought a basic scaffold tower online. Used it for a year or two and sold it on. If you make some handy platforms with trapdoors - you might even sell it on for a bit more once you are finished with it.

You're all wrong - it's the first step going DOWN......

Nice - how was the fishing?

Welcome to the forum. Great pieces of work - the toy chests look fantastic.

Good luck to her - she seems to be doing alright out of the maker thing.

I'm even more impressed now I've seen inside your drawers!! The ironing board storage drawer is a great idea. But having a wine rack and beer storage drawer is the mark of genius. Never seen one like that before.

That looks amazing - really good quality. Did you enjoy the different shapes and angles? Based on my family. I reckon you have half of one of those drawers for your stuff - and they're already trying to force you out of that space!

That is very good - that could my entire workshop there - fitted in to that mitre station!!

Slightly off task here - I really like the design of the mitre saw station. You seem to have built in space on the wings to stow your sander and a scroll saw. Please tell me that's intentional and a genius use of dead space!

I am incredibly messy and like to work on several things at the same time. Dread to think of the mess I could make in a large workshop!!

That looks like a beast. I hope this is the tart of a picture heavy restoration thread

I'll give them a try - thanks for the heads up