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Spax and reissener are good but a bit expensive screwfix turbo gold are pretty good probably used about 3000 during workshop build last year no complaints on my usage obviously you'd need to identify studs for maximum strength

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/386962029774277/?ref=facebook_story_share Looks a bargain for someone with the space for it

One man's rubbish is another man's treasure had some seriously good finds in skips best find 1920s art deco smiths clock which after an hour of tinkering got it working perfectly sold on ebay for £150 also get most of my wood for hobby and fire out of skips

I have an inca euro 260 too small for some people but ideal for my small workshop 4.5m x 4m very accurate and well made

I use mine for dimensioning timber with good blades and it comes in real handy for firewood and logs with older blades lot safer than chop saw quicker and a lot less mess with extraction ,chop saw chucks sh#t everywhere I have a table saw too but bandsaw definitely the go too

https://www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/router-jig-milling-machine/

Side table from an unusual piece of a tree trunk I got as fire wood had to put a couple of bow ties on underside to stop checks travelling been told it looks like the shape of Australia it does a bit when I checked it out

There is no dvd of this series afraid you'll just have to wait for a repeat on discovery, although from what I remember from when it was on it was OK but I've seen better workshops on this forum the mezzanine was a nice touch though

The old timber is much better than what you can buy now most old joists are douglas fir and actually had time to grow love joists and old original internal doors

Recycled 100 year old joists

I had a job recently with attic lights tripped out and not resetting and fault on fire alarm on attic zone found quite a few lighting cables with no insulation on 2 to 3 foot sections and fire alarm cables same didn't find any dead critters but owner said they'd seen a squirrel going in from a...

Present for my brothers birthday. He really likes the sheffield cutlers/buffers stools you often see on salvage hunters. Heres my version with a bit of tage frid thrown in. All made from old joists off a roof space to room conversion Yakisugi finish with linseed oil and bees wax

I made this one for mine

Woden and w.s also made some nice planes with heavy well machined castings not has plentiful has records or Stanley's but nice planes

Just a practice piece made with some 5x2 c16 off cuts and off cuts of 2x2 out of a skip

Stool stand for my strawberry planter yakisugi finish using a blowtorch brushed down with a scrubbing brush and several coats of linseed oil

Paragon paints do a good range of enamels

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Hope this of some help i dont speak German either, but gives you an idea of what you need and some thread sizes

I t does picture blown up on that bit