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Has any one got or use one of these modular garage units, if so are they ok and worth the money, looking at a 4-5m unit for new build workshop. Any recomendations as to a make Sealey, Draper and many others do them any preferred brands? Hilka Professional 24 Gauge Steel 11 Piece Modular Cabinet...

I have table saw (305mm) planer thicknesser welding sets trolley all on these, easy to fit, cheap and do the job

Sorby 447 with a slow speed grinder, fast repeatable and accurate, don't go for a wet grinder its way too slow for turning tools, with my set up it is seconds then back to the lathe

Yes Firrings to go on top of easi span beams with warm roof over these. Again many thanks to all

Bl00dy hell that was quick. Lol many thanks

I visited a new men’s shed today in Stalham Norfolk like many it is a great addition to the locale and is run and set up by a long time wood turner. This gentleman has health issues himself but has single handedly set up and opened a new men’s shed last week. If any forumites can spare ant...

Ok so the new build is now up to dpc, I am sourcing some easi joists for the roof but cannot get my head around the calculation for the firings to give ne a reasonable advised 1:40 fall over a 5 m span. Can anyone clear my befuddled aging brain on what size firings I need to cut to give me the...

Must admit I wouldnt be using a bandsaw for this type of cut, it would be a mitre saw or my table saw. bandsaws are good for most things but not all things.

It will depend on the power of your chip collector - mine is predominently dust as it is a wide mouyh but it does a sterling job on a standard chip collector, it also depends where you situate it, mine is just standing behind the lathe and I angle the hood accordingly

Get yourself a VB 36 - 36" over the bed and 5` 9" with bed bars removed - great for anything including table tobs and baths

I have one of those and would thoroughly recommend

I used a multi tool to remove a couple of damaged tiles - worked a treat, I cut away the grout and the broken bits almost fell out on their own

I have the planning through for a 8m x 5m workshop, initially I was going brick and block, but I am considering sips on a brick plinth over a concrete floor. Anyone any suggestions, advice or experience on which construction method to use. It will be a flat(slight pent) roof 2.5m eves not the 3m...

£255 for a 6 yard here in Norfolk last week

Would you apply this to the UK to? Not very practical as they would have people wanting access to their guns day and night due to the nature of hunting, and many stations are not staffed now. I think the right to bare arms or arm bears or what ever it is, is way to generic which in turn requires...

A box with oil/sand mix is ideal if you can as it adds weight and dampens vibrations, or like me get a VB36 at 350kg it doesnt move much!!!!!!

JSP Air Cap for me - good for beardy types to

I have long lengths of alluminium box, great for routing and levelling footings etc

Dont use standard filler as stated use epoxy and a couring if anything - otherwise leave it as a feature

Sorby 447 jig and an 8" slow grinder, all i have ever used for the past 20 or so years, fast repeatable accurate grinds