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It's difficult to tell from the photo how much dust has got through. All cyclones will let a small amount through. If it's letting a lot through I a short space of time then that's not right though. I believe an air leak is one source of these type of problems. Are you confident all your seals...

Who do you use instead Sporky? I find them convienient but if there's somewhere better locally I'm up for trying them Mark

Random When you say Surrey Sawmills do you mean Surrey Timbers. Or is Surrey sawmills a different place cause I've not heard of it and therefore naturally curios If you do mean Surrey timbers I would second your suggestion they are worth a visit Mark

Bedec paints over pressure treated wood fine. They are also helpful technically if you call them Mark

Featheredge is perfectly capable of lasting donkeys years, either treated softwood or a durable hardwood. If you don't like the look, well thats a totally different matter. Be aware your CLS is kiln dried, untreated fast grown softwood, its going to want to swell and move once outside to the...

I don't understand why you have discounted the featheredge boards Mark

You could try this method for making a stepper, probably better than a stepper as the transition is smooth 12.07 in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hs2mL1wcfpw HTH Mark

sounds like a best combi Mark

Easy tigers, I appreciate both your help and advise. And I do realise I need a sparks for full confirmation,I'm just trying to see what I can work out before and be pre armed so to speak. I suspect my load requirement is reasonably large, the table saw, planer, bandsaw and dust extractor are...

A slightly better pic showing the bottom of the metal box in the garage And I only noticed today this loop of what looks like twin core and earth looping around where the garage feed enters Mark

Here's the house end if it helps

Thanks for the replies Monkeybiter, I'll try what you said in the next couple of days Monkey Mark, its hard for me to be sure but the cable in does look smaller than I had in my old workshop Alexam, I too am going to have problems running a new cable to the garage. First the house gubbins are...

Some of you will be aware my workshop is in storage after moving house. With so much to do on the house I think rather than build another dedicated workshop straight away I'm going to set up shop in part of the double garage. This may be my workshop location for the next 5 years . I need to...

Paul Note the wink after my comment, was intended to be light hearted. For what its worth I agree that if its good for turning ( I have no idea, I dont own a lathe) then it would be good to go to turners. There are several people above me that have expressed an interest and I don't really...

Not too good for me :wink: Where you moving to Mike? Mark

Mike I would be interested in it but would be for firewood,I don't do turning Let me know, I'm between Dorking and Guildford though would probably enlist my mate with his trailer as he also lives Worcester park Mark

That looks a very neat (and posh) solution Mark

Thanks Bob I'm completely with you on the sticking out, it makes it look like the fridge freezer was an after thought. The set back infills are a great idea. I didn't realise you could get surround kits. Is that for all brands, I've got my eye on a smeg? I've also got another question, how...

Benchwayze, Ants is what I'm interested in Mark

That looks great Bob. How tight is the hole the fridge freezer is slotted into, do they require ventilation around them? Mark