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Feel like picking up a few bits from Peter Seftons shop. Some lovely stuff there. The main page currently says 5% off, but ends June 17th. Anyone know if this is a mistake and the page should be changed? Cannot see the 5% being applied at checkout

Sorry I don’t have one either but interested to find out too!

Thanks so much. I went to Stoney CNC in Dublin today. Saw their I2R with a water cooled spindle. Looks quite sturdy although it would want to be for over 8k euro. I’d have no doubt that if I went for it, I’d be well supported by Stoney after sales, but I am not sure if it’s good value for money...

Thanks unfortunately I do not have enough room for 8x4. I think 4x4 is pushing it but I could make this work

It’ll be for business. Mdf and some hardwoods. Use it for Cabinet doors hopefully

Hi All Thinking of getting a CNC, tabletop version budget around 4-6K Euro ( up to c.5K GBP). I wonder what are the skills required for using it successfully? I have a good IT background, and am reasonably proficient at 3d modelling such as Sketchup. Secondly, any recommendations for a high...

Thanks, I’ve never come across him but will check him out!

Hi all So there’s a sea of books catering for the beginner woodworker, there’s the likes of Les Goring 1st / 2nd fix carpentry books for construction sites, and Krenov for the master craftsmen. What I can’t find is any book or resource on commercial panel work; wardrobes, alcove units, etc...

Nice. I will be running power from an adjacent shed. I will drill through the wall of the existing shed. Not sure how to bury the SWA under the foundations of the existing shed

I like Mike Gs method of using concrete lintels and a suspended floor. However, I have already laid a paving slab base (under the slabs is DPM and hardcore) which would mean wasted money and a lot of wasted energy !

yep have a compressor. I have a brad nailer - I assume the finish nailer uses a heavier gauge than brads?

Is a framing nailer worth buying to speed things up?

great work Heimlaga, although wouldn't blend in with the environment where I am. Not even the base.

10ft x 9ft Shiplap. Would like to go for 8ft high walls. Open to suggestions on roof styles

I’m over in Ireland unfortunately. Almost embarrassed to ask, but can anyone recommend a book on wooden shed building?

Thanks James

Anyone know how I can calculate my materials requirements?

Very tidy work Phil

Saved 500, that’s massive !

Has anyone built their own timber shed lately? My metal shed that I have bought recently is for the bin! Thinking of building my own from pressure treated timber.