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Dreadful, what a terrible thing to happen to such a young person :(

Dont be silly, I wouldnt waste my time and theirs giving them a price if their budget didn't justify it

You wont be able to load photos until youve made a few more posts Dave, and welcome to the forum

Just to qualify my response, I design expensive German kitchens and you wouldn't believe the number of idiots that think they're going to get something they cant afford for the same price as B+Poo crap.

All of which could be said to apply to any premium product, whether its a Rolls Royce, Saville Row suit or a Holtey Plane, none of these do what a lower priced alternative wouldn't . Unless youve lived most of your life on Mars you're going to realise that Everest fit into this category, so to...

1/4" sounds a bit thin for the edging

Much of this thread is centred around the fact that Everest are not the cheapest home improvement company. :shock: and how windows can be had from Bodgit and Leggit for 1/4 the price Wow, tell me something I didn't already know :roll: And in case you didn't realise, stay away from Bentley...

Thanks MM , I cant find anything under that description though. This is the sort of thing Im after, but heavier

Is flat bar available that is tapered from one side to the other. Looking for something about 3/4 wide

They look really good Ross, just the thing for outdoor work/activity. Shall be trying a pair of those myself

Some very nice work there Dodge, how did you colour/finish the oak tables?

Great DW, back before the pc brigade banned our sense of humour, when comedians were actually funny :lol: Wonder how the Nazi uniform would go down now, probably get the wearer banned from tv

If this highlights anything its the importance of leaving a will. I intend anything I leave to go to my immediate family and failing that it will go to animal charities. Theres no way a pack of vultures I haven't seen in donkeys years will be circling around my estate.

Superb and very charitable of you =D>

Thanks Grayorm for highlighting that, it's my favourite section of the forum

If your intending to knock up a couple of sheds for your own use I would go along with the recommendations. If your intending to make sheds for sale on a part time basis then a nailer would be invaluable in terms of time saved. There are always plenty of decent second hand examples on ebay

Good result Phil, better to have a friend than an enemy

Hmmm Roast Pork got my mouth watering thinking about it =P~ =P~

All depends on how co-operative you need him to be with your workshop build. If you will be stuffed without his co-operation then revenge is a dish best served cold. If you can build your workshop regardless of him then I would make him get it sorted. The obvious thing though is its you who...

Poplar paints lovely and is relatively cheap, but as Jason says Beech is far tougher