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I did actually venture into fleabay/gumtree and S&S's used section and couldnt find bugger all except S&S had a used centura with i expect to be a lot of money

didn't know that :)

i have not, a lot has put me off looking for used machines, delivery, possibilities of having to fix something without having a clue etc.

I do like the SCM machines as well as the Hammer/Felder, im just not sure i can justify 3.5k + as a weekend warrior. maybe i just need to lower my expectations.

Thanks for the response, Im happy to re-evaluate and save up a bit more. I have no intention of buying a used machine as I want the piece of mind of a guarantee and support as well as part availability not being a tinkerer.

I find myself in a dilemma. I took a trip down to Yandles yesterday t look at the Laguna 14bx.....didnt have any Im looking to spend around 1500 and was pretty much set on the 14bx...until the guy in the shop was saying the Sabre 450 although made in china has excellent aftercare which is UK...

So i went with the following, seems to do the job: put the frame up and sealed it with expanding foam, the made a bottom insulated stud wall which is a tigh friction fit....might add a couple of screws just in case. havent done the top part yet but thinking about hinging it to the bottom.

I did think about having the current door sprayed, but another part of the reason is in the unlikely event someone decides to force the door open and steal my goodies they wont be able to open the door if there is an internal door/structure blocking it.

interesting ideas, thanks for the input, the hinged approach would mean making sure a significant area is clear for the door to lift. I also like the sliding door idea but i dont think anything is level enough and id make a complete pigs ear of it :)

my plan was to double up the top rail to give a flat surface to attach some kind of insulated panel for drafts/noise the sheet is just for dimensions

I hope this all makes sense, I do have a couple of bad photos to add. So I got my garage which is nice and dry but my first step is that I want to seal and insulate the door, however I'd like it to be removable for when I buy new machines etc. My plan was to essentially frame an upside down U...

Perfect, I'll give you a shout when I'm ready, what's delivery costs like? Compared say...to Axminster? (hammer) (hammer)

having decided to keep my little bosch GTS tablesaw and instead of going with a bigger cabinet saw im looking at the 18bx bandsaw, do we know what delivery times are like?

Thanks mike, I was looking at the roll stuff for the ceiling, just to keep the cost down a bit, i didnt think of foil backed pasterboard, nut thats a good shout. For the walls, 2 layers of 25mm celotex? will that be much different to 1 x 50mm layer? Ill definitely go with OSB as it will also...

Thanks chaps, Just wanted to make sure i was going about it the right way. wheres a good place to look for 2nds on insulation? that will cut cost a little i guess Are there any specific models of celotex to use? it seems there is a pretty big range of the stuff. cheers, Craig

Lets try this in a correct forum... Morning chaps, Hope we are all well? I have been searching a fair bit and can't quite figure out how to do my soon to have garage workshop. Its' a single garage with eaves. I was thinking of the following: Plasterboard-ing the ceiling joists with...

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im no insert specialist, but the guys i have seen on yootoob use stainless steel ones for attaching legs to tables because of strength.

Apparently the PSPlus games for May include Farming simulator! Im not sure how it will be on a playstation, but im going to damn well find out :) been looking at it for a while now.

looking forward to a deck build. I have one coming up soon and have no clue where to start. if you could video that whole build and put it on yootoob, that would be super, thanks :D :D