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mine arrived on friday, very happy with it & its all pretty much bang on, might need to slightly schim the fence at one end. only thing i don't like is the stand as the legs stick out at an angle so i have decided I'm going to build a cabinet with casters instead.

you should not need to attach the inuslation to the shiplap matey, you can cut the insulation sightly larger than the gap between the studs & push fit in so its wedged in place. i have never insulated a shed but am insulating my cellar ceiling, I'm just cutting the insulation 2-3cm wider than i...

i would also say they rubber gasket might be reacting.... funny thing rubber & wood + oils... I'm a professional drum maker by day, a lot of the fittings we buy in come with rubber gaskets, all vary in quality & style depending on where the parts originate, we have had some funny reactions with...

its been £119.95 for a while, i have been waiting poised for a good while hoping it would hit below £100 soon... its just happened now & the order went straight in. from the reviews it seems a good buy & i certainly could not make one to the same spec for the same price. G

i am using wicked general purpose insulation slabs in the roof on my workshop, decent thermal insulation & noise reduction, currently on offer @ £26.69 a pack which covers 7.2m2 which came up good value from what else i had found, the fact that is literally a 30 second walk for me also sealed...

excellent job, looks amazing... very inspiring use of space.

i bought one from wickes in the sale cost me £35, its brilliant far quieter than the house vac, so far in 3 weeks its managed to deal with all the mess of me boarding our a loft, cutting an opening through lath & plaster ceilings for the loft hatch & cleaned years worth of ash & sot from 2 old...

it was very dark until we put the 3 strip lights in the back & 2 in the front, it was lit by 1 bulb in each room originally. The pics are not great im afraid as they are off my phone, there is natural light in the day, all these later pics were taken late on a night at 11ish pm when i was...

Got my bench finished today, got all my tools & bits sorted into the draws, maybe only temporary as they are but it gets rid of the clutter and i can look at the rest of the space now & start deciding what to do with it. i also sorted all my screws & fixings into parts bins, good god that can...

always good to see how others begin to use their space, as I'm currently work g on my workshop space i loving seeing threads like this... keep it up, more pics when you can.

Finally starting to make some progress, got strip lights up in the front & back, still got some wiring to sort out, but i can start working on other things, mucking around with lay out ideas, obviously the 1st thing i need is a decent batch to work on. As money is tight due to a whole house...

the G clamps are fine, currently working in my lost & working on converting my cellar into a workshop & all 10 have been in use on and off the whole time, just as good as the old clamps i have at my workshop which are old record ones.

ok working on lighting now, getting rid of dangerous bulbs & odd wiring. thought i would show you some more pics as it is. getting to know the place & find out more about the place now, still undecided about how I'm going to lay things out, originally was going to have the front room with my...

will get more pics of the space up this week as we are finally having our internet connection sorted :o you can see part of the saw, will make sure its in the next pic, its great though I'm not keen on the riving knife & plastic blade guard, i also got caught out by its size, however partly...

progress is slow, at the weekend I started moving & relocating a dangerous light near the steps, what i thought would be a couple of hours took far longer, then decided to have a break from things going wrong in the lair to go fit a new loft hatch & ladders in the spare room... bad idea... i...

excellent advice, tried it for the first time this morning.... got quite a kick out of, don't think she noticed yet :lol: 4 rooms, now I'm jealous! it id occur to me last night that i could probably get things in in pieces, where there is a will their is a way, or there is somewhere where i...

yup its a decent size, but the fact thats its very dry & warm is the biggest bonus, its has en electronic damp proof system which seems to work well. room 1 12'3" x 14'10" (3.73m x 4.52m) room 2 12'11" x 12'3" (3.94m x 3.73m) (including the coal bunker) the stairs are the only way in, so no...

Moved into our new home on friday, a sturdy early 1900's Terrace, small 2 bed that needs updating, but it comes with a fab bit of bone dry double cellar space, the last couple never used it other than to have a fridge freeze in . My GF hates cellars so its all mine, in-between ripping out...

well thats good, i just pulled the trigger on the 10 G Clamps & left the Sash :lol:

i was wondering the same thing about these clamps, its a good price... my finger is hovering over the button to buy these & the 6 Sash clamps.... wonder how many more beers i will need before i commit (hammer) (hammer) (hammer)