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Ay, caramba - thinking outside the box! How brittle/structurally sound is Fermacell? I can imagine it being ok in compression but poor in tension - but i have no experience to base that on, it might have reinforcing fibres in it 🤔 @HOJ - thanks for the suggestion buddy! I will see how much time...

@Fitzroy - Usual faces :p Ok, thanks for confirming that, was the only logical explanation I could think of - so getting rid of as many heat bridges as possible, got it! Thanks buddy. @Samkilby - As an alternative, and to also utilise your suggestion regarding wider stiles, bit leftfield, but...

Bloomin' awesome - thanks for all the advice! @Jameshow - Sorry i am being dim, not quite understanding your comment about the bracing/ply. I can use ply, no problem, but i would like to understand why. I can see that i am making a cold bridge - in exactly the same way as i am with the rails...

Good evening folks! Looking for some wisdom please - purely to prevent me wasting time and wood. Looking to build some sturdy garage doors to replace a horrible draughty metal 'up n over' door. Sketches are: Looking to use Redwood due to the rot resistance, cost effectivness and stability...

Good evening fellow woodworkers! I have had a couple of nibbles at this, but nothing serious - still looking to give this a new home :) Happy Friday 🍻

Sale agreed - pending collection and payment!

It can indeed be dismantled. The top section would be your biggest single element - i can provided dimensions if you like 🤓

I have used Shipley before, they were spot on, and reasonably priced - as long as you are patient! I am sure there are other services available too (y) :unsure:

Totally agree Blister! I will be very sad to see it go, wish i could incorporate it into my new layout :confused:

Hello folks! Not going to let this go for silly money, but i am always up for a bit of haggling 🤑

Hello folks! Not going to let this go for silly money, but i am always up for a bit of haggling :p

Hello Jon, West Norfolk buddy. I can put it on a pallet and help load if needs be (y)

Charnwood W650 Table saw (3HP) in excellent condition. Purchased new by me in mid-2020, never abused, well looked after - and always used with dedicated dust collection. This is in perfect working order and can be seen operating. Comes with spare blade (original) as well as an upgraded Stehle...

Unfortunately, I have to sell my well-loved Sjobergs 1900 workbench as I need to generate some space in my workshop. As thoroughbred workshop enthusiasts, you no-doubt know that this is an awesome workbench (currently retails for at least £1,700). I appreciate than many may want the challenge...

@Fitzroy - that makes more sense! I did realise it would be venting warm moist air to a cold area. In my mind, the panacea is a warm wet box within a cold dry box - correct?

@Dynamite - very similar post, thanks for linking - i will have a read after work! @Sachakins - I love the idea of insulating the top of the roof instead, but thought the trusses would act as thermal bridges, resulting in constant wet/dry leading to rotten timbers (in many years). Do you...

+1 for Garmin, great bit of kit, robust, good battery life and safe way of receiving notifications that you can chase up when safe 👍

Hello folks! I am after some advice please. I have a detached single berth, single skin brick garage (or 1/2 brick width, as explained by @Lons in a similar thread), I have been using this as my workshop for the past 2 years. I absolutely love being in my workshop, however, i need an Eskimo...

Where from buddy? They were crazy money when I looked! P.S. job is renovating our own house, not trade.

Haha - lovely doors Doug, very impressive 👏 I can understand why you want them to remain!