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Re, I am a cider drinker - worzel gummidge

Good luck with the move (y)

Come from up north but now live in southwest Wales. My favourite Welsh saying is popty ping :LOL: , it's what they call a microwave

Nesh , when someone's nesh they're weak / sensitive / wimpy. Originally meant scared of the cold. " Why's our Steve got a coat on? It's not that cold " " Cause he's nesh "

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Thanks never knew that, think I'm going to drive big coach bolts through the sides

Very nice that's how they use to do barns back in the day I got a load of 6x1 gravel boards cheap , ended up lapping them like feather boards . Not the best looking but it sheds water well

I like the cladding is it a big standards planks over lapped ?

I'd be chuffed if they turned out looking as good as that !

MHP tool hire . Unless they've gone up since I got one a month or two ago

Hi thank you sounds like a great saw . I've just emptied the coffers buying a table saw so might be a little while before it pick one up :LOL:

Could get in touch with local glass blowers see if they'd be interested in custom making something? Might cost a pretty penny . They might want their name on it for advertising purposes ? Could be worth trying to get it in the local newspaper ? That way maybe they'd do it cheaper for the publicity??

Very nice . Kids are going to love it

Bought the DeWalt thanks all 👍

Hey thanks Andy if you can't no worries appreciate your advice

Good to hear , any pics if I'm not being too nosy ?

Thanks for your help Johnny . I picked through the stock at Wickes was there half an hour getting the straight ones . I've cut the verticals on my cheap carp miter saw with a LOT of fiddling managed to them within 0.5mm :D Rebate to fix the tounge and groove to the frame work right ? Like...

Single garage, 174cm gap so each door is going to be slightly under 87cm, 200cm high

This is roughly what I'm aiming for. I've got 4x2 for the top ledge and side frames, 4x1 for the other two ledges & the braces , and 19mm tounge and groove for the cladding. I'm an novice woodworker at best :D so trying to keep it simple as I can!