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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    The picture upload worked! Here is a picture of the inside of one of the stables with the current “horse” - my dad’s old Wrigley truck which spent a good twenty years in daily use in his greenhouses in Guernsey before he retired from growing flowers. It now gets a bit of use shifting stuff...
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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    Partly as a test to see if I can upload photos, here is a shot of the stables in the snow. The stables are either side of the stable door - you can only see one side (with the arched window).
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    Forge

    That's fantastic.
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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    I’ll try to do that! The garage has a bit of history. I think back in the day it would have housed a proper vintage car (would have been state of the art then of course). It used to have a pair of sliding doors - the tracks are visible in the floor. There’s even an old petrol pump and, I...
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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    Unfortunately I don’t think a beam underneath is possible (or at least would be too big a job). I wanted to use the space above the garage, because I thought it would be fun to embark on a new hobby making sawdust upstairs, whilst carrying on with one of my other pastimes of tinkering with a...
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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    No, I’m listening to everyone. Particular thanks for your considered and expert input. I’ll certainly be having a look to see what I can do in terms of reinforcement/re-thinking. Thanks again.
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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    Thanks Trevanion I’m certainly not planning to load it up that much! I couldn’t get that sort of machinery up there even if the floor was up to the job! Anyway, the diet starts tomorrow (homer) ...
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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    In fairness to Robin, it’s not his floor. It’s mine, so I suspect he has already forgotten about it! Anyway, I appreciate the input. I need to have a think about what to do.
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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    Thanks. Very helpful.
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    Floor strength for heavy(ish) machinery

    This came up on the thread about the Baileigh table saw review - I thought I'd start a new thread to avoid that one drifting. That saw weighs around 200kg and in asking how feasible it would be to get it up some stairs to a room above my garage, I was prompted to think about whether the floor...
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    Screws for UKJ Mitre slot bar

    Lots on ebay. E.g.: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M4-M5-M6-M8- ... ctupt=true As for actual shops you can walk into and buy stuff like that off the shelf, I'm not sure. Axminster would have been one I would have tried.
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    Baileigh Industrial TS-1040E-50 Cabinet saw

    Thanks. I'll take a proper look and may report back for further advice...
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    Baileigh Industrial TS-1040E-50 Cabinet saw

    Thanks - where there's a will there's a way! I think the floor should be OK.
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    Baileigh Industrial TS-1040E-50 Cabinet saw

    (First post on this forum) Thanks for the review. I'm having a look at table saw options and this one looks really interesting. I hadn't come across them before. Whatever I end up buying will need to go up some stairs (with a 90 degree corner) into the room above my garage. I've got the...
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