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I had the same problem with my new Workshop. It used to be a Barn. I lined the Underside of the Roof with Hardboard. Its added to the insulation factor and does not allow and condensation to form. See the pictures here http://theguitardoctor.blogspot.com/ Lee.

Bit of an update today. I went back to the dealer the next morning and they could not have been more helpful. We agreed that if they supplied new parts I would be ok installing them. I did not want to strip down the saw again and try to return it to them. So they ordered me a new Rip...

Thanks Miles, I have actual used a very similar construction to what you have suggested. The big test will be in the morning when we fit the new doors. I'll post some updated pictures tomorrow evening. I have been installing the Hotspot heater today and getting the new bandsaw fixed. My blog...

Sorry Neil, I have the images on the blogg anyway. My resolution is 1600 wide so it looks diddy on my screen. :oops: Lee.

Just got my new bandsaw today from Boggle and Timms in Manchester. Bought the BS300 with Wheel kit. Collected it in my Estate car and took it to the workshop. Carefully unpacked all the pieces and layed them out on the bench to check contents. First of all the wheel kit is not in the box...

I cant help with the pictures -they look fantastic to me. But I have to say that is some very nice work. I showed my Dad, he's a model engineer. He is very impressed with you're work. Stunning, well done. lee. =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> :tongue9: :tongue9: :tongue9: :tongue9: :tongue9:

Nice work well done =D> Lee.

Ha Ha, Are you still in there? :D With an Internet connection? Shall will nip round with some tools and let you out. Thats give me a good giggle. Lee.

Nice one Philly, I also have a Sophie although mines a lot smaller, she's up feeding now :( Mum is alseep :evil: I'm a 'New Man' or something :oops: I also have a workshop helper, 'George' he's nearly six. I let him drive screws into scraps with a cordless. He can get through a...

Likes This Forum The feeling of being properly Tired after a Hard days Woodworking. Its very different from the Burnt out feeling I get from my Day Job. I always get a proper nights sleep after being in the workshop. Dislikes My Day Job in IT. The cost of Hardwood. I have loads of projects in...

Dave- I'm not an engineer but my Dad is into all that stuff. He makes his own live steam stuff that goes round the garden. He might be able to help if you send me a bit more info. He has lathes and milling machines in his garage. You can pm if you prefer. Lee.

Ha Ha nice one Trev :D Trev is such a nice fella, he has sent me a PM wishing me luck with the new workshop and saying that he would rather the #78 goes to someone that could really use it. A very nice gesture indeed =D> Maybe Trev is so far down the slope he doesn't need any more tools (is...

=D> =D> =D> =D> =D> Drum Roll :roll: 'Rhythm & Glues' -Well thought of by Shirehorseman AKA Trev. Nice one Trev. If I can work out how to work the scroll saw I'll have a go at making a sign to hang outside ALA NYW. Otherwise I'll paint one. :oops: Thanks to everybody...

Ha Ha, I wish I was a joyrider -it would be better than my job. I'm an Engineer/the Sales Manager for http://www.synel.co.uk I just do a lot of travelling to get to sales appointments/breakdowns. fortunately with the advances in technology I can fix a lot of things from home now. My mileage...

OOh Nice work. The saw looks great, do you like it? I'm going to be in the market for something a bit more Heavy Duty soon. Lee =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

33k in 12 years :o I think my car did that on the drive! In the last 12 years I've3 done 1,400 000 miles. I've filled the tank 3111 times and spent £133990.00 on fuel. You've had the same car for 12 years! I've had 33 cars since then and worn them all out. Lee (Sick if driving) :(

yeah the stones really helped with the cost of this project. The council are glad to get rid of them. They are sick of all the compo claims from the no win no fee brigade, so the are ripping them up and laying tarmac over everything. They deliver as many as you want on palets. The farmer where...

Looks Good Devon Woody. I use mine Lee

Thanks Bad_Hypertension yeah the floor is sturdy, we had an unlimited supply (free)of those ex-council paving stones. They are very thick, and very very heavy :oops: Still it should not move or sag at all, especially with all the prep I did on the base. I would have liked a smooth concrete...

Congrats. Is that not the finest creation you have ever made =D> I have two of them at home. 18mnths and 5yrs. :D Lovely name too. Are they home yet? If not enjoy some sleep now, you will not be getting any for a while. (Or sleep ha ha) All the best to Mum and Baby, I'll have a drink for...