It should be, and will be, but currently it has more gaps round the edges that sealed bits!! I’ve got a tin of crazy foam and some frame sealant to sort it out this weekend.
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flying haggis
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How about using opened up and flattened tin can as shims to raise the mitre saw
First set if cupboards are in, doors the go on later today and a few more shelves. Second set will be done over the weekend.
Wilson joinery
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Looks great col
Really like the simple way you’ve made those osb shelves with battens screwed to the uprights and shelves sitting on top. Think I was overthinking when I made some shelves for my garage when I was routing housings for the shelves to sit in, dust everywhere too!
Cheers
Pete
Really like the simple way you’ve made those osb shelves with battens screwed to the uprights and shelves sitting on top. Think I was overthinking when I made some shelves for my garage when I was routing housings for the shelves to sit in, dust everywhere too!
Cheers
Pete
Thanks Pete, I wanted the shelves to be easy to reposition in the future and screwed battens seemed the easiest way to do that. The doors are equally simple as well. Can’t decide whether to leave them as is or to give them a coat of varnish?
Cupoboards done.
Cabinetman
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I used OSB for the floor of my workshop and varnished it, really brings out the colour, I would definitely do the cupboards.
Just thinking you might need a length of timber up and down the doors to keep them flat, you could use it as a handle?
Just thinking you might need a length of timber up and down the doors to keep them flat, you could use it as a handle?
Cheers cabinetman. Did you use any specific varnish?
