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Not much of a view from the rear- Obscure glass in the windows. The back is a builders yard anyway. I'm stood on a pile of bricks to take this picture!
 
CNC paul all that space all them £s per metre

Lord nibbo what a fantastic view to have

Head clansman why no dust or shavings

Dan a very fine view of another MDF masterpiece in the making

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Hi johnf

If you read the post (how i store my tools) I've been layed up since mid november with a major operation on my heal anyway dust and shaving don't make a workshop , i like to keep it as clean as poss.hc
 
head clansman":2wzyknit said:
Hi johnf

If you read the post (how i store my tools) I've been layed up since mid november with a major operation on my heal anyway dust and shaving don't make a workshop , i like to keep it as clean as poss.hc

Just joking sorry to hear about your opp hope you are well soon
 
I'l have to take a couple of pictures of the commercial workshop for you guys at some point. It is a pretty amazing shop, machine wise! Wall Saw, Copy Lathe, RAS, Resaw, 5 headed planer/moulder, Surfacer, Drum Sander, Half Lapping machine, Copy router, Bandsaw, Table saw, Spindle Moulder, Tennoner, Chop Saw, Morticer, Pillar Drill and the mandatory kettle!!!! :lol:
 
joiner_sim":11ykoqqb said:
I'l have to take a couple of pictures of the commercial workshop for you guys at some point. It is a pretty amazing shop, machine wise! Wall Saw, Copy Lathe, RAS, Resaw, 5 headed planer/moulder, Surfacer, Drum Sander, Half Lapping machine, Copy router, Bandsaw, Table saw, Spindle Moulder, Tennoner, Chop Saw, Morticer, Pillar Drill and the mandatory kettle!!!! :lol:

Whats a half lapping machine? Does it just do what it says?
 
The half lapping machine.....

We use it for cross jointed glazing bars. I think it can accomodate up 64mm.

You push the timber into the machine and the air copressed clamps lock it in, you then pull a motor with a 45 degree router bit in it towards you, then theres a little gadget that allows you to flip the timber over, and as you do this the half lap is created, by a saw cut, then you push the motor with the router bit inaway from you. then flip the timber back over again and release the clamps and the glazing bar is half lapped.

It takes about 10-20 mins to setup but if you've got a few windows with glazing bars in, it saves time on morticing and tennoning.
 
This is the new workshop.. I have never built before but thought I'd give it a try. Got lots of advise from friends and managed to get it built by myself within 6 weeks.

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The plot with slab. Got plans for the mature cedar when the misses is next away!!

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View through the roof

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Never built a roof before but I'd love to do it again.

Just hope it doesn't collapse...
 
I am with Dan here Russ, you have just got to post some WIP pics of your workshop build. That isn't a workshop it's a factory! I am very jealous now. :lol:
 
Dan Tovey":1xanwa2y said:
Russ,

I DEMAND that you start a new thread right now on your workshop build with lots of piccies.

It looks absolutely fantastic!

Dan
Will do.. and thanks!!
 
mailee":3rgjn392 said:
I am with Dan here Russ, you have just got to post some WIP pics of your workshop build. That isn't a workshop it's a factory! I am very jealous now. :lol:

Thanks.. I'll dig out some more pics and post them but a bit tied up over the weekend.
 
Hi there to everyone from a newbie in Spain,here is the view from my workshop(well except brother-in-law) ,still cold here in the morns & eves but around 18 deg during the day,although still snow on the mountains above our local town. I have learnt lots of things from reading various posts keep it up chaps ,once again .Hi to all.........Des
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dsk":2unebj7p said:
Hi there to everyone from a newbie in Spain,here is the view from my workshop(well except brother-in-law) ,still cold here in the morns & eves but around 18 deg during the day,although still snow on the mountains above our local town. I have learnt lots of things from reading various posts keep it up chaps ,once again .Hi to all.........Des
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Well not only are you rubbing it in with such a gorgeous picture from your workshop window but telling us how warm it is there during the day really is taking the P**! Looks great dsk. (the view not your BIL) How about some pics of the shop then? :roll: :D
 
View from the left hand side of the workshop up the garden (1 in 4 slope).

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The view from the window down the valley on the right hand side of the workshop:

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This view is currently blocked by the old dining table, chairs and a bunch of wood.
 
mailee":1fphrfdh said:
dsk":1fphrfdh said:
Hi there to everyone from a newbie in Spain,here is the view from my workshop(well except brother-in-law) ,still cold here in the morns & eves but around 18 deg during the day,although still snow on the mountains above our local town. I have learnt lots of things from reading various posts keep it up chaps ,once again .Hi to all.........Des
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Well not only are you rubbing it in with such a gorgeous picture from your workshop window but telling us how warm it is there during the day really is taking the P**! Looks great dsk. (the view not your BIL) How about some pics of the shop then? :roll: :D
Hi mailee thanks yeh like it here alot thanks,will take some pics next week(daughter borrowed mi digital camera last week & forgot to bring it back when she came up from the coast @ the weekend)so hopefully will post next week.Adios por ahora!....Des
 
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