ni9eofse7en
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I did post some time back I was adding an extension to my shed. Time and lack of funds mean its still a work in progress, like most of my jobs, but now its in a usable state.
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My shed
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bassethound
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If it's usable where's the bloody heaps of shavings and sawdust 
very nice though mate!
very nice though mate!
Getting there mate. Mine is still just a concrete pad at the minute
Vic
Vic
ni9eofse7en
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If it's usable where's the bloody heaps of shavings and sawdust
Ah! if you look closely at Pic 2 you will see the lathe motor casing open and the belt hanging down, there is a small amount of shavin's on the lathe, but your right it's quite tidy for me.
Penpal
Grand Master
Like the sunroof John, does the bandsaw have dust relief? You have compacted well.
Peter.
Peter.
Lons
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Love the automated plant watering system.
wm460
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Nicely set up.
Looks like a well organised set up you've got there John, I prefer cupboards for storage as opposed to open shelves etc saves everything getting covered in dust & shavings.
As for taking a while to get sorted & still being a work in progress I don't think you ever really finish a workshop, even after getting on for 10 years mine is still evolving but then that's part of the fun of having a shop.
Got to admit though your seamstress abilities look to be lacking in the curtain department
As for taking a while to get sorted & still being a work in progress I don't think you ever really finish a workshop, even after getting on for 10 years mine is still evolving but then that's part of the fun of having a shop.
Got to admit though your seamstress abilities look to be lacking in the curtain department
That's a good WIP John.
my workshop gets moved around so often
it is nice to have the extra space which u seem to have and very well laid out
I am drawing plans for an extra workshop \ lean to at the moment
it wont be huge but will help with spreading stuff about
I have been allocated 7m x 2.5m to fit it in garden
Steve
it is nice to have the extra space which u seem to have and very well laid out
I am drawing plans for an extra workshop \ lean to at the moment
it wont be huge but will help with spreading stuff about
I have been allocated 7m x 2.5m to fit it in garden
Steve
Penpal
Grand Master
If you are restricted by width try for a good height if you can its too late afterwards.Permission to build is great peace at home invaluable mate.
Peter.
Peter.