lets see your workshop / shed / garage then!!
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just for you Robbi! red wine and lager at hand, ok mate!?
it doesn't normally have the henry hoover and the boxes in it but due to clearing out a load of stuff it's been stuffed in my cave..
I do have two outdoor concrete sheds/storages but one is heavily infested with spiders and damp with no electric and the other keeps the pikeys off my lawn mower!
it doesn't normally have the henry hoover and the boxes in it but due to clearing out a load of stuff it's been stuffed in my cave..
I do have two outdoor concrete sheds/storages but one is heavily infested with spiders and damp with no electric and the other keeps the pikeys off my lawn mower!
morning all, Cheers Samon, it's dry and warm mate, can't go wrong !
ignore that horrid man Raikey
ignore that horrid man Raikey
well heres the old bench bodged in to the new shed for a temporary fix to get some blades done
hers the other end still to be lined & insulated and the stud wall put up etc
heres the Wrecking Crew taking down a few walls in the house ot get me the 4" x 2" to do the wksp wall
yes its not bad
heres the outside work bench (and mess in progress ) nice ot work here in the evening hand finishing a blade in the vice
the view back up to the workshop
ATB
Duncan
hers the other end still to be lined & insulated and the stud wall put up etc
heres the Wrecking Crew taking down a few walls in the house ot get me the 4" x 2" to do the wksp wall
yes its not bad
heres the outside work bench (and mess in progress ) nice ot work here in the evening hand finishing a blade in the vice
the view back up to the workshop
ATB
Duncan
Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
just got my workshop setup in the bow of the boat. after looking through this thread i have come to remember what 'open space' is like. but this does me just fine as i can roll the walls up and work in the open air with a nice breeze
heres a few snaps of my meagre mancave the butterfly lights are of course SWMBOs. or what you may call a compromise 
By wanderingpict at 2012-08-01
By wanderingpict at 2012-08-01
By wanderingpict at 2012-08-01
you cant really see how small it is until you compare it with a person. sittin on me tod on the wee ledge that leads into the bow. i usually just pull up the table to that edge with my toolboxes and work there so i dont have to curl up in the bow
By wanderingpict at 2012-08-01
heres a few snaps of my meagre mancave
the butterfly lights are of course SWMBOs. or what you may call a compromise
By wanderingpict at 2012-08-01
By wanderingpict at 2012-08-01
By wanderingpict at 2012-08-01
you cant really see how small it is until you compare it with a person. sittin on me tod on the wee ledge that leads into the bow. i usually just pull up the table to that edge with my toolboxes and work there so i dont have to curl up in the bow
By wanderingpict at 2012-08-01
Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
Yeah i do. its my girlfriends (Water Gypsy on here). tis a 40ft traditional narrow boat so pretty much smaller than all the new ones so im lucky i managed to even get the bow all to myself
I have to open up my Workmate next to my Wifes Washing machine and have about 2 ft square to work in making sure not to get crud over the piled up drying.:sulkoff:
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Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
My last place had no shed or garage... so my living room carpet ended up looking like that
after looking at garden sheds lately it appears untill you spend a good ammount you won't get anything very sturdy..
I've used a load of spare wood I had in my garden as posts to tie cheap blue tarps over and across for a make shift waterproof shelter/shed! enough room for myself,my dog, chopping log, chair and a bag of beers! but it's good enough for now and it means I can shoot in wet weather quite comfortabley! I intend on doubling the size tomorrow if it isn't pouring it down so i can get my table in there
I've used a load of spare wood I had in my garden as posts to tie cheap blue tarps over and across for a make shift waterproof shelter/shed! enough room for myself,my dog, chopping log, chair and a bag of beers! but it's good enough for now and it means I can shoot in wet weather quite comfortabley! I intend on doubling the size tomorrow if it isn't pouring it down so i can get my table in there
This is my 'shed' there's a full width workshop at the back, and a store room, playroom, and office upstairs. Built it myself, and broke both arms falling off the roof. But it is worth it. So, so worth it.
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Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
must have felt glorious basking in your workshop with a plaster cast over each arm unable to do anything! tis a braw workshop
It was nowhere near finished when I did that, but scaffolding was a wise, hindsight fuelled addition to my kit.
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I now have a garage!!! It’s scarily empty at the moment, (bar shelves and half of the tool boxes, cleaning tools etc etc.) The spaces are marked in my head as to what is going where. The only problem is there is no power in there, and too far from the house for leads etc. (Across neighbours house and a car park.) So far I have two LED lanterns for light, but it’s going to be dark in the winter. I’m going to pick up a range of battery tools for projects but if anyone has any ideas for lighting I'd be grateful
Dave
Dave
Yeah i do. its my girlfriends (Water Gypsy on here). tis a 40ft traditional narrow boat so pretty much smaller than all the new ones so im lucky i managed to even get the bow all to myself
I would love a barge, far to expensive
Tilley / vapalux? Heat, and light, AND toys.
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