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I have one for sale. As new with many dominos, sys. etc. I have used it only once and need to downsize. Basically, all you need. PM if interested.

Router out four name plates for their bedroom doors perhaps? .....

I have been trying to work out how the piece you have could be used. As described in the Hackney Tools article link I posted - I believe it refers to the template/scribing jig you have as being associated with the Stiles and Rails of sashes. What is puzzling me is that in both instances...

Another article from Hackney Tools showing the 'set' I imagine. Apparently, you have one half of the pair shown in the link below (Fig. 27) http://www.hackneytools.com/wp-content/ ... ersion.pdf

Made this for a friend some time ago.... He is a Engineer and needed a safe place to put the chisels out of harms way until needed.

When you get up in the morning and have a cup of tea, pop the remaining water into a hot water bottle, go out and lay it on the dash of the vehicle. Works a treat! Just make sure you have your pants on though! (edit... sorry Dave, I missed your earlier post re the water bottle :oops: )

The Fulgora stove... Thats the one. 24 hours heat using sawdust is stretching it a bit though! I would definitely build one or two of these to use if I had the space to heat, a decent draw on the chimney and the sawdust to get rid of. Thanks for posting the pictures and bringing back a few...

Biskit, Blackrodd, I look forward to seeing the pictures... I have a fair number of power tools now to make life a bit easier. I use my workshop as somewhere to escape and get away from day to day run of the mill things. Blackrodd, Yes! I remember the blowbacks from the fire too. It seems...

Hi Biskit, I use a electric fan heater to provide heat when in the shop when working... It is one of the Machine Mart fans with a thermostat so you can control the temperature. With the 50mm Celotex insulation all round it warms up quickly, stays pretty warm for quite a while too, before the...

Whittler1507, Here: http://e-magnetsuk.com are a decent range of magnets in case you are looking for ideas/reference of what sizes and 'forces' are available. I purchased a few of the 2" round magnets with a centre hole from these people about a year ago to have in the workshop to use for jig...

This is a panoramic picture of the workshop before I rearranged it during the Christmas period. Not much of a change really.

Kinsella, My Mum always taught me that 'cleanliness is next to godliness'.... :lol: I had a great time doing the conversion from what was a dreary, dark and damp concrete garage to what it is today. Here are a couple of photos of the conversion from garage to workshop in progress.. I...

Great job, I really like this. A very handy little item to have and.... special as you have personally made it. 'From little acorns.... Look forward to seeing the next project made.

Hi Simon, It won't stay clean for too long once the next job starts! I have been making a shroud to put around the lathe to get some extraction in place and stop the spoils from flying all over the shop. I used some 10mm foamex sheeting I had for the shroud and that stuff flies everywhere...

Ha Ha! Greg The shop is known locally as 'The Clinic' 8) It needs to be kept tidy as It gets used for other things as well as woodwork.... I have recently started to turn fountain pens on the little Jet lathe also.. It keeps me busy!

Finally been able to sort out the space in the workshop after getting rid of a couple of motorbikes and a hydraulic ramp. Construction is a basic concrete sectional double garage which has been insulated and lined. The floor is concrete with interlocking plastic tiles. Burglar and fire alarm...

Steve's 'Mudsill' is also referred to as a 'Sole Plate' within the timber frame industry. The sole plate is usually made from the same material as the walls although more often celcure treated and bedded with sand and cement over a DPC to ensure a good level surface from where to erect the wall...

Steve, Now I'm no electrician but..... If you are intending to use a wireless/ethernet extender, which utilises the existing ring main circuit, please bear in mind that the supply to the workshop must also be connected to the same ring circuit for it to work. This goes against the ideal...