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Additionally to the above, for the edges I have used edge banding, and then sealed and painted the plinths. It's not expensive and gives a good professional finish. I also use the plastic sealing strip. Links below, but other makes/vendors available :)...

Regarding the roof joists, don't forget the noggins, they will add some strength to the outer sheeting and stop the joists twisting. Roof insulation. Using all Rockwool is probably the cheapest option, and while not the easiest to install from underneath in the roof space - which is how I did...

This may help: https://www.buildingregs4plans.co.uk/guidance_flat_roof_structure.php You have an open span of nearly 3 metres, and as per the link you need to consider environmental loads as well as the basic roof covering weight etc. I have used 145 x 47 C24 joists for what could loosely be...

The Katsu would seem to be aimed at trimming and light duty work rather than for general purpose routing. Many years ago when in your situation I bought a Trend T4. I have used it to cut out sink and hob openings to making trim for cabinets and rebates for door hinges among other tasks. I only...

"...and for reaching out to cinch." I don't know about anyone else but I usually contact people, as I find my arms are too short to reach out beyond my immediate vacinity.

You may find that the brake will not be as effective. However, if the tape is stiff, then a lubricant may solve the issue. In which case, I have been very impressed with the dry PTFE spray. I have used it on my plunge saw guide rail, saw blades, stiff locks and Makita systainer latches to...

I looked at one of those, but for around an extra £10 the genuine Makita adapter is more versatile as it has adjustable rails and also fits other routers such as various Trend ones big and small. Also, runs from the other side of the track too. You may have to check that it will fit your...