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How did you joint those drawers up? They look exactly like what I need to make but I can't see any fixings. Thanks

How difficult is it to sharpen a saw then? I've inherited a few tenon & dovetail saws from my late grandafther and they're in really good nick aside from needing a bit of a clean. All but one a re a bit dull though & could do with a sharpen.

Nope. I mean a 3M sanding sponge. Like this

I often go round 'craft fairs' with my wife and when I see something that catches my eye I'll always stop to check it out. I like chatting with people about their work as I find it interesting to learn how things are made & what people see in their own work. I very rarely buy for two resons...

I found one of these in a box while clearing out the old shed, no idea where/when I picked it up. I used it the other evening to clean up the top of a teak garden table before oiling and I was impressed by how much it shifted & how relativley easy it was in comparison to paper & a cork block...

The whole thing is screwed to the shed wall and there are four pieces running perpendicular to the rails beneath both the top and the self. It's pretty solid & there's not detectable movement, though I haven't put it through anything strenuous yet. I'm not expecting to do anything major, just...

No, it's a bought in shed but it is pretty solid. Timbers are all 44x(I think)54mm. I had thought about lining & insulating but haven't the spare £££ at the mo. Plus, I'm a bit of a fair-weather shed dweller & winter work is out until I've got lighting in there. I'm currently looking at solar...

Hi all, first real post on here & I'mlooking for a bit of advice. Or rather, what would/wouldn't you do. I'm fitting out my new shed/workshop and so far this is what I've got so far, quite a simple workbench. The plan is for 2 or 3 drawers beneath & then cupboards to shut all my tools away...

Saw this at Chelsea, was very impressesd! The wife pointed at it & muttered something along the lines of "we could have something like that in our garden". At least I'll know how to make it now!