just looked at a workshop slab

[devonwoody]

http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au ... ntid=57841

 

[bigjoe]

Now thats what i call a workshop slab! bet they didnt mix that by hand :shock:

 

[nickson71]

that looks like bigger than the size of of my house, back yard and workshop

all combined

 

[devonwoody]

OK weep some more, here is the full thread.

http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au ... hp?t=58442

 

[filsgreen]

I've stopped reading such threads, they only make me sad What makes it worse is that I've moved to Jersey and haven't even got a workshop now, and all my tools are in storage! Wish I lived in Canada, USA etc etc.

 

[ByronBlack]

it's a little on the cramped side!

 

[Matt_S]

Shed conjures up images of small shiplap structures with a few pots and a lawnmower! That's a barn not a shed :shock:

 

[devonwoody]

A bit of a gloat, but I have visited at least 12 Australian sheds and they are usually full of machinery as well.

 

[WellsWood]

That's not a shed - it's an aircraft hanger :shock: :shock:

 

[Lord Nibbo]

I bet it ain't half dark in there with the doors shut :wink:

 

[CHJ]

I bet it ain't half dark in there with the doors shut :wink:

Yes but I bet they are only ever shut for nighttime lockup in those temperatures.

I hate cold but I don't know if I could cope with a metal workshop in that climate.

 

[devonwoody]

Yes you can fry an egg on a table saw sometimes.

In fact one forum member here who lives in Oz. doesnt go into his workshop from Novemember to March.