Decided to build this before I was too old to lol , now finally got round to sorting pics start date of the build was 20 May 2013, I started moving the machines in on 21 June.
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carlb40
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Looks good, nice, bright and spacious 
carlb40
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LOL.cedarwood":x3m51wkv said:carlb40":x3m51wkv said:Looks good, nice, bright and spacious
Ha ha all workshops are spacious just that when they are bigger you can get more toys in :mrgreen:
Looks a bit cramped now, have you thought about building a bigger workshop? :lol: :lol: :lol:
carlb40":3ac49mvi said:LOL.cedarwood":3ac49mvi said:carlb40":3ac49mvi said:Looks good, nice, bright and spacious
Ha ha all workshops are spacious just that when they are bigger you can get more toys in :mrgreen:
Looks a bit cramped now, have you thought about building a bigger workshop? :lol: :lol: :lol:
Yea the field out back is big enough :lol:
carlb40
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I think a lot of the sheet goods cutting would get done out there
John. B
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Love it!!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :tool:
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Berncarpenter
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Great Workshop and you have some nice toys ,Is that a sunken skip in the [preparing the site ] photo ?
Cheers Bern
Cheers Bern
mark2191
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now that is a workshop, very nice
Berncarpenter":2e136h4x said:Great Workshop and you have some nice toys ,Is that a sunken skip in the [preparing the site ] photo ?
Cheers Bern
No its a grain handling bucket for our JCB 300 that we had available at the time, here it is when I brought my lathe back from somerset.
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carlb40
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You bought your lathe back with the jcb :lol: :lol:cedarwood":2btg5yua said:Berncarpenter":2btg5yua said:Great Workshop and you have some nice toys ,Is that a sunken skip in the [preparing the site ] photo ?
Cheers Bern
No its a grain handling bucket for our JCB 300 that we had available at the time, here it is when I brought my lathe back from somerset.
Berncarpenter
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cedarwood":21brse8d said:Berncarpenter":21brse8d said:Great Workshop and you have some nice toys ,Is that a sunken skip in the [preparing the site ] photo ?
Cheers Bern
No its a grain handling bucket for our JCB 300 that we had available at the time, here it is when I brought my lathe back from somerset.
Wow now thats a handy bit of kit :mrgreen:
Cheers Bern
carlb40":10kqkpb8 said:You bought your lathe back with the jcb :lol: :lol:cedarwood":10kqkpb8 said:Berncarpenter":10kqkpb8 said:Great Workshop and you have some nice toys ,Is that a sunken skip in the [preparing the site ] photo ?
Cheers Bern
No its a grain handling bucket for our JCB 300 that we had available at the time, here it is when I brought my lathe back from somerset.
No I fetched the lathe back in the cattle trailer using boards to slide it in at the pick up, then just used the JCB to get it into the garden. Then me and a fellow worker shoved it along the boards and into the old shed. When we moved it into the new shed we took it of the bench and used a wheeled dolly and the boards again.
