DBT85
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You didn't get a box of Felix in palce of your PS5 then Bill?
How many times have you now put a cleat in and gone "ahh, very satisfying"?
How many times have you now put a cleat in and gone "ahh, very satisfying"?
Haha I read about that this morning! The box corner had been torn open though so I guess someone might have considered half-inching it.You didn't get a box of Felix in palce of your PS5 then Bill?
How many times have you now put a cleat in and gone "ahh, very satisfying"?
I’d take your cables back to the wall at around 45 degrees rather than up to the ceiling, that way if you’re turning a sheet of ply wood etc there’s less chance of hitting the cable with disastrous effects.I think cables into the ceiling seem the best bet.
Ah I meant those metal cables you can screw into fixings and the ceiling, not using the actual electrical cable!I’d take your cables back to the wall at around 45 degrees rather than up to the ceiling, that way if you’re turning a sheet of ply wood etc there’s less chance of hitting the cable with disastrous effects.
Yes I meant the fixing cables not the electrical cables, taking them back to the wall holds just as well as going up to the ceiling but get in the way less.Ah I meant those metal cables you can screw into fixings and the ceiling, not using the actual electrical cable!
Stanley FATMAX organiser - for organising screws, when on offer at Screwfix or Toolstation.I installed our old base and wall kitchen units in my garage workshop complete with long lengths of shiny worktop. I totally agree that you can just as easily lose stuff in a cupboard but also that worktops quickly become cluttered. This time I will use a drawer and cleat system. I just need to think of a better way of storing screws, nails and other small paraphernalia that can replace the current glass jar system!
I've got forstner bits on mine, but not regular bits. As for everything else, KISS.
Those nice incra knockoff T rules I got? A bit of ply with 2 kerfs cut in it and they slot in side on. Minimal wall space and fast to make.
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