shakergt
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some spare parts maybe
Show us your man cave/shed/work bench.
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Heres mine so far...
Just finished the first of my workbenches today made from scrap pallets.
Just finished the first of my workbenches today made from scrap pallets.
Great bit of recycling as well. :Y:
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That bench looks really good. I made the supports for mine out of the form work that was used for the shed base. 
Great job TGW, doing your bit for recycling.
One section of my wooden bench top where I do the welding I laid a piece of 3mm plate, the rest of it is covered with granite offcuts from a kitchen reno business. (Cheap, $00.00 from the scrap bin) Easy to wipe down if working on anything oily.
One section of my wooden bench top where I do the welding I laid a piece of 3mm plate, the rest of it is covered with granite offcuts from a kitchen reno business. (Cheap, $00.00 from the scrap bin) Easy to wipe down if working on anything oily.
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Cheers guys,
theres another one sort of on the right in the first pic. Thays about 2.4m long and will be going along the back wall eventually.
Yep all recycled pallets from work even the legs, theyre the thick bits usually 90x50mm or there abouts that are the centre and side beams of a pallet. Only needed to make front legs as ive bolted a couple of battens to the wall.
Good tip on the granite Nightjar, might have to go see if I can scrounge some up. The missus has plans for an outdoor bbq/kitchen type thing, stone tops would be just the thing
theres another one sort of on the right in the first pic. Thays about 2.4m long and will be going along the back wall eventually.
Yep all recycled pallets from work even the legs, theyre the thick bits usually 90x50mm or there abouts that are the centre and side beams of a pallet. Only needed to make front legs as ive bolted a couple of battens to the wall.
Good tip on the granite Nightjar, might have to go see if I can scrounge some up. The missus has plans for an outdoor bbq/kitchen type thing, stone tops would be just the thing
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well took a bit of time but here is my work shop bit of a mess at the moment have a bit on .PP
Your bloody good Pete. I can't get my work light to stand on the wall like that, pure magic. :Y:
Cheers
Doug
Cheers
Doug
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Use a chain on the stem easy you know the old saying about necessity is the mother of invention lol also keeps you warm in the winter lol :Y: :Y: :Y:
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Pirate pete said:
Necessity is the mother of all inventions :Y: top effort PP.
VERY nice overhead flood light. lateral thinking and laterally mounted
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It's been awhile since the last post but i've almost finished my MC.
The misses got sick of my drunken mates in the house watching the footy,cricket,boxing so i went out and got a cheapo flat screen for the shed.
Probably spend too much time in there :beer: :beer: :beer: Love my sports.
The misses got sick of my drunken mates in the house watching the footy,cricket,boxing so i went out and got a cheapo flat screen for the shed.
Probably spend too much time in there :beer: :beer: :beer: Love my sports.
Nice job mate. Combustion heater.....beer Fridge is missing
There's a little one below the Magpie sign.
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Man I would live in that MC. :Y: :Y: :beer: :beer:
Oh ok. I was looking for a full size drinks fridge.
And a Home Brew bubbling away in the corner x2.
Over the last couple of weeks I have swapped my two sheds around, the larger 20 X 12 is now my new workshop as I start to get back into some woodworking, the smaller 15 X 10 is now. He camp storage and junk shed.
I just got my Ol dads lathe back from my brother so I can do some turning if I wish. The panel hanging from the shed roof drops down on to the desk( on castors) and is a sacrificial table for my track saw system allowing me to cut down 8 X 4 ft panels.
Woodwork vice should arrive in the next few days for fitting to the bench which I have re topped. I've made a multitude of jigs, fences and a small router table which takes my little Skil router which is over 35 years old.
Next on the buy list is a small table saw which will allow a lot more flexibility in what I can do.
A work in progress.
I just got my Ol dads lathe back from my brother so I can do some turning if I wish. The panel hanging from the shed roof drops down on to the desk( on castors) and is a sacrificial table for my track saw system allowing me to cut down 8 X 4 ft panels.
Woodwork vice should arrive in the next few days for fitting to the bench which I have re topped. I've made a multitude of jigs, fences and a small router table which takes my little Skil router which is over 35 years old.
Next on the buy list is a small table saw which will allow a lot more flexibility in what I can do.
A work in progress.
