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Perfectly adequate justification for acquiring tools - I use it all the time!!!!
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i want one 
do you reeckon i could fit it in a 3rd floor flat? lol
do you reeckon i could fit it in a 3rd floor flat? lol
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i want one
Could you extend your balconey? not sure if you need planning permision though
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haha this conversation is happening on my 'ideas please' thread too lol
its a better 1 out there http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhGHALB4_hQ
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thats very impressive
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It looks just like a bought one!
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i want one
A 2m x1m balcony with a welding table, welder, the neighbours toolbox with trolly, endless ammounts of angle steel lying about.... I would say its a tardis rather than a balcony
When do you plan to hoist up a new CNC milling machine and lathe?
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A 2m x1m balcony with a welding table, welder, the neighbours toolbox with trolly, endless ammounts of angle steel lying about.... I would say its a tardis rather than a balcony
When do you plan to hoist up a new CNC milling machine and lathe?
it no longer has the angle steel lying around, as that is now the table lol
and the toolbox trolley has been rehomed in work as my 'secret stach' or welding eqiupment and leccie connectors and what not, as my regular box gets broken into and my welding rods get nicked quite often.
all that is on the balcony now, is a 700mm square table, 700mm tall too, a half finished wood burner made from a 15kg calor gas bottle, a 125cc bike engine, a load of wooden beams all 25mmx25mm and about 1meter long each, the rear wheel of a cbr400rr, boxes for my corded and cordless drills, angle grinder, sds drill, a small amount of sheet steel, a bucket for quenching after colouring steel, a go systems propane/butane blowtorch, a chair and the body panels from an xl125
oh, and the welder, a few reels of mig wire, chipping hammer, wire brush (brass?) a 53 litre stanley mobile tool chest, a large socket set and case, a 5litre bottle of screenwash, 4litre bottle of mineral oil for the car (both of which are removed before grinding/welding/heating with torch) box of nuts and bolts, knackard flexi pipe off the car exhaust, and new galv exhaust peice to put on the woodburner as chimney...i think thats all...so plenty of space out there really lol, or should i say, theres enough space there for my black lab to lie down and look out the railing section on a sunny day, once the floor has been swept
