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It’s not lots bigger. As wide but longer
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That’s due to change this winter. Just splashed out some mega brass on new leathers for a new arrival
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I did feel a little agoraphobic when I visited lol.
If I could double my garage size id be nice and tidy too.
Making progress. Making some racking for the lockup so I can finish clearing the shed ready for a shed load of racking in there.
Hopefully be able to lose the lockup when done.
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Nothing wrong with cosy, doesn`t need any more space for a few machines scattered about when there is only one operator. Where I keep the mill ,lathe with the associated tooling and the bolt rack is only 12x12. Small enough to keep warm with a couple of rads
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A bit rural but will maximise the lockups space short term. Could have done with more of each
All free from some handrail removals amd a facebook freebie for the 30mm
Some 30mm key clamp. Will be fixed to wall and floor 2m apart for skirting/arch/timber and pipes.
50mm something or other.
Tall enough to chuck mixers/tablesaws etc under and with some ply o top can chuck a load of boxes up high. Again fixed to wall and floor as not enough gear to brace it freestanding.
Back of the lockup has some old scaffolding already used as heavy duty shelving.
All free from some handrail removals amd a facebook freebie for the 30mm
Some 30mm key clamp. Will be fixed to wall and floor 2m apart for skirting/arch/timber and pipes.
50mm something or other.
Tall enough to chuck mixers/tablesaws etc under and with some ply o top can chuck a load of boxes up high. Again fixed to wall and floor as not enough gear to brace it freestanding.
Back of the lockup has some old scaffolding already used as heavy duty shelving.
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Go easy guys, I didn't believe she 'Debbi' was such a trat. dobbsl, I never did see that movie, I did ask her though, she was quite tight lipped about it. Go easy on me guys I'm emotionally scared as a result of this, will in future have to be much more careful with 'girlfriends'. On the upside there might be a thing or two she may show me, here's hoping
Roller skates ?
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I would have to sweep up first so that is a non-starterRoller skates ?
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Roller skates ?
I gave away an electric scooter a couple of months ago , it cost me £850 a few years ago. I actually couldn't give it away on the shooting forum , then my brother said he was thinking of getting one so he had it. That would have done Hood : )
I am getting a bit dizzy lately with migraines and it was time to get rid of it and my trusty old bicycle.
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Only if it had Off Road capability , definitely a must for my workshop
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Only if it had Off Road capability , definitely a must for my workshop
I used it on the Billy trail on Hayling , I have a car but often used it to get to Portsmouth. It went about 16 miles and I recharged in a plantroom : )
I offerred it for free on the shooting forum, trouble is when it was outside in all weathers the FET's get damp and it splutters.
My brother spent £20 on one new cell and it's fine now.
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Seal, then paint it? I'm sure there was a discussion in another thread recently about this very problem?
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Brad93
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Yep i think im going to go with an 2 pack epoxy.Seal, then paint it? I'm sure there was a discussion in another thread recently about this very problem?
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Some background reading/info - might help? #fingerscrossed
