Swindens from Steve

[Seadog]

Jon's Workshop on you tube is a great inspiration to anyone building a workshop, in my opinion.

Having watched this and also Ade's Workshop workshop extension it's making me want to get on with mine. But mine will be a lot more complicated and will involve replacing and raising the roof and altering the direction of pitch, as well as doubling the area The trouble is I can barely get into it let alone start to dismantle it. Oh for a month with guaranteed good weather.

 

[Carl Wilson]

Every journey starts with the first step. Jon's Workshop is a good channel. I am sure you can get your shed sorted mate.

 

[Seadog]

I've actually just come in from measuring up. Now to work out what I can reuse and just how I go about the work. It's nice having an insulated and sheet lined workshop, but an absolute pain when it comes to trying to dismantle any of it.

 

[Carl Wilson]

That's a seriously nice shop you've got there.

 

[Seadog]

It is? It's about 50 times smaller than I'd like

But thank you.

 

[DanZac]

It is? It's about 50 times smaller than I'd like

But thank you.

No matter what size your workshop is that applies.

I think it’s called the law of never ending workshop expansion.

 

[Seadog]

My other problem is that I've a 6x8 shed parked on the decking that I need gone so that I can build a kitchen extension. The shed is filled with, yes, tools and other stuff

 

[Carl Wilson]

Only one way to sort it out I guess.