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Workshop / Shed Size?
MCTID:
Best tip I can offer you (and anyone reading this) is to buy a good quality Cordless Tool/ Batteries and then add accessories to it each Birthday and Christmas as your Family never know what to buy you !
It takes a few years to reach Nirvana.....but you'll save a lot of heartache (and bruises) on the journey.
Personally I like Makita stuff....my Cordless Circular Saw and my Hedgetrimmer are tools that I wouldn't be without now, but there are plenty of other excellent manufacturers out there.
Craizeehair:
Just a quick update on this, I have insulated and boarded, got the power in, plenty of sockets and some decent light. I’m waiting on some racking to arrive and have some vents to go in, then I can get organised and get cracking. Thanks for all the advice and suggestions. I’m glad I didn’t go any smaller now.
Johnny4428:
Nice man cave space created there Craizee! I did the same insulated and lined with sterling board, never thought of painting it though. Nice one!
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Thats an impressive looking shed how many bikes can you fit in there? 8) 8) 8)
DomP:
Nice, the good thing about osb is it acts as a vapour barrier as well due to its high glue content. I levelled an area with a mini digger on the weekend ready for type 1 mot and concrete raft foundation, 7.2 x 4.8 metres looks huge when it's dug out
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