Thread: Show us ya shed!

Originally Posted by a duke

love those rustic doors. Only time could build those.
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1927. They were heaps bigger, but i had to cut them down to compensate for the massive lean. From the top of the ply to the base their is a 420mm difference

Looks like a comfortable 'organic' shed Lignum.

Originally Posted by rsser

Looks like a comfortable 'organic' shed Lignum.

It’s externally comfortable Ern. Warm (with heater) in winter and very cool in summer. Got the telly for the cricket that starts next Wednesday, and it has a nice woody feel to it. My last shed was 295m3 and this is 18m3... Big change

Here are some pics of my garage. As I have only been doing woodworking for less than 2 years, everything you see here was purchased or made after December 2008 (bought my first drill)

Pic 1 - the double garage
Pic 2 - shop made router table with the big triton installed
Pic 3 - my first ever woodwork project - the work bench. I had little idea of what I was doing, but it came out ok and sturdy.
Pic 4 - Some 3.5 metre QLD walnut slabs that I recently got
Pic 5 - my table saw and 8" jointer
Pic 6 - Timber rack I made this year
Pic 7 - assembly/mini work bench made from laminated jarrah and 90x45

Regards,

Andy

Great set up Andy. Your doing some very good work for someone who is only relatively new to woodwork.

Nice set up Andy.

Ross

Andy I notice the gratuitous domino shot )

Andy

Nice shed
Might have to come and visit. Where are you?

Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker

Andy

Nice shed
Might have to come and visit. Where are you?

Hey mate,
I'm in Baulkham Hills (or Bellavista)



Andy

Originally Posted by groeneaj

Hey mate,
I'm in Baulkham Hills (or Bellavista)



Andy

Nice Shed Andy close enough to the Ornamental Turners at Llandilo.

Hows the lathe hunting going??

Thanks,

I'll probably get a lathe in a couple of months. I've spent so much money on tools recently. I'm sure it's going to open up a new world, just like hand tools has recently done.

I'm very keen on bowl turning.

Andy.

Stevepay,
Maaaate, you have way toooooo many clamps there, sure you don't wish to 'loose' a few my way?
How do you buggers keep your sheds so clean? mine always has saw dust on the floor.

Originally Posted by groeneaj

Here are some pics of my garage. As I have only been doing woodworking for less than 2 years, everything you see here was purchased or made after December 2008 (bought my first drill)

I have looked this about three times now and still can not get over the fact that your garage is so near. At least it is compared to mine.

Originally Posted by Christos

I have looked this about three times now and still can not get over the fact that your garage is so near. At least it is compared to mine.

I'm a self confessed neat freak. Although I'm half way through a project, I always try to sweep up and put tools back at the end of the day. I just think having a organised garage where everything has it's place makes woodworking more enjoyable.

I must confess that I did sweep up before I took the photos.

There is one photo I didn't put up, which I'll do soon - it's just my makita SCMS, drill press and linisher (next to bench). I'm going to make a auxillary fence for the saw, and once it's done I'll post a pic.

Andy