Thread: My Shed

not sure whether you need a dust pan and broom or a match

didn't you know m8..Its National worksafe week....

Dont listen to them........it has heaps of charachture......kan I spel or wot?.........tooooooooo many reds sorry

What a brothel, just like mine really
Don't worry, a clean shed is a sign of a sick mind

Originally Posted by tashammer

not sure whether you need a dust pan and broom or a match

I was thinking a claymore.....

A great looking shed - love the wood floor
but
Its so clean

wheres the piles of sawdust and shavings?

Originally Posted by echnidna

wheres the piles of sawdust and shavings?

Under the other c@#p

yer can't see a lot of the other c@#p in my shed.

it hides under the sawdust

Gra - You have a lot to answer for!!!
SWMBO just saw your snaps and said - "See, looks at his workshop, what are you complaining about - You don't need a new shed" - Put my building programme back 10 years this has.:mad:

Nothing like a new toy to force a clean up/out is there? Hardest thing is chucking out all those small bits of timber you've been hoarding. Do it anyway because no matter what their size, they are always 50 mm too small.

Ian

Cool
i thought mine was a mess.....
I have a table saw, bandsaw, compressor, floor press. big workbench, shelves, drawers, a pile of wood all in a 10'x10' garden shed

I work om small projects so as long as i have some space on the bench i am cool.
I am constantly doing a clean up of c=^p on the bench. It aint ideal but it works for me.

I have a laugh with these dudes who show thier double garages set out like a operating theatre where you can chuck your pie on the floor, mush it up with sauce and tuck right in.

No dust or dirt not even a germ.

Originally Posted by old_picker

I have a laugh with these dudes who show thier double garages set out like a operating theatre where you can chuck your pie on the floor, mush it up with sauce and tuck right in.

No dust or dirt not even a germ.

Definately
clean freaks are hilarious and its so easy to get them going

OMG :eek:

Originally Posted by Ian Smith

Gra - You have a lot to answer for!!!
SWMBO just saw your snaps and said - "See, looks at his workshop, what are you complaining about - You don't need a new shed" - Put my building programme back 10 years this has.:mad:

Nothing like a new toy to force a clean up/out is there? Hardest thing is chucking out all those small bits of timber you've been hoarding. Do it anyway because no matter what their size, they are always 50 mm too small.

Ian

Tell her the only reason it isnt bigger is that I cant builds a bigger one, we are on the market for a new house, so I can have a bigger shed. So just tell her it is cheaper to buy a bigger shed, than a new house....

The other issue is I dont get much done as I dont have the room to do it. The more room you have the more projects you can get done (well you can only try)

Doesn't look like it needs a clean up yet, I can still see the workbench...just!! Loads of character!

Cheers,