Thread: the shed rises, darn slowly

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but I find that the stress levels decline a lot when one is able to turn a chunk of wood into a pile of shavings on the floor

providing of course the significant other isnt the source


Ray I might take you up on the Nova offer haven't had a good go one of those yet

Your welcome Hughie ..........I get to have a go at Hughie's R&D tools

Mate still reckon you did the wrong thing moment it was up its "A SHED, A WORKSHOP" not a storage room unless its stores tools and wood and metal.

here we go current status, you can see the Woodfast 400 in its final stages of refurbishment. Put up a rough out for show no power in the shed as yet.But I have all the conduit laid etc. Will finish the Woodfast first and lay it out a bit better than the current one.

Hughie, are you going to line it and when's the shed warming?

Very tidy shed that

I reckon we all just turn up one day

Hughie...is dieting on the agenda to fit in there with all that stuff

Looking fwd to seeing it all tidyed up...would help with that, but am stuck here on the other side of the world

Hey mate nice shed
I bet if you feed it water it and give it lots of sunlight
It will grow up one day to be a fine looking big shed
One day

It's not officially a shed until we see saw dust on the floor.

Ross

Originally Posted by nz_carver

Hey mate nice shed
I bet if you feed it water it and give it lots of sunlight
It will grow up one day to be a fine looking big shed
One day

Dave he is feeding it look at all the garbage in there.

Its nice to see some floor this time Hughie as Ross says sawdust/shaving would be good too.

Originally Posted by hughie

here we go current status, you can see the Woodfast 400 in its final stages of refurbishment.

Hughie,

What age, swing, and bed length on your Woodfast? I have a 20 inch swing, short bed from 1995.

What age, swing, and bed length on your Woodfast? I have a 20 inch swing, short bed from 1995.

Paul,

Mine is a M400 manufacturer 1987 max swing dia 480mm over the gap or 18.90", over the bed 12" Bed length 18".
If I had access to some 50mm or 2" blocks of steel I would lift the Head and Tailstocks. I believe such items were available in the USA for Woodfast lathes at one time.

Originally Posted by Ed Reiss

Good for you Hughie...men don't need any "instructions"

Lookin' good so far!!

Eddie Izzard has got a good bit on manuals, (tells it how it is)
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