Show us your garage/workshop (2 Viewers)

[pappajohn]

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You need a couple of starters in that twin tube light.

 

[pappajohn]

I think your engine has an oil leak
Better get that pit into use

16 years of various cars have left their mark.

 

[Yorick]

 

[andyman]

What makes the pillar drill, Warco?

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[Boris7]

Can you recommend that bench Drill Boris7
im after one too

It’s actually a pillar drill (view is obscure) but they do a bench version, it’s 7 years old and used most days, it’s a warco https://www.warco.co.uk/ my only issue has been the table clamp needs to be tightened if your using it repetitively.

Warco normally have a number of sales days each year and you can get good bargins, but obviously covid has changed this.

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[Neckender]

I bought my pillar drill new in 1996 £35 from a tool seller at a steam rally it’s still going strong nearly 25 years later.

John.

It’s actually a pillar drill (view is obscure) but they do a bench version, it’s 7 years old and used most days, it’s a warco https://www.warco.co.uk/ my only issue has been the table clamp needs to be tightened if your using it repetitively.

Warco normally have a number of sales days each year and you can get good bargins, but obviously covid has changed this.

 

[chaser]

is the herald for sale?

You must be joking ,Julie's pride and joy.

 

[olley]

Built my new workshop lastyear, it's super insulated and as warm as toast with the heating on.

 

[two]

This was my garage 20 years ago, but it's now used just for storage.
It's crammed full of important stuff, otherwise it might've collapsed.

 

[robnchris]

This is my pillar drill, Elliott Progress from the 1960's weighs a fair bit, I can also pop in a milling head for light cuts.

The Jones Shipman compound table is from the 1950's a real heavy solid bit of kit.

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[PhilMary]

A single garage for the Bike

Ah, but, the bike is in the big garage? So what's kept in the small garage?
Phil

 

[Steve and Denise]

I had a new electric roller door in green fitted and new double glazed window to my 7m x 3.5m garage 2 weeks before Christmas, repainted it externally during lockdown, and then found a leak in the roof where a roof nail had missed the roof truss, this had held for approx 18 years and then suddenly decided to leak.
I’ve repaired the leak, now waiting for better weather to pressure wash the roof and coat it with Acropol roof paint.
I’m fitting a new plastic floor in grey and British racing green in my own design but run out of tiles and awaiting for supplier to open on Jan 4th.
I had the floor tiles off this company . http://plasfloor.co.uk/
Ive ordered 50sq meters of double foil double bubble insulation off Amazon for the walls and I’m going to batten the walls and line it with 12mm ply.

John.

ps this is the design of the floor when finished.
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Here is mine I got rid of all heavy tools such as my lathe etc as at my age I don’t need them now.
Ready for a couple of toys the tiles only took a day to fit during March lockdown.

 

[two]

Shame to get them dirty!

 

[Steve and Denise]

Shame to get them dirty!

The trick of keeping them clean is to cover them up with toys

 

[Neckender]

My garage is precast concrete and I’m going to insulate it with double foil, double bubble insulation and then clad in plywood or OSB board.
would you fix the insulation to the concrete walls or would you fix it to the plywood before fixing to the battens.
Also which would you use the OSB board or plywood?
Thanks,
John.
Ps I’m thinking of buying this to put in the garage when finished.

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[Steve and Denise]

My garage is precast concrete and I’m going to insulate it with double foil, double bubble insulation and then clad in plywood or OSB board.
would you fix the insulation to the concrete walls or would you fix it to the plywood before fixing to the battens.
Also which would you use the OSB board or plywood?
Thanks,
John.
Ps I’m thinking of buying this to put in the garage when finished.
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Been there John, the memory was better than the bike

 

[two]

My garage is precast concrete and I’m going to insulate it with double foil, double bubble insulation and then clad in plywood or OSB board.
would you fix the insulation to the concrete walls or would you fix it to the plywood before fixing to the battens.
Also which would you use the OSB board or plywood?
Thanks,
John.

Why insulate? It's likely to be a draughty place (and needs to be).
If condensation is a problem, just insulate the roof to stop drips.
If you really want to insulate (and make a room of it) I'd consider insulated plasterboard (like Kingspan) but would only use shelving that stands on the floor.

 

[Westbarn1]

Been there too, bought a very nice DB34 Goldstar couple of years ago, but found I could barely start it, let alone ride it, looked great indoors, sold it.

 

[Tombola]

Here is mine I got rid of all heavy tools such as my lathe etc as at my age I don’t need them now.
Ready for a couple of toys the tiles only took a day to fit during March lockdown.
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Nice, are they the same "plasfloor" tiles as previous poster. Probaby something Ill go for. The bare concrete floor that is laid in mine isnt floated smooth but just tamped. Will they be ok do you reckon?

 

[Steve and Denise]

Nice, are they the same "plasfloor" tiles as previous poster. Probaby something Ill go for. The bare concrete floor that is laid in mine isnt floated smooth but just tamped. Will they be ok do you reckon?

Here they are easy to lay the rear is honeycomb so do allow for some discrepancy alternatively use some self levelling compound before hand

and MADE IN BRITAIN

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[Steve and Denise]

Been there too, bought a very nice DB34 Goldstar couple of years ago, but found I could barely start it, let alone ride it, looked great indoors, sold it.

That’s exactly what I did

 

[Garfields]

Nice, are they the same "plasfloor" tiles as previous poster. Probaby something Ill go for. The bare concrete floor that is laid in mine isnt floated smooth but just tamped. Will they be ok do you reckon?

A coat or two of floor paint helps a lot with dust

 

[St3v3]

Here is mine I got rid of all heavy tools such as my lathe etc as at my age I don’t need them now.
Ready for a couple of toys the tiles only took a day to fit during March lockdown.
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Is that the grow room in the back corner?

 

[Wikky]

Been there too, bought a very nice DB34 Goldstar couple of years ago, but found I could barely start it, let alone ride it, looked great indoors, sold it.

That's why Jap bikes became popular.

 

[jongood]

Here is mine I got rid of all heavy tools such as my lathe etc as at my age I don’t need them now.
Ready for a couple of toys the tiles only took a day to fit during March lockdown.
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Loving the tiles, what are they made of?

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[EuroTrotters]

Several uses

 

[Yorick]

A coat or two of floor paint helps a lot with dust

You'll see from my pics that I used expensive 2-pack floor paint. Keeps things much cleaner and floor doesn't show tyre marks.

 

[Steve and Denise]

Loving the tiles, what are they made of?

They are recycled type of plastic UK made

 

[Mikey RV]

Getting garage envy from this thread. I used to have a nice big double garage with my Hot rod in, my T4 camper, my surfboards, my cruiser bikes, workbench, storage etc etc. I can’t talk about it anymore. Now I have downsized it all had to go And it’s just not the same.

 

[B-well]

My "Man Cave" shed....




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Does anyone know how to fix a full size blow-up doll with minor cuts and punctures?​

I tried to fix mine with duct tape cause its strong and durable but she just doesn't look the same the tape is an eye sore. Is there anything I can do to restore her condition?

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