Small Seppo shed tour

[fred.n]

Very nice setup Bob

[Scribbly Gum]

Thanks for taking the time to photograph, and for sharing your shed pix with us Bob.

I really appreciate seeing the layout of other woodie's sheds, and of course there is the obligatory drool over everyone else's tool . I like to call it Tool Drool!
Have picked up lots of great ideas for my own shed this way.
Now if I could only get it that neat !!!!!
Regards
SG

[Rocker]

Bob,

I would be wary of selling your biscuit joiner just yet. I think there are still some instances where it may still be useful.

Rocker

[Bad Woodworker]

That's a great set up and about three times the size of my space.

[Wongo]

Those K-body clamps are huge. What are they? K-500?

Sorry I need to have a little lie down.

[Honorary Bloke]

Those K-body clamps are huge. What are they? K-500?

Sorry I need to have a little lie down.

Wongo, two of them are 60 inches long (5 feet!). Four are 40 inches long.

[Honorary Bloke]

Bob,

I would be wary of selling your biscuit joiner just yet. I think there are still some instances where it may still be useful.

Rocker

You are right. Actually I'm just kidding about selling it--I never met a tool yet that I could bear to part with later on.

(Anyone interested in a Crain professional undercutting saw? Only used to undercut 8 door jambs for floating flooring, but I might need it again some day!)

[black1]

Well, while everyone is having a smoko at 's, I thought I'd sneak in a few pics of my wee shed. The shed measures about 4.5M by 8.5M.
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look a seppo talking in metric eeekk

nice shed though
ps: do you work in metric or that other silly stuff?

[Lignum]

Bob,

I would be wary of selling your biscuit joiner just yet. I think there are still some instances where it may still be useful.

Rocker

And they are?

And Bob, i love your work space It will look even beter in a few weeks

[Honorary Bloke]

ps: do you work in metric or that other silly stuff?

Mostly in that other silly stuff. But, I'm slowly changing over.

[Lignum]

Bob, your shed needs this

[Honorary Bloke]

Bob, your shed needs this

A wooden work table?

(20 more days and counting. )

[Rocker]

Rocker: There are some instances where a biscuit joiner can still be useful.

And they are?

Lignum,

An instance which springs to mind is when building a cabinet such as the one described in these threads:

http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...hlight=cabinet

and

http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=13548

where the top is joined to the sides with biscuit-reinforced mitre joints. The Domino cannot mill a mortice closer than 10 mm from the inner corner of a mitre, unless you fiddle around with using a spacer. I believe that biscuits are more suitable for reinforcing this type of mitre joint than dominoes.

Rocker