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Having an Impact

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This great little fold-up work bench was created in a couple of hours with only a few basic tools. It is so handy for those tight garage spaces where ...

Just Starting Out

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My partner and I are refurbishing a Millard York caravan with an exposed plywood interior. We purchased an initial piece of 12mm C/D ply to build t ...

Just Starting Out

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I have just purchased the Specrite timber multi use pine panel and I want to put a clear coat over it. I want something that'll prevent food and drink ...

Making a Splash

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This Wall Mounted Fold Down Workbench is a Game Changer for Tiny Homes and Small Workshops! Static workbenches and Dining Tables suck up a lot of valu ...

Finding My Feet

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I'm a novice woodworker and I'm not sure what to use to build by work bench. Its pretty simple and basic, which is fine, but should I use treated or u ...

Growing in Experience

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Building a Reputation

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G'day Everyone, hope this finds you and yours all well. I am making a workshop bench which will be made from 70mm x 35mm pine that is all second hand ...

Just Starting Out

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I need a top cap and fittings for a Mimosa cantilevered umbrella

Making a Splash

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Hello friendly workshopers, I have been looking for ideas to build a compact and neat workbench in the garage that is already crammed with things. G ...

Growing in Experience

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Built this custom yet simple shoe rack solution to add extra space for my wife to store her shoes. This was the best I could do with my limited knowle ...

Cultivating a Following

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Good afternoon, Would 70 x 35 be strong enough to use for making garage shelving or would it be better if it was 90 x 45? Thank you

Cultivating a Following

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Hi- I bought boltless metal garage shelves from a company that shall remain nameless. When it arrived, there were no cross beams to support the shelve ...

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