Thanks 👍

Thanks

Thanks! Will do!

Cheers Jim

Thanks very much for that insight about shock absorption.

They are a good vice Michael you can do a lot with them.

Tell me about it, money comes in one hand an goes out in the other 😒

@@JohnMcGrathManInShed Very true. 😕

Word of advice to any small business: allocate tax from the start, maybe into separate bank account. Treat it as a cost of sales like heating workshop - which it is, in a sense since government's primary function (apart from ppe contracts to chums) is to ensure stable and safe environment for everyone in a country to live, trade, raise families, teach next generation, healthcare. That helps set your prices and to assess longer term viability. Many hobbyists turn hobby into business and start well because charging low prices due to not considering costs such as tax, insurance, space to work when outgrow working at home. That low price undercuts more diligent competition or others who started before them with low prices that they had to hike and a vicious cycle of unrealistic startup failing. Put those costs into business plan from start and you don't have to jump from low to a lot higher and lose customers because you have to clear debts to Inland Revenue or fix a piece of work that failed. Defining a robust business plan helps assess if its realistic for you to earn enough to cover costs and make a good living as opposed to a hobby that covers its costs for those of us who have retired from salaried work. Various helpful YT videos, eg Gosforth Handyman. Tax is not an inconvenience, it's a basis of stable, functional, just society (even if it could be used better and can be siphoned off by incompetent or unscrupulous governments depending on era). Got that principle from my father. Conservative Party member and voter of old, pre-Thatcher school. Successful in City before Big Bang and scrupulous about paying tax in full. Furious about amoral 'unacceptable face of capitalism'

@@cuebj Oh, I absolutely agree! And I do that every year. In my case it's houses for renting. I've been buying land in good places of the city and then constructing small houses, for small rentals really... You know? So they never get empty for more than a month when a tenant leaves for some reason. So, every year I need to pay the city taxes. This year I've paid 9.2k reais for all of them. 😬 The issue in this case is a federal tax that I didn't know it wasn't paid yet. In my head everything was paid in 2019 already... Then the construction company let me know around 2 weeks ago. You know? Another good tip is: never stop to save money, even after you already got everything you need to pay the taxes. Because of surprises and, other than that, to grow your business. 😊

I have a 4 part build on it

I use the other side for leaving items on when I'm making something, you could have the tool well and then the apron no problem it would save space

Thanks Chris, the workshop is 6x8m

@@JohnMcGrathManInShed thanks John it's a good size.

you might notice the insulating tap on the end of my handles 🤣

You could make the lever smaller, the design needs more refinement

Great

I don't sleep

@@JohnMcGrathManInShed well….. guess I’ll do the same!

Very sharp blade and running diagonally to the grain

Its to long for flattening across the bench, it would ride over the low spots a smaller plane won't