Thank you Jeremy! I’m super happy to help

That’s incredibly kind of you to say, thank you Dave

Thanks! I got a crazy amount of help from my wife and Dad to get things where I wanted them, it would have taken me months to attempt on my own. The big old vices like mine are always on marketplace, and they’re fun to refurb. Unfortunately the quick release and thread catch on mine is stuffed so I have to think of a solution when I can get around to taking it off the bench

Thank you! Cheers!

I’ve tried to put the stuff I use in plain sight, but I’m confident I’ll still get confused 😂

Thank you so much!

I have seen that one Simon! There are a couple of Budget makes I’m thinking about, but I’m confident I will be researching my face off before getting one. I think it’ll be a bit before I can afford one though.

Thanks Louise! Workshops are always evolving as your needs change I find. It’s nice to get it all organised now and then though

Holy hell! What’s stopping you?

They’re always evolving for sure

Exactly 👍

Thanks Simon!

Thanks Jeff

Thanks! They’re good aren’t they!

Thanks 👍

Very kind of you to say, thank you!

I’m going to really try to keep it this way, but I’m confident I’ll fail 😂😂

Thanks Gaz!

Thanks David!

Thanks Paul!

Cheers Frank!

Oh don’t worry, I’m confident I’ll be having a mental breakdown in the middle of crap everywhere in the future 😂

I had loads of that. Took a lot of brutal ‘So I really need this thing’ honestly with myself to get rid of a load. My advice though, on a nice day get everything out more or less, put back the essentials, then go through the rest being harsh with yourself

@@WoodworkJourney . Yeah that is/was my "plan" . And now that the weather seems to be improving the cherry on the cake is I've ricked my ankle and developed excruciating sciatica , *plus*.as you had an issue with your roof, I've got rain seeping up from the bloody floor. .......but hey ho I'm told this is all "character building".

Bloody right they build character 😂😂

Cheers dude, unfortunately I don’t have the money for either option. Would love to change to a cartridge filter at some point though

I love ‘em!

Thanks very much! Marketplace for the win!

Sadly no thoughts buddy, I’ve done zero research and it’s many years since my offshore fire safety training. I know I’d prefer to risk getting powder in tools than lose my workshop though. I’m also a guy that when welding managed to set fire to his own fireproof overalls he was wearing and didn’t realise until things were getting warm

@@WoodworkJourney Yes, I would prefer my total woodshop over a few firetools as well! Only thing I've got is a waterhose for the garden (that barely would reach the door of my woodshop!). Setting fire to some that's fireproof - now that is a skill on its own 😂 Stay safe there, mate!

If it’s possible to screw something up I guarantee I’ll find a way 😂😂😂

Thanks dude! I’m really happy with my dust collection, the 40mm pipe and home made blast gates have worked really well. Obviously it can’t take big chips from the planer or tablesaw, but for most other things it’s grand! The lift I’ve used so far does the trick but it is a bit of a pain. I’ll be making my own router lift for above table access though so stay tuned (they’re crazy money to buy!). Your videos are ace and confidence will come! I’ve got confidence and no skill so we’re basically polar opposites 👍😂👍

@@WoodworkJourney I’ll try and make dust collection a priority and get a video out soon haha! Good to know about the lift - I will have a think, there’s so many solutions in KZfaq it’s hard to choose 😂 looking forward to seeing your solution 😃

I would like a bench top planer thicknesser but can’t afford one right now. I do have my little Titan jointer planer but I don’t need the jointing bit and the thicknessing width is pretty small

We don’t have a lot, but the mower and garden tools are an a tiny thin metal shed (probably about 3ftx3ft). To be honest we try to minimise what we have with stuff like that, my wife also has some other boxes that hold her tools for the fruit and vegetable stuff she grows