Recent content by joeyp

Hey :) Just listened to your first podcast, great stuff! One of the things I liked about the Jeremy Schmidt design is that the table doesn't need to be adjusted if you rotate the grinder 90 degrees. Not a huge deal but the obvious difference to me. Im an Aussie so the plans also being in...

Was planning on making a Jeremy Schmidt but recently came across this one https://housemade.us/products/revolution-diy-2x72-belt-grinder-plans Thoughts on the revolution design?

I have one of these that needs to be replaced, 220 ft-lbs. I'm in construction and most of my work is with 1/2" bolts, this thing has enough power so i'm thinking of moving to the stubby as it is rated for 250 ft.-lbs and is much lighter. Would the m12 stubby really be better than the m18...

Re: Steve's Aussie Shed/Workshop Build 12mx7m & 3.6m High! Yeah looks good but I think it may be a bit tight with only 3m apron to get in and out, 1/2 cup had a good suggestion with the peg out. Is it 3.6m to eaves or ridge?

whats size bays and door widths are you going with?

Looks good mate! Did you have any concerns about using the cladding as the form work? I think it voids the warranty but the majority of sheds I see are built like this.

Is there much difference cost wise between 20-25Mpa and 32Mpa concrete?

Solid shed!! Any reason why you didn't go with some skylight sheets on the roof?

Nice are you using GP 6013/4313 rods or something more exotic?

Some serious steel! just curious how deep the piers are and how the uprights are attached to the slab?