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The curved feet and the curved shelf really complement each other nicely. Lovely build. Can't wait to see it progress. Great work.

For VAG cars here in Ireland it is a big thing for those enthusiast to record everything and have services done at the dealerships. Even the guys who do their own interim services or slight modifications for original stock it's a big thing. This is also valuable in confirming mileage as per...

I keep everything including an excel sheet of every time I fill up the car with diesel/petrol. Just to check car consumption v's actual consumption and see how every service affects it! I'm boring like that!!! [emoji6] Last car I had: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So you guys were right about the time consumed by the small fella. No more time for me. [emoji6] Was in the shed and decided I needed to tidy the place up. Didn't take a before but the afters are still not perfect. Picked up some pallet racking to help with the process. Below is the current state:

We need more images of this. Awesome bit of work. Really tasty. :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was looking into this a while ago and on here I saw the following images. I can't remember who they belong to and what thread I saw them in but I liked there style. Complements to the designers. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=295802

That's a pretty sweet set up. Just goes to show what can be achieved with a shipping container. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the quick reply to the post. That's a thing of beauty. Super job. It's next on the list (ever growing list) of things to do. Plenty of Rams at home with it being a farm and watching what everyone does here to make it right first time.

Any pictures of the build? Lovely looking job there. Very impressive. [emoji1303]

Thanks Saceone, The Fall is a great show, Really like it. Must admit that this has now somewhat turned into look at what I did 'When I get a chance' thread!!! I'll get back to the main bench in a few weeks as i'll have a few weeks off from work and planning a few days on the farm working on...

So, the baby has consumed all of my time... Who knows what I did with all my time before. Managed to get some work done on the timber bench. I looked at the extension for the chop saw and wanted to get that sorted. I drilled holes to center up with the 2x4 timbers and then I placed two sheets...

Success, The toolbox was replaced by the company who is also the carrier. I was really hoping they would say 'here's a set of wrenches' to make up for the slight damage to the box. Oh well, 100% perfect box, now I need to fill it with tools. It's like a vicious never ending cycle. :-)

It makes perfect sense. I was framing a work bench on my fab table and if I had read this sooner then that is what I should have done. So simple yet so elegant. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=295802

Now that's a labour of love. I truly respect anyone with those skills and patience to build something so beautiful. It must be an immense feeling to finally move in there knowing that there is not one element of that build that you don't know about. One word - Beautiful

A comparator for $100!!!!! That my man, is a steal. I couldn't find a bulb in Ireland never mind a whole comparator for 100 bucks. So jealous.

That's what I laser mark on my tools/stationary in work. [emoji12]

As someone on here said before "He who dies with the most tools Wins" that's what I'm going with as my tool purchasing motto.

So the toolbox arrived: This thing is a monster. It's got 5" castors which brings the table top in at 44". Drawers are all solid and the rails are good quality. There is a good feel of quality around it. Very happy with it. Except for this one thing.... During assembly I spotted it. It...

Cheers Radrush, the castor plates were re-welded over again on all four corners. This helped to fill them out also. The castors will give up twice over before the plates do now. [emoji12][emoji1303]

Got a chance to start a new receiver for my bench top grinder (Record one). Just cut some 16mm flat plate left over from the table top so I now have approximately (150mm) or 6" waste. This will get consumed elsewhere. Lined it up and drilled the four holes. (Held it in the vice receiver I...