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matnewsholme:
just a thought, could you get smaller castors for the toolchest? looking good

28ten:

--- Quote from: matnewsholme on September 01, 2009, 03:15:41 PM ---just a thought, could you get smaller castors for the toolchest? looking good

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That did cross my mind. If all else fails it might be a possible solution

Mike K:
Looks good.  I'm thinking about doing the same thing.  I even have the same tool stand you have.

Mike

bogstandard:
Cynric,

I don't know if you noticed on your visit, in the back room, the benches were much higher. That was because they were to be stood at rather than sitting down as I do in the shop itself.

Anyone else who is putting in benches needs to take heed of what you have done, and make the bench heights to suit your perfect working height. It makes working in your shop so much more pleasureable. Even a couple of inches makes all the difference.

It looks like you have used the same B&Q 'mousedust' surfaces as I have done as well. Very reasonably priced compared to what all the others cost, and perfect for what we want it for.

This is a pic of uncle Bog's in his tall benched back room at the end of last summer, complete with 'mousedust' surfaces.

I've got a lot more hair now, as I have let it grow a bit longer than the 4mm I used to have it at.


Bogs

dsquire:

--- Quote from: 28ten on September 01, 2009, 04:11:09 PM ---
--- Quote from: matnewsholme on September 01, 2009, 03:15:41 PM ---just a thought, could you get smaller castors for the toolchest? looking good

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That did cross my mind. If all else fails it might be a possible solution

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If you can't get small enough castors I have an idea that would allow you to lower the tool cabinet within an inch of the floor and still be on castors.

cheers :beer:

Don

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