Ideal workshop/yard essentials

[RobRainford]

Do you suffer from condensation dripping from the celing Rob?

 

I had a similar setup a while back, and it dripped all the time:thumbdown:

 

surprisingly no, the container used to house an old generator, so there are a few big vents, one in the roof (look in picture 1) theres a small hole for an exhaust pipe at one side, and two huge air intake vents either side but ive covered them up. It seems like moisture might have got under the paint, but i never checked the roof when it arrived so idk if its happened recently. i dont use a heater in there anymore although i would fancy a small one. the big halogen one i had was good for drying ropes as it gave out loads of heat evenly. but it got sold. Im currently in the slow process of building shelves to put saws on so then under the bench is clear to store kit bags and stuff

[Samuel]

this may be stating the obvious but vices for sharpening your chains and would highly recommend a airline. we use them at college and they are very help full and maybe a radio to pass the time

[RobRainford]

this may be stating the obvious but vices for sharpening your chains and would highly recommend a airline. we use them at college and they are very help full and maybe a radio to pass the time

 

like i said, thats an old picture, ive got a radio in there, not taking kindly to damp air though, and with it being a steel container, it messes with the radio signals. giving me a weak radio experience.

 

Ive got a bench chain grinder, but thats all smashed to bits. need time off college to fix everything, in the meantime i have two wooden blocks and i knock a field vice into one, and have a guide bar sharpener, gives the best sharpen i can get from anything. all angles are perfect. Theres an airline there aswell, its inside another workshop so theres loads of tools and things already there, this is not getting much attention due to my college work.