Misc: Everything Else Throw or keep?
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Possibly.
I have three cupboards in the hallway, four if I get rid of the huge warm air storage heater.
Plenty of space there for shelves.
The best one I saw was a Rudge enthusiast in south London every room in the house was full of parts his washing line and clothes were on the landing the TV was on a 4ft high pile of motorcycle mags and the light was always on in the kitchen because of all the rubbish piled up against the outside window. But I tell you what, he assembled our Ulster gearbox in under 10 minutes and that has more needle rollers than Dolphin Motors in the 70's.
We bought the house next door a couple of years ago with the intention of knocking them into one, so far all we've done is strip it and clean everything out, the first lockdown halted any major work so the lounge has 2 Brough Superior replica's and a Norvin plus all the lockdown supplies in it (we knew it would be coming so have been steadily stocking up, as we did over a month before the first one).
There are two rescue cats housed in the smaller bedrooms, one in what was the bathroom (half the floor needed replacing in there so everything had to go) and one in the utility room, under the stairs are the remaining parts of a custom Triumph I'm rebuilding. There is however one bedroom and the kitchen with just "house stuff" in !!
There are two rescue cats housed in the smaller bedrooms, one in what was the bathroom (half the floor needed replacing in there so everything had to go) and one in the utility room, under the stairs are the remaining parts of a custom Triumph I'm rebuilding. There is however one bedroom and the kitchen with just "house stuff" in !!
Sounds cool. Haven’t quite reached the stage of bikes, engines, workshop tools in the house yet.
Would like to keep it sort of conventional. Plus I have my live music equipment to store too.
The conservatory is acting as a shed at the mo, while I kit out the garage.
I have a Futura 140 Arc welder in there which I’ve never used and would like to get rid of.
If I need to do some welding, I can contact my local bike club or get a cheap mig welder.
I definately need garage storage but trying to get it more down to stuff that I need and use, rather than might need.
Would like to keep it sort of conventional. Plus I have my live music equipment to store too.
The conservatory is acting as a shed at the mo, while I kit out the garage.
I have a Futura 140 Arc welder in there which I’ve never used and would like to get rid of.
If I need to do some welding, I can contact my local bike club or get a cheap mig welder.
I definately need garage storage but trying to get it more down to stuff that I need and use, rather than might need.
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I didn't use my Lathe for 10 years, So sold / Gave it away !,
Needed the space, I worked for myself in the garage, Car Repairs,
Soon as it had gone I needed it, Such Is Life !.
Needed the space, I worked for myself in the garage, Car Repairs,
Soon as it had gone I needed it, Such Is Life !.
£35 for a lathe and all the stuff !, 3 and 4 jaw chucks !,
It's True, I AM MAD .
It's True, I AM MAD .