What's on your workbench?

[Shahbahraz]

Chamfering is just the thin edge of the wedge.. oops.

I have inherited the toolshed, so if I knew what I was doing I could be tapping, routing, lathing and all sorts... I just need to get my own shed re-roofed and some better shelving put in, and I will start moving in all the heavyweight bits of kit like band saws. workbenches and so on.

[Wg Cdr Luddite]

For gravel I usually saunter into the nearest building site and nick some. Tip: hard hat, yellow vest and clipboard are your friends here.

[levied troop]

B&Q or Homebase does various grades of building sand. Other hardware stores are available.

[FreddBloggs]

If it is a British worked site, just wander in after 1pm, no chance of a worker then.

If its EU nationals, 24hr worked.

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

If its EU nationals, 24hr worked.

Until 31st January at least......

[Vintage Wargaming]

Lack of chamfering can lead to chafing

[tim.w]

For gravel I usually saunter into the nearest building site and nick some. Tip: hard hat, yellow vest and clipboard are your friends here.

Got some lovely rocks and gravel from Honister Slate mine on a rainy week in the Lakes last year.

[FreddBloggs]

If its EU nationals, 24hr worked.

Until 31st January at least......

Yep, then back to 3 hour days, and no chance of a carpenter, plumber, plasterer or electrician.

I am so looking forwards to brexit.

[World2dave]

We really need more chamfering talk on this forum. It adds a currently lacking touch of class

Based on the OP you're more likely to get more pegging talk on this forum.

[FreddBloggs]

Retreats tactically, with back to the wall..