What's on your workbench?

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It is looking rather good. I’m going to try out my table upstairs, I’d been worried over the headroom but that looks doable- the current ‘games’ room is too cold and a little cramped.
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That looks like an exciting project - don't worry about headroom Simon, its an overrated concept not needed by all gamers
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I'm looking Simon but I don't see a mini bar?
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That's in the garage below
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That's going to be a fantastic games suite!
Looking forward to seeing more pics soon.
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valleyboy wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 7:48 pm That looks like an exciting project - don't worry about headroom Simon, its an overrated concept not needed by all gamers
If God had meant us to worry about headroom, he wouldn't have given us knees, right?!?!
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BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: Sun Feb 09, 2020 8:31 pm If God had meant us to worry about headroom, he wouldn't have given us knees, right?!?!
It's fine if they carry on working properly after the warranty runs out...mine haven't :(
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If I'd been offered an extended warranty on mine I'd have paid willingly.
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It's odd. You start with your right knee and your left knee, then you have your good knee and your dodgy one. After that it's the one that goes crunch and the one that doesn't and from there it's a short step to the new knee and the old one.
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...and then there's the hips!
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