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Originally Posted by billb

If you can make your way from one side of the shed to the other without smashing your knee, elbow and head at least once each on an unidentified bit of metal then you're not using your shed properly!

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Duly noted, I have a shockingly underutilised man cave, there's clear floor and workspace enough to swing at least three cats (They spit and scratched mercilessly while I did so, and still aren't talking to me) I shall have to order some machine tools, and some timber, tools, paint cans, woodworking/guitar magazines and dead appliances to stack on them (Which i believe is the primary purpose of wood working machine tools, Isn't it?).
I shall have to take a leaf out of the better half's book, her sewing room is teetering piles of fabric in various states of being sewn together or picked apart all mixed in with cutting patterns, craft paper, spools of thread, hanks of yarn and the occasional badly swung cat.

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Originally Posted by andrewdosborne

And finally for today, some bone for tone. Thanks DB!

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Arrghh the bone nut has disappeared into the black hole located in my workshop...!

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Only to be found when looking for something else that has also been lost.

I reckon there are many of us who can relate to this dilemma.

http://youtu.be/QqaQ_Bhgmrc?t=6s

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Originally Posted by billb

If you can make your way from one side of the shed to the other without smashing your knee, elbow and head at least once each on an unidentified bit of metal then you're not using your shed properly!

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My shed it at maximum efficiency then...

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Originally Posted by Simon Barden

http://youtu.be/QqaQ_Bhgmrc?t=6s

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Spot on! Haha

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Originally Posted by wazkelly

Only to be found when looking for something else that has also been lost.

I reckon there are many of us who can relate to this dilemma.

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I reckon the black holes in our workspaces contain the answer to deep space travel

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ahha yeah Ponch I can relate to losing smaller parts in the workshop. Bone nuts I generally leave in a zip lock plastic bag make them harder to lose. I got my bone nut from DB on Sunday. The area under my workbench we call the abyss because you could probably build a working guitar from the lost parts under there haha

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Originally Posted by wokkaboy

The area under my workbench we call the abyss because you could probably build a working guitar from the lost parts under there haha

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That sounds like a challenge in the making Woks!!! I can easily see a build so black it could steal your soul if you looked at it too long, and it would make Dedman so envious!!

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Originally Posted by Zandit75

That sounds like a challenge in the making Woks!!! I can easily see a build so black it could steal your soul if you looked at it too long, and it would make Dedman so envious!!

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This sounds like a good project! In looking for the nut (that is still missing... I've ordered another..) I've found an old reverse headstock strat neck that fell behind a shelf!