Recommendation of Woodwork Shop to Hire?

[Tenson]

Hi guys,

I need to hire a wood-working shop for a day or two. I've found one in Battersea which looks good but is quite a long way from me in Gravesend, Kent. Can anyone suggest an alternative?

The job I need to do is pretty simple; just rip some sheets of ply, add a plain rebate to each side then cross cut them. So I need a table saw and a router table / spindle moulder.

Any ideas, or do you have a workshop that is not fully utilised?

Regards,
Simon

[AndyGuid]

Men's Sheds are a great Aussie idea....... partly to make up for being so submissive at cricket ;)

Looks as if there are now Men's Sheds already open in Dartford and Gillingham.

[T0rnado69]

1. just rip some sheets of ply.
2. add a plain rebate to each side.
3. then cross cut them.


cant you use a circ saw ? run against a straight edge.
you could use a router to add the rebate.
depends how wide the pieces are... you could cross cut them with a chop saw.
or a radial arm saw.

[Musht]

sawboard?

http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php?title=Sawboard

[Tenson]

Thanks. It's not the tools that are the issue it's the space to work and make some mess. I used to have a table saw but sold it when I moved due to the space.

[T0rnado69]

fair play, i do what i can in my garage, and what i cant outside it. ( weather permitting ) :subdued:

[AndyGuid]

Bugger, I forgot to give you the weblink which is http://menssheds.org.uk/find-a-shed/
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Looks like the Gravesend Shed is yet to come, but there are already Men's Sheds already open in Dartford and Gillingham.