ooh, just remember something else I want is a regulated benchtop DC power supply. Are there cheap ones out there?

Yep if you don’t need high current. I have a cheap one from Maplin.

I only need a couple of amps.

this would do it.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/dc-3-12v-3a-compact-bench-power-supply-96963

I like the voltage range too.

Think mine is this one:

It’s useful to have a current read out, so you can see what’s going on.

A magic bike stacking thing that prevents pedal-spoke entanglement.

An absolute mint Mk2 Golf 16 valve.

I’d like a wheeling machine (English Wheel)with lots of wheel profiles
A TIG welder and a gas set (more for the gas axe than anything)
A box folder
A parts washer
Spot welder (for the times that a MIG plug just doesn’t do it)
Plenty of planishing hammers and stakes
Huge air chambered compressor
Low bake oven
In fact a trolley dash HERE or HERE would be a good start…………

Lathe & 3D printer

A workshop would be nice

Kelly Brook or Holly so I had somewhere to park my bikes 🙂

An apple scratter to go with the cider press.

me

the good thing with those little dc power supplies is they are great for anodising stuff 🙂

Workshop still under construction (am lining it with 25mm celotex and OSB board at the moment) however, when its finished i’ll be collecting the following from my Dads –

Floor-standing Meddings Pillar drill
Myford wood turning lathe
Startrite bandsaw
metal work bench with a couple of monster Record vices
Bambi silent compressor
SIP MMA welder

+ tonnes of other stuff as he is downsizing and giving up his workshop.

Nice compact mill and maybe a smelly old myford

when people say ‘lathe’ are we talking metal or wood?

Kelly Brook or Holly so I had somewhere to park my bikes

They’re both locked in my gararge and I’m not sharing.

I want mine insulated with the same insulation they use in the TARDIS.

(moving into a new shed on Friday and boy it looks cramped. No space for ornamental ladies