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Like this? The other side is wet but the inside of the ply hasn't come out so thought if I let it dry out I could then put vanish on it. It will be ok

Will it be strong enough to hold shelves which I will make to go on top? Is the plastic between to stop the water being absorbed? Put two pieces either side of old ply for strength?

This is the ply. After just 6 weeks I think it's beyond help. It's split at bottom as well Will yaught vanish a new bit

Might be worth getting one of the - DeWALT DE7033-XJ Compact - Miter saw stand http://www.axminster.co.uk/dewalt-de7033-mitre-saw-legstand-101728 and one- Dewalt DE7035 saw horse only (as you recommended) You can take the mitre saw clamp off the mitre saw stand it becomes the same as...

Only had it a year. Planning on keeping it for years if I can. Love it. Only 2013. It's been waterproofed and the floor toughened with line x as well. Those ply bits for wheel arches are cheap as well. Shall I just replace the whole thing when gives way from the heavy shelves on top?

Do you think putting it on top of some other wood or plastic?

Lol. I do some part time window cleaning. I can't not get the floor wet. There's always water on the van's floor.

This ply panelling which goes over wheel arch will take the weight of some heavy shelves. As the bottom is always getting wet I guess it will rot and weaken. Any suggestions to get round this? Put some other wood underneath etc

Think a chippy recommended it to my friend. They're only £9 in Homebase.

Old panel blew down. This fence panel I am trying to fit won't butt up at the bottom. Is it just a case of digging it out more. There is a bit of a gap at bottom on other side. Also, if it just won't fit, can you sand or saw one end down? It is a panel divided into two bits by a piece of...

This is it.

I guess if it's long wood on the mitre saw it is not supported at the ends like on specific mitre saw stand though

The DE7025 saw horse or leg stand holds a mitre saw as well and I think my one- Ds365. It's cordless. https://www.powertoolsuk.co.uk/dewalt-dcs365n-mitre-saw.html?gclid=CjwKCAiA1uHSBRBUEiwAkBCtzZ4ITowV3R5VvYBIlfNepUV-GRWpqIZhsSeuySYb5k6qJIhvLoWPmxoC-WoQAvD_BwE Hope the screwed in wood on...

Best to replace these those screws at eye level for the hooks?

Yeah been thinking about one of those site boxes. They're expensive but think the only way a thief can get in is with an angle grinder which a thief won't want to use as it's too noisy. Have to bolt it to floor as well.

IThis is it now. Still need a box of chest for power tools in back right hidden by towel but much better. This is with more gardening stuff as well

Ok. that's good but for the metal protecting my side bolts, I best use something else so a thief a thief can't easily undo them.

Can you get thunderbolts out relatively easily when you want to take them out? Best to put them in and out with a rachet?

Hi You mean metal strips on the outside side of the wood to the side of garage door. Maybe with thunderbolts attaching them to the masonry on the side?

What about this chest thing for my petrol hedge cutters, blower and battery powered chop saw, drills, circular saw etc? 145cm x 62cm. Be ok for moisture, wouldn't it? With circular saw etc