Welcome Roger, looks like you've got a 'compact' set up there. looking at some of the pics of models you've made I would say in the NVQ L3 parlance, you're more than 'Technically competent'.

George.

Compact!? But, but, I can see the floor! Room for some more machinery there me thinks.

Seriously, nice tidy shop with some excellent work on display there – well done. And a good use of shelving – I always like to have good shelving – not too deep so things get hidden and far better a storage area for tools than 10 year old tins of 1/4 full dried up paint.

Martin

Had a PM reply from Roger, copied below.

I've made contact with the outside world ! Thanks for your reply.

My current project is a horizontal mill type engine, 2" bore 2" stroke, entirely made from odd castings and bar stock ,cylinder covers are 80mm c i bar stock, crankshaft an unmachined casting of unknown origin, flywheel Stuart 5a, cylinder Stuart no 1, steam chest brass bar. Eccentric straps brass 3/8" plate. Bearing blocks steel bar. You can see pics on my album.

Above written by Roger Hills 1

A veritable little Alladin's cave of nice machinesand beautiful models. Makes me feel guilty for complaining about my 2.5 car shed and the difficulty of turning a motorbike around without opening the roller door to the outside.

A very impressive set up.

I have a bit more space but am not using it nearly as effectively!

Nice and effective workshop!
With a lot of machinery and professional models.

The only thing still missing at least in the pictures) is a door to get in and out😉.

Jouke