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Funny enough I went to the local timber yard yesterday and they recommended exactly the same thing. I priced up 3 x 3m scaffolding boards but with the current cost of wood decided to spend a little more and go the kitchen worktop route. I was also worried about not being able to get a perfectly flat surface although yours looks great. Tomorrow hopefully I'll have a nice 40mm staved and finger joined oak worktop delivered. I'm going to be terrified cutting it to size!
Loving your set-up, always fascinating seeing what people have tucked away, the LMNH vibe with the caps is a nice touch. What's the red thing bottom right, parts cleaner?
jambon-
I'm going to be terrified cutting it to size!
Fresh blade on the Makita. You’ll be fiiine.
What's the red thing bottom right, parts cleaner?
Looks like a can of coke, so yea, parts cleaner.
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Big Red Rad.
Twin bulb version. I can safely say its one of the best gifts I ever received. Makes work possible in Autumn/Winter.
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kitchen worktop route
Where from?
I was thinking about moisture resistant MDF.
pdlouche
Merak
hugo7
I used retired scaffold boards and a couple of old kitchens. Biscuit jointed the boards together and then gave them a couple of coats of satin varnish.
Loving your garage/workshop BTW.
Also scored some flooring that was being skipped from a gym. It was like new.🤦 Freakishly heavy but is amazing for a workshop.