No, I can't detect a hint of envy in any of the replies!
Pretty sad if your googling other peoples sheds or are you bored?, haven't you got any soap to make?
Probably have a bash at converting the on remaining batch of soap I've got in the next few days.
Anyhow, no, not board, it's a long story ... I recently bought a band saw. It's to do a job (that I've not yet been awarded), modifying some acrylic display mounts for a pilot project for Sears in the USA. I'd previously done a small batch of 75, all cut by hand and then sanded on an attachment I made on the lathe and finally polished on a mop polisher kindly given to me by some generous tosser.
Anyhow, this time the job's for 800 pieces, so I thought I'd better get a bit more mechanised. I've never had a band saw before and although I think I paid a little over the odds for it's age and quality, in conjunction with a jig I've made it will perform the cutting part of the job in a fraction of the time. Now I've got one, I've realised a band saw is an incredibly useful bit of kit and may invest in, or make a better one at some point in the future.
Anyhow, knowing that it was a cheap make and model, I googled improving a bandsaw and came up with this guy (
http://www.youtube.com/user/Matthiaswandel/videos) who's done a whole load of videos on workshop tools including setting up a cheap bandsaw ... you're probably sorry you asked now, aren't you?
Anyhow, whenever I go on you tube I always get distracted by other videos and end up watching for an hour or two. This workshop tour was one of the recommended videos. Sorry, but you did ask!
