First world problems...too much stuff, not enough room.
Solution:
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...pshw4jqyb3.jpg
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...pseymkdhxp.jpg
Now three weeks wait until next step...waiting....waiting...
Kj
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First world problems...too much stuff, not enough room.
Solution:
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...pshw4jqyb3.jpg
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...pseymkdhxp.jpg
Now three weeks wait until next step...waiting....waiting...
Kj
Geeze KJ When I was in my 30s I put heaps of those up around the Wairarapa! Timber 3 bay sheds, 3.9 metre wide bays, 3.6 metres rear to 4 metres at the front x 6metres deep, 1 cube of conc on each leg, 5x2 purlins and 6x2 rafters, corrugated iron clad, no floor 4K + GST erected! We used to join 2 together to make a shed! Company ute dragging a concrete mixer, three guys earning pocket money!!!
Wow...wish it was still $4K + gst these days.
You do know that it will still be to small :)
Hence why I went with a container, might be smaller than a shed but sure was quick!
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Originally Posted by Maca49
So Maca if you were a half pie decent son of a bitch you would go and give KJ a hand to throw one up. KJ this is my best effort to shame Maca into helping you build the shed. I don't expect him to actually do it but he may just shout you the shed to get me off his back.
Haha...Rushy you're a hard man. :thumbsup:
Hey Rushy I went to the field days a couple of years ago and low and behold a beaut implement she'd just the same as I used to build! Thought that's a bit strange, got talking to the guy and 30 older took us a while to realise he was my foreman when we were building them! Must have kept a copy of the plans!!!! So there we are you can still buy them in the Wairarapa, good designs are good designs!:thumbsup:
Lots of bad weather...delays...delays...but some descent progress finally!
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...psmd88eaqj.jpg
Kj
Cant wait to see what gets built in this shed:cool:
Any colour you like...as long as its black!
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...psrpa2ktlo.jpg
Kj
Looking good!
White inside though? Makes for cheap lighting, being able to see stuff, etc.....
Black for now (building paper), will line it one day. There are 8 skylights, so plenty of light during the day. Wall lights for night.
Getting a couple of those spinners to remove heat. Doors getting fitted by the pros next week...wiring after that...all go!
:cool:
Black is back :cool:
I hope they are Dominator doors👍Quote:
Originally Posted by kimjon
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To save embarrassment I'm just going to say yes;)
Good choice
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4 (empty) bays of potential:thumbsup:
http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/a...psi0ilcmi5.jpg
Next up, fill it full of shit:oh noes:
Kj
It doesn't take much, firewood and a workbench could take up half of it
Our yearly firewood would full that.Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
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And I thought going though 6-8m was a lot!Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
awesome now finish your hard tail:cool:
Pretty flash there KJ. Oh, Matt seemed happy with the stock repair
That's an understatement. He phoned me glowing with happiness, as that rifle means a lot to him and he was blown away by how well you restored it. Honestly, you've made him very happy:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chop3r
Cheers, I might also have a source for stock which is in very, very good nick for its age, short action and will be off a L579 Sako. I will let Matt know if it works out