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aentropy wrote:

Really enjoying following this thread! Nice work on all accounts.

Thanks, I really enjoy building things so this is just up scaling hahahaha. The great part is Im really making progress now and have pretty much everything I need to complete, every day I finalize ideas in my head on how things should be finished so this helps 😁

Al wrote:

Andy, do you think your neighbour might one day spot the huge sign you’ve put on their roof saying nasty neighbour, man that thing must be like 20 feet long.
😁
I hope I’ve now put an idea in your head.

Haha wouldn't that be good, Unfortunately a 2nd neighbour on the other side has moved away because of him and we a still dealing with them as best we can. They tried (unsuccessfully) To complain about the new shop but I followed all the rules and they got nowhere hahaha nevermind its not even close to their house the 2 main rules are not closer to the boundary than 1mtr (its 1.1mtrs away from all boundaries ) and under 3mtrs in height (its 2.9 at the peak )

stingray-63 wrote:

Nasty neighbour welcome kit...

But I dont want to welcome them and mist of the demo work is done

AndyAus wrote:

stingray-63 wrote:

Nasty neighbour welcome kit...

But I dont want to welcome them and mist of the demo work is done

The colt 1911 is perfect to....

Spent today framing up the internal wall and finished off the front I have already removed the light fittings from the old shop and install them, Tomorrow I will complete the wiring for them so I can run them off temp power. I will be able to add the brace board to the front so I can then clear out the workshop area for sealing the floor 😬

Really like the black glass door. Adds a nice modern, upscale feel to it.

aentropy wrote:

Really like the black glass door. Adds a nice modern, upscale feel to it.

Thanks, I think so too It is certainly a nicer option than the original roller door or side door

And let there be LIGHT 😎 I never felt I had this level of Lumen in the old shop and there is one less 😁

Awesome.

Well today was a mile stone day with closing up the front of the shop , I started the day adding another stud in the middle of the side steel frames so I have 450 centers on all fixing points for the barn board. Then I cut up the osb recycled from the front of the old shop (it's in great condition having been on there for 7 years ) and fitted it up. There has been this can of bristol green exterior paint on the shelf from the previous owner ( Over 10 years) so I figured now was a great time to use it up as a sealer, I really rolled it on heavy and used all 4L the board loved it and soaked it all up