Lets see your shed/workshop
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ldrcycles
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Re: Lets see your shed/workshop
What are you talking about? Mess?! I can see the floor!!
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WestcoastPete
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master6
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Re: Lets see your shed/workshop
better get to work.
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master6
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Frame nearly complete. Might have to have christmas day off
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senator52
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Re: Lets see your shed/workshop
Any update on the shed?
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master6
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Shed finished. Plumbing finished. Just need 3 inspections to tidy the whole thing.
Private building surveyor to inspect.
Council plumbing inspector to inspect.
Council building inspector to inspect.
Private building surveyor to inspect.
Council plumbing inspector to inspect.
Council building inspector to inspect.
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cotterpin
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Re: Lets see your shed/workshop
Hey Master
That is one fine shed. Well done.
That is one fine shed. Well done.
a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest
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Mugglechops
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Re: Lets see your shed/workshop
Here is my poor effort. I have my other bikes mounted on the other side on the wall.
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DaveOZ
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you cleaned up Lewy? 
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Mugglechops
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Yes I did. The only thing I achieved on my holidaysDaveOZ wrote:you cleaned up Lewy?
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grantw
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senator52
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Re: Lets see your shed/workshop
Shed looks excellent! Some inside shots soon I'd expect. Tell me you're not going to waste all that space filling it up with carsmaster6 wrote:Shed finished. Plumbing finished. Just need 3 inspections to tidy the whole thing.
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master6
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Building surveyor has just inspected the new shed, which was designed by an engineer, approved by council, and previously inspected at foundation stage. Building surveyor remarked that shed is well constructed and in accord with all requirements and he will report accordingly to council. That should finish it..?? NO! council now need to send their officer out to inspect again. Why insist on a private building surveyor if you cant trust him?senator52 wrote:Shed looks excellent! Some inside shots soon I'd expect. Tell me you're not going to waste all that space filling it up with carsmaster6 wrote:Shed finished. Plumbing finished. Just need 3 inspections to tidy the whole thing.
Senator, there is nothing in it yet. Cars? Sorry to disappoint; I would like to put a car in it. I have two cars in Queensland awaiting restoration, and I am considering bringing one down here to Tassie after this years winter trip north.
I have a 78 SLE Commodore with 308, Turbo400 auto, and a 71HG Belmont windowless panel van. If I find a hktg ute or van here in Tassie in the meantime, the two in Qld will stay there.