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       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: johnpirate Date: December 6, 2012, 2:53 pm
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       I know its an old topic but .Yea here is my latest
       purchase.[IMG]
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       />. A 10x6 shed bought off e,blag as a second, for over £100 les
       s
       than best. They have some panels with knotholes or other
       blemishes.I asked how often they get seconds in and he said we
       build them to order. :eek:
       #Post#: 44511--------------------------------------------------
       I've been out screwing today.....
       By: Fluffle-Valve Date: December 7, 2012, 3:35 am
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       Well? Un-screwing to be more precise.
       Been up to make a start on the Big Shed today. (Well actually it
       was in April & May this year)
       I’ve un-screwed about 50 of these screw type bolt screws.
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       Still a load more to come out, but I didn’t want the shed
       collapsing while I sleep tonight.
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       This is the shed I have brought from the Malcolm Arnold Academy
       on Trinity Avenue.
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       It measures 12’ x 26’ and a few others and I are taking it down
       and transporting it to my place tomorrow.
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       I can’t wait to get it home.
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       It needs a few repairs to it, but it came a price I could
       afford, so I don’t mind fixing a few bits here and there.
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       I shall be doing a few modifications to it when I erect it.
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       First though, I need to get the base finished off so I can get
       on and get the BIG Shed up.
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       The shed came down today with the help of Pete, Tom, Stuart and
       John.
       I’m very grateful for their help and I can’t thank them enough.
       We all worked very hard today and I feel quite shattered now.
       09:30 start at the school.
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       Very soon had the rest of the screws out and panels started to
       come off.
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       Roof off now.
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       More panels off.
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       And more.
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       Time for Tea/coffee. My father-in-law went out and brought a new
       kettle and made us all a beverage.
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       Nearly all down.
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       Time out to play with Pete’s dog, Poppy.
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       Just the floor to go.
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       All on the trailer ready to go, but first fix the lights.
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       Back at mine and time to unload. This proved to very hard work
       and we were all knackered when finish.
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       While starting to unload we saw a plane come by very low and we
       thought it was lost.
       However, it was a planned fly past for the saints.
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       Well it took another couple of hours to get the shed into my
       garden. But it got there in the end.
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       Now I need to sort the corner of my garden and get a concrete
       base done.
       My old Kango gave up on me and I had to source another one from
       the bay of E.
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       I need to transform this lot.
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       I had a little bonfire to get rid of some timber and a load of
       other shite that was not needed.
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       So after many days munching and a crunching I was finally ready
       to mix some concrete.
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       Fist bit of concrete down now.
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       And the second bit down.
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       Been out and brought some more ballast and cement.
       The trailer was a tad over weight and my Rover 75 did struggle
       to get going at times.
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       Wheels were splaying outwards with the weight.
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       I’ve now wheel barrowed half of the ballast up the garden for
       the next stage in mixing concrete.
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       Inbetween showers and during showers, I have been trying to find
       the time to get some more Concrete laid.
       It's been hard, but I manage a bit more last weekend.
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       I've also been out again and got myself another load of balast.
       Roll on the weekend again and i hope it don't rain so much?
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       Been busy with the shed in between rain showers.
       I got this far by the 05/05/2012
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       All the concreting has done and ready to lay the floor out.
       So with the help of my mate Stuart, My brother-in-law and his
       mate from work, we set too and got on with the shed erection.
       First the floor.
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       Then on to the panels.
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       Tea Break
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       Then back on with the job.
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       So this is how it’s looking tonight.
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       Roof going on  tomorrow.
       Slowly getting there. Keep watching...
       Shed is now up with roof on.
       Still need to do a few repairs to it, but it's now a fully
       functional shed.
       It was 12’ x 26’, but I have cut it down to 12’ x 20’. Hence the
       reason for odd gap in the middle.
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       A man can’t have too many sheds... I have seven now....
       The BIG shed, which is empty at the moment.
       A Pond Shed for all my filters
       Two general storage sheds for Land Rover stuff and household
       stuff.
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       Then three with Garden implements, tools, timber storage and
       mowers, etc
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       A very shedy garden...   ::)  :smilewide:
       #Post#: 55883--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: johnpirate Date: March 31, 2013, 11:41 am
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       Taken ownership of yet another shed today.It only a 6x4 wanylap
       but it will be home for the hens so I can give them more room to
       do their stuff.So thats four sheds a garage and a small hen
       coop.I think I,m going to run out of ground space soon. I love
       sheds.
       #Post#: 56397--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: Drew Date: April 8, 2013, 1:27 am
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       You know you're a better man for new added sheddage, John.
       And Fluffy...that is a wooden shed of eminence, with a great
       photologue to accompany.
       As it was evidently once a groundsman's shed, what's the money
       on it previously smelling of 2-stroke and creosote?
       #Post#: 56418--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: Arjan Date: April 8, 2013, 6:21 am
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       Would you like to come over and build a 26 x 8.5 mtrs shed here
       ?
       Only 100 tonnes of concrete to pour.....
       Nice Pics  :thumbs:
       #Post#: 62829--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: johnpirate Date: May 30, 2013, 2:44 pm
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       />Had a tidy up around the place with a neighbour.Repaired and p
       ut
       the roof and windows on the shed I had given me.I,m going to
       line the inside with chicken wire and I need to sort out an
       entrance for the hens before putting a run on the front and
       possibly round the side.I,ve also got to nail some lino inside
       to make it easier to clean out.I can get more hens then altough
       I,m giving eggs away to all the neighbours.
       #Post#: 62846--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: Snailer Date: May 30, 2013, 3:38 pm
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       that is a great shed review, just be aware that shit expands to
       fill the space as we all need space to work. Have an annual
       'shed clear out' of what you think you don't need.
       This is clearly aimed at those people with too many
       overdrives....  :rolleye0012:
       #Post#: 62855--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: genem Date: May 30, 2013, 3:58 pm
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       I do need to clear some of the shit out of my shed. Having got
       the hens evicted into a proper run its now full of nesting
       swallows. Great to watch fly but do they ever produce a lot of
       shit. So much so that last night I could not face doing the UJ
       job in the shed, I decided to do the work out in the
       yard.....great, till I found I was lying next to the dogs
       contribution....  :haha:
       #Post#: 63353--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: johnpirate Date: June 4, 2013, 2:49 pm
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       Day off today and with my neighbour Alan we emptied out the
       garage and new shed they had got full of allsort of crap to the
       extent that you couldnt get in the garage and the the shed wasnt
       far behind.Bit of judicious disposing of stuff and the shed has
       been turned into a small workshop needs electric soon,and the
       garage needs taking down straightening and the roof sorting and
       I can have some shelving and should be able to get the champ in
       there.
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       Re: Sheds and Shit.
       By: NiteMare Date: June 10, 2013, 5:11 pm
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       hmm it's time i found another shed, double garage and a single
       in the bottom of my garden that i can't get into and i've just
       collected my "new" lathe which has had to be reassembled in my
       dads shed, shame his power supply isn't up to me turning it on,
       silly old bugger connected to the back of the cooker socket 40
       odd years ago
       so i'm now on the lookout for another sectional garage so i can
       use 2/3 of it as a decent size shed
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