Another new shop...

Started by Rchop, January 23, 2009, 06:38:54 AM

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Rchop

Well, down here in the bannana belt  :roll: we have had clear weather with no wind, so we have been able to get more siding installed today...







We should be done with the building shell in a couple of days.
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John Noonan

Randy,

Looks great, will you be able to park the trailer inside..?


John

Glen

John, to bad your yard is so small.  :cheers:
Glen
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John Noonan


Rchop

Quote from: John Noonan on February 23, 2009, 11:45:39 AM
Randy,

Looks great, will you be able to park the trailer inside..?


John

Thanks John. Yes, room for the trailer inside was a first thought when building the new shop. We lined it up with the driveway and made the door 10ft tall to accomodate the trailer...



It will be nice to get it out of the weather and away from the front of the small shop...

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Rchop

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lvsalt

Very Nice :cheers:
I need one a my house
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Rchop

Quote from: lvsalt on February 23, 2009, 08:39:26 PM
Very Nice :cheers:
I need one a my house

Thanks, I don't think I will ever say I have too much storage/work space :-D.

The outside shell is complete. The new gutters will be installed next week and I have about 60 ton of rock/dust mix scheduled for delivery that will be spread inside to level the floor. I will probably spend the next 6-10 months finishing off the inside, but at least I have a place to start the lakester build as we find parts...


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Now it's time to get back to the bike build :cheers:
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Geo

Wow Randy!

Great job on the shop!

Geo

Rchop

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sabat

Beautiful, I'm jealous. I could live in that :D

Rchop

Quote from: sabat on February 26, 2009, 05:16:44 PM
Beautiful, I'm jealous. I could live in that :D

Hmmm, how much space do you need and how much rent could you pay...hmmmm :wink:
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1212FBGS

whats a gutter and why do you need them?
kent

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Quote from: 1212FBGS on February 27, 2009, 12:03:43 AM
whats a gutter and why do you need them?
kent

For furthering your  education ,Kent , a "gutter" at least in Australia is a metal or plastic U shaped channel that is placed around the roof line to collect water run off and channel it to a down pipe , It can also be the prefered residence of drunks and bums after a night on the turps . :cheers:
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