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  1. 4th March 2006, 08:59 PM #1
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    Default workshop pic. beat that!

    9.45 am this Saturday morning and almost 8 weeks of workshop inactivity has reduced me to posting this picture. Beat that with a picture to proove



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    Humidity is high, is it condensation in the weather station, or does the fog come into the shed?
    A bit hard to beat the temp at the moment, give me a few months though.
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    looks bloody cold to me ....
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    You didnt say it had to be in my shed.



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    you won't be doing much to anything at that temp Al
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    What about a nice wood burning stove for the shed?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jow104
    9.45 am this Saturday morning and almost 8 weeks of workshop inactivity has reduced me to posting this picture. Beat that with a picture to proove



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    And shivering here in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia too. Its 25'c. And as you good folks know if it drops BELOW 25 we think we're dying!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jow104
    9.45 am this Saturday morning and almost 8 weeks of workshop inactivity has reduced me to posting this picture. Beat that with a picture to proove

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    Humidity is awfully high....I wouldnt be making guitars with the dampo-meter reading that high
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    Neither have I as already mentioned. However I do have around 12 cu.ft. of timber stored in the garage so that must soaking up some of the wet stuff.
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    I can only suggest that you send the timber out to me and I will keep it dry
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