Thread: You know those people with neat and tidy sheds...

Originally Posted by rsser

A little self-delusion goes a long way

Mine is: one day I'm gonna pull everything out and redesign the whole set-up

... or is that cognitive dissonance??

So this is my other shed. You can walk around in this one. It is going to be my new shed after a little fixing. Summer last year it had 100mm of water thru it and the same the year before that. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1368256758.921257.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1368256830.304482.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1368256854.420998.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1368256879.920541.jpg

No wonder it's clean, it has a bath every year.
Regards

Originally Posted by DaveTTC

So this is my other shed. You can walk around in this one. It is going to be my new shed after a little fixing. Summer last year it had 100mm of water thru it and the same the year before that.

I might suggest that you lift the floor by 110mm.

Originally Posted by Christos

I might suggest that you lift the floor by 110mm.

Onya lol

I aim to raise it by 300 I hope and put in a timber floor. Raise the roof and walls too. Slight stretch in one direction and then give it a tug in the other direction and see if we can stretch it there as well. If I'm any good at re-sawing I might split the floor jack it up and have a mezzanine.

Some pics of my three sheds

The first 4 are the mess in the new shed, the next 3 are the mess in the wood shed, I cannot get into it and the last 4 are of the mess in the old shed.

Hi Pat is that your breakfast on the bench in the last picture.

Regards

Originally Posted by Ball Peen

If I let the place turn into a brothel, it stays a brothel for a long time. I really don't like to work that way, can't work that way. If I clear the bench everyday the rest follows. I think about fire all the time. Not to mention stepping on a Brown Snake.

Slightly off topic but was told my Grandmother had a King Brown Snake crawl into bend with her recently . She swatted it twice (as it climbed up her leg) not knowing what it was! Luckily it didnt bite her.

Oh and your sheds are cleaner than her house

A clean and tidy shed is the sign of an arm chair expert.
Jim

Originally Posted by A Duke

Hi Pat is that your breakfast on the bench in the last picture.

Regards

Hugh, if you like to eat cast, but for me the Dawn 150mm Offset Engineer's Vice and Fidax Drill Press are a tad heavy for breakie.

Originally Posted by Pat

Hugh, if you like to eat cast, but for me the Dawn 150mm Offset Engineer's Vice and Fidax Drill Press are a tad heavy for breakie.

I was kinda struggling with that too. Nothing like a bit of iron in your diet but for most it needs to soluble. Not sure if I spelt that right.

Originally Posted by Pat

.... are the mess in the wood shed, I cannot get into it ....

Then why are you buying more wood?

Originally Posted by Pat

Hugh, if you like to eat cast, but for me the Dawn 150mm Offset Engineer's Vice and Fidax Drill Press are a tad heavy for breakie.

Still looks like a frying pan and a couple of pots next to the vice. (On the drill base)
Regards

Originally Posted by A Duke

Still looks like a frying pan and a couple of pots next to the vice. (On the drill base)
Regards

Yeah ok I see what your looking at. We're gonna have to get a close up now.