Thread: My shed - from the ground up

And here is the start of the new

Hi Boban, is this what they call starting with a blank sheet of paper.beejay1

http://community.webshots.com/user/eunos9

Yep, looks as good as mine:confused:

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Maybe he decided to paint everything white like Sturdee but without the orange trim.

Thanks guys, the files I tried to upload were obviously a bit big

Whats the size 60x25'?
Thats the size I'd like to get later, after the house is built the shed will be me work shop... just need a block of land first!(10yr plans)

Harry72 - 33 years old and talking feet. In the metric system it is 21m x 12m X 4.2m high. 15 degree pitch gives me a about 6m at the ridge.

And trust me that's a long way up on the scaffold I made to meet the crane with. Several pairs of underpants required for a good job. The scissor lift is a much better option but not feasible at the time due to the inclement weather. The crane was a 25 tonner so it would get bogged if wet (he was local and reasonably cheap).

Ah bigger than I thought 70x40x14', which brand is it?
Only ever use the dark side in shed sizes for some god unknown reason!

Here is my proposed layout.

I want to put a mezzanine level over the tool room area extending all the way across. On that level I want to put my timber racks. I want to put the stationery compressor 30CFM in a room under the stairs going up to the mezzanine level (not drawn). Is it going to get too hot? I really want to keep that bugger quiet.

I have placed the bandsaw, thicknesser and jointer in a position where I can handle long sticks. Any alternative scenarios. By the why, there are benches all the way around with cupboards underneath.

God only knows how long this is going to take me to finish.

Sheds online. (All delivered by Bluescope)

Boban, How about a finishing room. The bugger of all jobs is shutting down the work area while you are trying to get a dust free finish. Just an idea and there is plenty of discussion on this board about it.


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You might also think about putting the dusty in a humpy just outside and in the prevailing lee. This takes the rest of the crap and the noise away from your lungs/ears. Just a thought..thats what I'm gunna

Cheers (Pro gunna here)

Originally Posted by vsquizz

Boban, How about a finishing room.

Originally Posted by vsquizz

.......think about putting the dusty in a humpy just outside and in the prevailing lee

Both sound advice. That's what I did.

Peter.

Originally Posted by Sturdee

Both sound advice. That's what I did.

Peter.

Well you didn't think I was smart enough to think of them myself did you???...did you??



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