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  1. 7th May 2006, 11:55 PM #1
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    Default The Old Man's Shed

    I just got back from a week up the scrub. Dropped into see the folks on the way back and I thought some of you might like a gecko at the old blokes shed...I have to tell you that retirement has done nothing to temper his desire to improvise and recycle.

    The cut-off saw is a work in progress. I forgot to get some pics of his bandsaw made out of bicycle wheels but thats for next time.
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    Nothing wrong with the pics, typical shed with stuff everywhere. The cut off saw is a monster
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    Nah I see nothing wrong with it. I bet he knows where everything is as well.
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    This shed is fantastic: a great mixture of chaos and order, and a celebration of recycling. Would recommend sending the pics to forum member ShedScientist (Mark Thomson, author of the "Blokes and Sheds" books). He'll probably send you a shed accreditation!

    Thanks for posting.
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