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This place looks bloody well awesome.
Food "nook" my ass.
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This place looks bloody well awesome.
Food "nook" my ass.
If its big enough I'd buy a plane ticket just to be able to wrench some place again, this no garage / tinker spot/ shed malarky is doing my head in, even my Doctor agrees I should be getting better doing things that I enjoy NOT sitting on my butt.mrfreeze5 wrote:If I could find a shop like that with a fenced back yard, Id live there
yamaha_george wrote:If its big enough I'd buy a plane ticket just to be able to wrench some place again, this no garage / tinker spot/ shed malarky is doing my head in, even my Doctor agrees I should be getting better doing things that I enjoy NOT sitting on my butt.mrfreeze5 wrote:If I could find a shop like that with a fenced back yard, Id live there
Yup I know that feeling well my bike just got evicted from the lounge 'cause the out-laws are flying in :-{{{{mrfreeze5 wrote:yamaha_george wrote:If its big enough I'd buy a plane ticket just to be able to wrench some place again, this no garage / tinker spot/ shed malarky is doing my head in, even my Doctor agrees I should be getting better doing things that I enjoy NOT sitting on my butt.mrfreeze5 wrote:If I could find a shop like that with a fenced back yard, Id live there
I know the feeling, I dont have much of a workspace right now either. And now there's snow and cold outside until april. I am considering setting a bike up in the kitchen over the winter. I am single and live alone and rarely cook, so I can get away with it I think. Ive got seom space in the basement, but cant get big heavy things don there very easily.
yamaha_george wrote:Nate,
A word from one who has cause to know line the back wall with the thinnest steel or corrogated iron *** as the beads after awhile will cut a hole in it.
As for sealing I used bathroom caulk from the local " homedepot"
*** I actual used a miriad of coke cans on one and an old copper water heater drum cut & flatterened it out on another