If there's no fabrication drawings, I hope there's a lot of calculation drawings!Thats a lot of overhangWhats going underneath?
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Edward Teach
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I did notice this also,Thats a lot of overhang
But I would imagine it's all in hand
Designed and calculations,by an architect and structural engineer,probably fresh air underneath
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I wonder if the overhang it is to do with the square footage it stands on & the ratable value > IE the smaller the footprint it falls into a lower council tax & ratable tax band.Designed and calculations,by an architect and structural engineer,probably fresh air underneath
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Like those medieval houses that got bigger as they went up
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I can't see any.
Mind you, I made a couple of glaring errors when building my workshop and managed to cover them quite successfully.
I corrected them,the frame wouldn’t have gone together properly otherwise.
A replacement material support block,for the outfeed side of the bandsaw.
Amazing how Axminster supply a good product (I assume they have some design input),yet leave off this vital part,without it your stock isn’t correctly supported.
Piece of 28mm square,and a 1/4” slot in the mill.
Amazing how Axminster supply a good product (I assume they have some design input),yet leave off this vital part,without it your stock isn’t correctly supported.
Piece of 28mm square,and a 1/4” slot in the mill.
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My axminster bandsaw has as much table either side of the band, probably as it swivels to 45° one way and 60° the other?
This is also a swivel head,which caused the previous one to wear thru.
I recently bend som aluminium tube, over an old powersteering pulley and these came out perfect, unlike the picture I took.View attachment 2892228mm copper lengths for compressed air cooler. Wanted a 180 degree bend in them. Have a cheap tube bender tool which works fine when Ive tried on brass tube. On copper it seems to twist/kink/flatten the tube instead
I hammered the bends back into a semi round shape. Might chop them off and buy some elbows.
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Cut the adaptor plate down, so its near enough done. The arms are a tight fit so I might flap disk the plate down a bit.
I wanted to do more stuff, some spacers I need to make up, but I went out for a trail run instead. 24km, longest run in ages, legs a bit sore now.
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well you know i have a chest issue but this has been done in 2 days
roof off from this stone slates then off the scafolding so its a triple lift even with 3 men on it
job ended
1/2 of 30 ft dormer done today from the previous pics above
felted and latted so waterprrof within reason for tonight
part 2 is this side to the end of the wall where roof ends
so we are clear the floor area is 6 8x4 sheets on the floor so one hell of a good space to use
oh and chainsaw cutting most of the wood off
roof off from this stone slates then off the scafolding so its a triple lift even with 3 men on it
job ended
1/2 of 30 ft dormer done today from the previous pics above
felted and latted so waterprrof within reason for tonight
part 2 is this side to the end of the wall where roof ends
so we are clear the floor area is 6 8x4 sheets on the floor so one hell of a good space to use
oh and chainsaw cutting most of the wood off
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Got to do what you got to do to beat the weather destroying your previous efforts.
gaz1
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the weather is an issue for start off
I can do joinery work dont think i cant the other person is the joiner not me
lugging stone slates off the roof with no lift isnt an easy job to do its very heavy work and 3 lifts keeping safety in mind weight on scaffolding is very important as it can bring the lot down as well as you
I have copd so lungs are coughing the more strain i put on them good in some ways bad in others
lugging around over a long distances gets to you when deliveries arrive late as in yesterday
so in that lot yeah its good going to say youve ripped the wooding out placed 17ft 9x3s wood beams above x3
leveled the front and window wooded the front to support the 6x4 front beam
wooded out the roof area in 6x2s
plyboarded the roof area felted and latted the roof and temporary water proofed the building for the owners
in a 11hr working day not including transport
wood alone for the job is 3,000
the other job is decking 10,000 worth just in wood materials
A hard drive tower for our home server.
My brother is a film buff and only downloads in 4k. Hence loads of 8tb drives. This will hold 11 of them. Cooling fans will be fitted.
Drilled all the holes on the Bridgeport with dro. Then used my nice little 1 ton manual folder.
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My brother is a film buff and only downloads in 4k. Hence loads of 8tb drives. This will hold 11 of them. Cooling fans will be fitted.
Drilled all the holes on the Bridgeport with dro. Then used my nice little 1 ton manual folder.
Drives on rubber grommets to stop vibration.
They are all full and he wants instant access. Drives sleep until needed to save power and prolong life.
His biggest hero is Linus tech tips.
How many other home users have over 100tb of storage
My brother collects computers the way I collect machines
