Thread: Ghost's Shed Build

Originally Posted by Homestar

Very kind words spoken there, but what GG failed to mention was that I also christened the shed and put the first dent in it - the very last item for the weekend that required the scissor resulted in a brain fart and me catching a bit of trim with it while backing away from the roller door after I'd had it in close to do some work outside between the roller doors. Many a swear word was uttered. It's not like it was somewhere you'd notice - oops, I mean it's where everyone can see it...

Again, sorry about that...

It`s now called Gav`s naughty boy corner

Gav. You're fired.

Originally Posted by johntins

All that high altitude going to your head?

Oh yeah, waaay up in the clouds on that scissor.

Oh, and did you see any fireworks on the weekend? Not from GG's direction, all electrons safely contained.

Originally Posted by Homestar

Oh yeah, waaay up in the clouds on that scissor.

Oh, and did you see any fireworks on the weekend? Not from GG's direction, all electrons safely contained.

You didn't let on about the time! I had the chairs on the roof ( I can see Wandong from up there ), all I needed was the time. Were there fireworks?

Gav, you may have put the first dent in the shed, but wait 'til Alien gets there in his big lorry.............

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Gav, you may have put the first dent in the shed, but wait 'til Alien gets there in his big lorry.............

There is backing onto the shed and, backing into the shed.
It all depends on the customer's attitude.
I may or may not have done both when doing timber deliveries in a rigid

My big meccano set arrived today. Had to be delivered on a semi because the purlins were made full length, 11+ m.

Biggest concern from the company was whether a semi would get up the drive. There have been a couple before, one from the same mob so I knew it could be done, but advised backing it in.

Anyway it came, the driver drove past having a look and then backed it right in with only a couple of corrections.

Nice bloke, gave him a hand with the chains, etc, so he didn't have to get off the trailer while running the crane. He said thanks for the backing in advice because backing out could well and truly ruin anyone's day for a few reasons with the traffic these days, even with a spotter.

DL

Well - the shed is 95% finished now. A few little things left but basically done.. A huge THANKS to - Gav, Kyle, Shaun, Marcus and Mark today - helping to install the hoist...