What did you do in your shed / man cave today?

[MDS69]

One for Pottsy to try
https://www.facebook.com/Shmee150/videos/3313339005425794

[Pottsy]

One for Pottsy to try
https://www.facebook.com/Shmee150/videos/3313339005425794

Too good for me mate, I can't carve for Shite! He's a talent.

[#jonesy]

Love the safety footwear and using his foot as an extra hold-down

[Rip it up]

Today marks the start of a clean room for a while.

Epoxy floor coating prep today. Filleting the floor to wall joint for the ability to wash out the shed and better waterproofing from moisture coming in from the outside.

Also had the spray gun out so thought the new solid core door deserved a lick of two pack.


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[MarkGU]

Not so much what i did in my shed but what i was doing Sunday night 

B Double load of pumpkins from Ayr in Qld to Sydney markets 

37 ton of them 

[Steffo1]

Not so much what i did in my shed but what i was doing Sunday night 

B Double load of pumpkins from Ayr in Qld to Sydney markets 

37 ton of them 

Gasp!!! You got into Godzone? 
Did you drop a couple off to the Bronco man?

[Rip it up]

Epoxy floor coating done. 35L for 66sqm of floor.


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[Fizzie]

But where are the paw prints, Rip

[paceman]

Epoxy floor coating done. 35L for 66sqm of floor.


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looks the goods mate...

did you do it yourself?  what brand/type of coating did you use?

[Pottsy]

1st person to scratch or mark that floor is gunna be in big trouble. Great job.

[Rip it up]

The products are high end two part epoxy paint for industry.

International interplus1180. 2x 20L kits.

Applied via airless spray gun. And sitting at approx 300-400microns.

I purposely loaded it on heavy to provide some durability. The benefit of this product is its chemical resistance.

I should be able to spill acetone on this when cured and wipe it up.

And don't worry there is a footprint at the door way from my 3 year old boy. Thanks mate!


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[GGV8Cruza]

Made up some storage and a bench for the radio gear. Bit of 12v work as well from the suspended battery bank



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[Hairs]

Made up some storage and a bench for the radio gear. Bit of 12v work as well from the suspended battery bank

GG

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Nice one mate.
Looks great.

[Hairs]

Not in my shed, but a mates.
Finally got around to swaping the Tray/canopy, for the XL lock up system.
Going to make things so much better, instead of having to find a park with a trailer miles away from job site in the CBD of the towns that I service.
That's it in the first pic on the Rodeo I bought with the stuffed motor nearly 16 months ago.
The wheel turns slowly
Happy Days.

[GeoffA]

......
And don't worry there is a footprint at the door way from my 3 year old boy. Thanks mate!

Looks very nice 

You will come to appreciate that little footprint at the door more and more, as the years pass....

[Rip it up]

Did reach a milestone today. Found a cheap $100 toilet from the big green shed and connected the throne.

One step closer to a final inspection and council completion. A few form 15's and I'll be done and dusted. They want the hand wash vanity installed as per the plans. which means the full walls and waterproofing completed behind the vanity unit. Which sucks. But it's the last piece of the puzzle to be built.


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[Rip it up]

Rendering and soffits completed.
This room outside will be the garden shed and air compressor hideout.
Skillon roof and colour bond wall sheets to complete the look as per the back fence. Probably throw a small soffit out the front of it to match the shed.


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[rags]

Did reach a milestone today. Found a cheap $100 toilet from the big green shed and connected the throne.

One step closer to a final inspection and council completion. A few form 15's and I'll be done and dusted. They want the hand wash vanity installed as per the plans. which means the full walls and waterproofing completed behind the vanity unit. Which sucks. But it's the last piece of the puzzle to be built.


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Are you in Qld when you mention Form 15?
Not quite sure the plumbing inspector will like the installation  of the toilet.

[Rip it up]

Hey rags,
Yeh QLD.

The toilet has a full plumbing application.
The poly line in a direct water feed from the mains supply at the water meter.  Continues onto my irrigation sprinkler system outside hence the size.

Yes HDPE compression fittings are not ideal compared to copper. But the sewerage is all 100mm PVC and inspected previous to the slab install.


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[Hairs]

Spent the day,
Removing all the gear from the 6x4 trailer to the Ute.
No more trying to find a park with a trailer in tow. Amazing how much gear I carry.
Second battery installed, so I can charge my 18V gear when there isn't 240V available.
Happy days.

[Spada]

Spent the day,
Removing all the gear from the 6x4 trailer to the Ute.
No more trying to find a park with a trailer in tow. Amazing how much gear I carry.
Second battery installed, so I can charge my 18V gear when there isn't 240V available.
Happy days.

you know you'll spend the next month trying to remember where all your stuff is and randomly opening doors looking for tools 

[rags]

you know you'll spend the next month trying to remember where all your stuff is and randomly opening doors looking for tools 

And remembering what goes where is an important strategy to use to make sure one never leaves a tool behind. I would only ever pack up myself to ensure I packed everything in its rightful place ensuring nothing was left behind. Although pack up assistance can be great, it is an easy way to leave something behind.

[rags]

Hey rags,
Yeh QLD.

The toilet has a full plumbing application.
The poly line in a direct water feed from the mains supply at the water meter.  Continues onto my irrigation sprinkler system outside hence the size.

Yes HDPE compression fittings are not ideal compared to copper. But the sewerage is all 100mm PVC and inspected previous to the slab install.


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Yep the poly has got the hallmark touch that it was done by an unlicensed person. The plumbing inspector will be quick to see that when doing the final inspection. They may ask questions because that work is regulated plumbing work in Qld and so needs to be done by a licensed plumber.

[Rip it up]

Fair enough rags. It was all setup by my plumber mate a few years ago. I just bolted the pan down and put the flex hose on.


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[Hairs]

Hey Guys,
I have tried to put gear on the same side as it was in the trailer, but I know I will be opening the wrong door for awhile.
Took me ten minutes to find the flyscreen spline roller to fix the front veranda slider.
Oh the pain, The pain Will Robinson, the pain