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

[Hairs]

Made a shelf to put light stuff on.
Running out of room in a 10.5x6M shed
Supervised by my mate.


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[edz]

Not realy in the shed Buuttt, Decided the New as yet unchristened camping Baby Weber looked too much like everyone else's Weber .. $30 later, some VHT paint, a few Beers and a couple of  minutes of my time in the cool of the arvo and  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbFohJ43aw4   
EDIT :
The 20 YRO two burner gas cookers got a tidy up too and now make up the matching set ..

[Cruiser 105Tvan]

Now be prepared for, "That looks great. Where do I get one?"

[glenm64]

You wont lose that Weber Edz. Stands out like dogs b*lls

Cheers Glen

[edz]

The other two and single burner gas cookers are going to get a Fresh up after 20 odd years in the same colour as well       ..     Seems you can actualy order custom colours, not sure if this in Aus though . Bastards copied me 

[glenm64]

Luminescent red would look cool at night

Cheers Glen

[Cruiser 105Tvan]

Go the 'glow in da dark'.
Go-on you know you want to.

[edz]

Probably could be done with different temp  heat reactive paints    Now that would be a talking point  at Tea time 
http://noxton.com/glow-paint-termo_en.html takes up to 500*deg C .

[glenm64]

See if you can get it to look like this

Cheers Glen

[Pottsy]

Made a shelf to put light stuff on.
Running out of room in a 10.5x6M shed
Supervised by my mate.


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My dear old dad always said you can never have a big enough shed, enough clamps and enough beer!

[Troopy_03]

Made a shelf to put light stuff on.
Running out of room in a 10.5x6M shed
Supervised by my mate.


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Geez, looks like the light stuff was too heavy for that side of the shed. Did you get it back up the right way yet?

[Hairs]

Geez, looks like the light stuff was too heavy for that side of the shed. Did you get it back up the right way yet?

Lol,
Bloody tablet posts the pics on their side grrrr.


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[DannyG]

Built a 72" belt sander
No belt yet, just some tape to test it.

[edz]

Sounds like your going to  have some serious wood work to deal with .. looks great too .

[DannyG]

Sounds like your going to  have some serious wood work to deal with .. looks great too .

Its mainly for metal but thanks

[Pottsy]

Finishing my demonstration horse for Lost Trades so people can see what I am trying to achieve as I am hacking into lumps of wood. The bridle, reins & saddle were my first attempt at leather work. I was tutored through the process by Bill Webb who will also be at Lost Trades.

I once asked a bloke how hard it was to make a rocking horse, his reply, simple, just take a lump of wood and knock of all the bits that don't look like a horse!

Great project by the way, we'll done

[Raym]

I once asked a bloke how hard it was to make a rocking horse, his reply, simple, just take a lump of wood and knock of all the bits that don't look like a horse!"

When doing demos that is what I tell people as well because that is what you do. 

[duggie]

Built a new BMX race bike for mt oldest grandson .


This has taken me a while to get to the point of the build .



Started off ordering a new Bombshell Carbon Fiber wheel set.



Then ordered a Factory GT Carbon Fiber frame and forks , along with a set of Speedline carbon fiber cranks .



Over the past month the seat , brakes and all of the other stuff arrived .

Time to build the bloody thing .

I had an old bike carry rack sitting around , so I welded a bracket to a shed post to hold the bike rack . Clamp the frame into the rack and ready for the build .






First thing was to make a special puller tool to fit the crank adapter, then assemble and fit the cranks , rear wheel and chain .





Next was to fit the carbon forks , again I had to machine up a tool to fit the bottom bearing race into place . Starting to look like a race bike .





Time to fit the bars, brakes , front wheel and seat .





Very happy with the end result , 700 gms lighter than Kallum's current GT race bike and with luck I can still cut around 150 gms off the bike weight

[GeoffA]

Nice work there duggie. Kallum's a lucky boy.
I'm sure he'll appreciate your efforts.

[Bad Scott]

Putting the canopy in the new shed. Welded the legs as it was tearing the arms off em lifting the canopy off.


After 4 years owning the camper, it's now inside the shed.





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[GeoffA]

Putting the canopy in the new shed. Welded the legs as it was tearing the arms off em lifting the canopy off.

Have you considered removing some weight?

After 4 years owning the camper, it's now inside the shed.

Excellent....

[Bad Scott]

Have you considered removing some weight?

Excellent....

Every year the canopy gets heavier. More and more gear needed to take to site. It's mainly the rigging gear needed to do my job. Think it'll be going onto a trailer along with the site boxes.


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[Gandalf the White]

Putting the canopy in the new shed. Welded the legs as it was tearing the arms off em lifting the canopy off.


After 4 years owning the camper, it's now inside the shed.





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is that oil on the floor of the new shed? Hope the Toyota isn't leaking oil😂

[Bad Scott]

is that oil on the floor of the new shed? Hope the Toyota isn't leaking oil

We had to hide a Nissan that came in my driveway. There's minimum standards


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[Swannie]

I ran a micro fibre cloth then followed up with a feather duster over the 200 which is in the garage

Swannie