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Here are a few photos of my shed and the
progress of the Simpson 11.88
To start I would like to say that I am lucky to have friends to help me
create my dream as it’s there property, so it’s costing me nothing but
power and building the shed. And that will make my life so much easier
in the long run and it will be my pleasure to build the shed for them to
use as a greenhouse or what ever when I am gone.
You have to remember that it’s a temporary (green house) shed so it’s
not made to a very high standard, I used 25mm X 25mm RHS steel but as I
say "it’s not the operahouse and it will do for now".
I started late 2001 by collecting roofing sheets around town and I was
surprised how many people helped me to get some.
This is how far I got to date (April 2004).
1. Shed almost finished
2. Started the keels and the strong back for the female stations
3. Then for the first time in a few years we hade a good wet season and
I discovered a few leeks in the roof and I am looking for some solution
for that to.
4. Every thing running a bit slow for now, as you all know things still
happening in the real world and we must work and do the normal stuff to
(also building renovating a old Queenslander house).
So for now I am waiting for the rain to stop so I can finish some of my
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Posted - 28
April 2004
Topic -
Sheds for boat building
