Yep, more shed stuff.
A few photos missing as I left the phone in the house, but here's the door on:
...and starting to get the outer wall skin complete.
Outer skin on!
Door on. The window in the door is made from the glass from an old Hi-Fi stand. It's lightly smoked so it looks a little darker, and when the inside of the shed is not lit (it is in the photos, so that I can see inside to work with the rubbish weather we're having) it's quite hard to see through.
Still looks like a bit of a muddy pikey encampment, but a bit of a clear up, especially that tarp and we'll be in business. Jeep gives some idea of scale, noting that it's a fair bit closer to the camera than the shed itself.
The temporary workbench that I'm using inside, which is made of a couple of 8x4 sheets on top of a workmate and a trestle, is now kind of in the way - I'm moving the materials for the workbench that will be in the shed around because they're in the way and they're in the way because I've not built the bench yet. Cutting the waffle - workbench up next. Need it to be drier to start the outside weatherboarding...
A few photos missing as I left the phone in the house, but here's the door on:
...and starting to get the outer wall skin complete.
Outer skin on!
Door on. The window in the door is made from the glass from an old Hi-Fi stand. It's lightly smoked so it looks a little darker, and when the inside of the shed is not lit (it is in the photos, so that I can see inside to work with the rubbish weather we're having) it's quite hard to see through.
Still looks like a bit of a muddy pikey encampment, but a bit of a clear up, especially that tarp and we'll be in business. Jeep gives some idea of scale, noting that it's a fair bit closer to the camera than the shed itself.
The temporary workbench that I'm using inside, which is made of a couple of 8x4 sheets on top of a workmate and a trestle, is now kind of in the way - I'm moving the materials for the workbench that will be in the shed around because they're in the way and they're in the way because I've not built the bench yet. Cutting the waffle - workbench up next. Need it to be drier to start the outside weatherboarding...
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