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Half way through lifting and re-roofing shed.

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So mush to do, fixing a lot of mistakes that the previous idiot owner made, like screwing iron down INSIDE the flutes so water can drip all over every thing.

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Even the dog was helpful, droping its ball in annoying places next to where we were working.
Also in this photo is a weirdo 4 cylinder english engine out of a series 1 landrover. FOR SALE if anyone's interested.

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Home made parts washer, made from a stainless steel sink filled with heating oil, does the job nicely.

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A little differant to the first photo as the triangular section has been filled in to seal the shed above where the new sliding doors will go.

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New iron and lazer light, with sisalation to stop condensation and bloody drips

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All borded up and ready to cement tomorrow.

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This side of the shed has been set aside just for the HR so I have pleantyof room to work on it without tripping over crap every 5 minutes.

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So much shit still to sort out. Still wondering if a hoist will fit without too many problems, I think height might be an issue, Damn.

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The remaining cement was poured last week, and new sliding doors were made to suit the smaller opening. I don't recomend putting those doors up on a windy day it gets a bit hairy if there's a decent gust.

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Looks a million bucks. A massive change if you compare it to the previous photos.

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Now that its fully enclosed and slightly insulated we can install grans old combustion fire for a bit of warmth during winter.