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Looking good Dan. How many jars of T.E.T. did you go through to get all the insulation in place?

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Sun Mar 24, 2019 6:42 pm I think the grass could use a mow as well, Mate

I'm with Dan, doing the shed is much more fun ! The grass will only grow back

Awesome progress Dan - coming together really nicely now

Yeah Digger's right about the lawn - let it lie fallow

Hahaha that'll be the next thing the wife wants me too do mow the damn grass

Finally got round to doing the one thing that needed doing last year lol I made a gutter stop to stop the crap off of next doors trees block the gutter up, I could have gone out and purchased one ready made but that would have cost too much around £30 for just over 2 meters as this way cost about a fiver it's just chicken wire rolled up and crammed in the gutter lets water flow and no crap through

good job, but whats that roofing material. It looks like custom orb, yet has a funny surface pattern ?

digger303 wrote: Mon Jul 01, 2019 12:13 am good job, but whats that roofing material. It looks like custom orb, yet has a funny surface pattern ?

It's a metal corrugated sheet and the dimples on there are to help move any moisture/condensation on the underside,the other side of the roof is coated with a felt like material and the angle of the roof means it's all supposed to run to one end and not drip down..modern technology escapes me

Kingdan wrote: Mon Jul 01, 2019 12:58 am

digger303 wrote: Mon Jul 01, 2019 12:13 am good job, but whats that roofing material. It looks like custom orb, yet has a funny surface pattern ?

It's a metal corrugated sheet and the dimples on there are to help move any moisture/condensation on the underside,the other side of the roof is coated with a felt like material and the angle of the roof means it's all supposed to run to one end and not drip down..modern technology escapes me

AHH dimples I was wondering if metal sheeting had a new type of coating....silly me

Happy modelling dude its nice to have your own space to concentrate etc

Gregwatters wrote: Fri Jul 05, 2019 4:39 pm Happy modelling dude its nice to have your own space to concentrate etc

Cheers mate

@Kingdan
Danno is your man-shed cave fully up and running now??
or are you still in the bedroom? cannot tell from the live show as you are usually cutting in and out

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Fri Jul 05, 2019 6:16 pm @Kingdan
Danno is your man-shed cave fully up and running now??
or are you still in the bedroom? cannot tell from the live show as you are usually cutting in and out

lol its still not done and im still in the bedroom pmsl hopefully soon maybe

Looking forward to seeing more pics i love seeing peoples hobby cave/hut/rooms coming together. All the best.

Gregwatters wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2019 10:21 am Looking forward to seeing more pics i love seeing peoples hobby cave/hut/rooms coming together. All the best.

Cheers to be fair it's not that far away from being finished but with work and now the youngest daughter and boyfriend have just bought a house and I'm doing most of the refurbishment in there the cave has taken a back seat for a while hopefully it should be done for Christmas maybe with a following wind lol

Kingdan wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2019 4:57 pm

Gregwatters wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2019 10:21 am Looking forward to seeing more pics i love seeing peoples hobby cave/hut/rooms coming together. All the best.

Cheers to be fair it's not that far away from being finished but with work and now the youngest daughter and boyfriend have just bought a house and I'm doing most of the refurbishment in there the cave has taken a back seat for a while hopefully it should be done for Christmas maybe with a following wind lol

My two caves aren’t finished yet so I can’t wag fingers at you too much
There is always something that gets in the way..usually laziness on my part

Kingdan wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2019 4:57 pm

Gregwatters wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2019 10:21 am Looking forward to seeing more pics i love seeing peoples hobby cave/hut/rooms coming together. All the best.

Cheers to be fair it's not that far away from being finished but with work and now the youngest daughter and boyfriend have just bought a house and I'm doing most of the refurbishment in there the cave has taken a back seat for a while hopefully it should be done for Christmas maybe with a following wind lol

Any sort of reno is a big job, but presumably the boyfriend is helping. I did my own place over a period of 8yrs...one mustn't rush things

digger303 wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2019 1:36 am

Kingdan wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2019 4:57 pm

Gregwatters wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2019 10:21 am Looking forward to seeing more pics i love seeing peoples hobby cave/hut/rooms coming together. All the best.

Cheers to be fair it's not that far away from being finished but with work and now the youngest daughter and boyfriend have just bought a house and I'm doing most of the refurbishment in there the cave has taken a back seat for a while hopefully it should be done for Christmas maybe with a following wind lol

Any sort of reno is a big job, but presumably the boyfriend is helping. I did my own place over a period of 8yrs...one mustn't rush things

He is helping sort of lol he's young and still wet behind the ears so taking some stearing in the right direction but he's trying his best but learning

Kingdan wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2019 2:55 am

digger303 wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2019 1:36 am

Kingdan wrote: Fri Jul 26, 2019 4:57 pm

Cheers to be fair it's not that far away from being finished but with work and now the youngest daughter and boyfriend have just bought a house and I'm doing most of the refurbishment in there the cave has taken a back seat for a while hopefully it should be done for Christmas maybe with a following wind lol

Any sort of reno is a big job, but presumably the boyfriend is helping. I did my own place over a period of 8yrs...one mustn't rush things

He is helping sort of lol he's young and still wet behind the ears so taking some stearing in the right direction but he's trying his best but learning

You should give him some renovation tips too then...enough with the LOVE GOD advice

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2019 8:09 am

Kingdan wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2019 2:55 am

digger303 wrote: Sun Jul 28, 2019 1:36 am

Any sort of reno is a big job, but presumably the boyfriend is helping. I did my own place over a period of 8yrs...one mustn't rush things

He is helping sort of lol he's young and still wet behind the ears so taking some stearing in the right direction but he's trying his best but learning

You should give him some renovation tips too then...enough with the LOVE GOD advice

Hahahahahahaha pmsl

A cracking update I managed to get an afternoon in the cave and got it all framed out and mostly insulated I'll finish that last bit tomorrow but on the hole it's coming on grand once I get it there tomorrow and finish the insulation off I'm gonna give it a damn good clear out because all the crap is getting under foot and its doin my head in but hopefully not too long before I can get in there and model










Till next time

Looking good, can start to see how good it's going to be. It might sound silly, but will you have enough power points and lighting plus a vent outlet ? We know how sometimes these little details get lost in the over all build. Not pointing any fingers, but you know who you are
Have you thought of shelving and display area's running lighting to them ?
cheers

digger303 wrote: Sun Aug 04, 2019 12:22 am Looking good, can start to see how good it's going to be. It might sound silly, but will you have enough power points and lighting plus a vent outlet ? We know how sometimes these little details get lost in the over all build. Not pointing any fingers, but you know who you are
Have you thought of shelving and display area's running lighting to them ?
cheers

Yeah I have thought about sockets and lights and was just going to have 2 big strip lights and a crap ton of sockets so I can have loads plugged in plus a load of spare just in case and not really thought about the layout yet that would just cook my brain with everything else going on in there lol and the vents will be the next thing going in I've got all the bits just need to think where to place them that's best I've just been thinking that I put them in and have enough hose on them to move them to where I need them under the worktop

So I finally finished the insulation off today then gave it all a damn good clean I used my leaf blower/Hoover thingy to suck all the sawdust and all the small bits of insulation up worked a treat but the wife looked at me with the are you for real look but it saved me sweeping with a brush so I win lol but I'm happy with what I've managed to get done this weekend maybe next weekend if I get some time I can start boarding the ceiling fingers crossed

Ahh it is solid insulation, I get it
Great work bud, love seeing someone do it themselves

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Sun Aug 04, 2019 4:41 pm Ahh it is solid insulation, I get it
Great work bud, love seeing someone do it themselves

Yeah me too.
I love doing the work up to this stage your at now. After that the finishing work is not so loved where you have to do all the fiddly joins and such.

I love watching the evoloution of peoples work areas. Makes me think about what i can do to improve my own.

Gregwatters wrote: Wed Aug 07, 2019 10:46 am I love watching the evoloution of peoples work areas. Makes me think about what i can do to improve my own.

I'd like to build a totally new dedicated space from scratch.

Looks awesome Dan! You do good there dude and the best part is you did it your self so you know how it was done and no one cut any corners

Yeah the amount of money it's cost I only want to do it once lol having said that I have had a small brain wave about doing another one but smaller at the end of the garden

A teenie tiny update, I've been and fetched the first lot of plaster boards for the cave
And got some one way window tint film


that's gonna be fun to do never done it before but I've watched 3 videos on YouTube so I'm an expert now
Hopefully by the end of the day Saturday I should be another step closer maybe..........

We have been battling doing window tint on the Subaru....it is an absolute B.
Gave up and he can get it done professionally for the Scoobie.
The best I got was on my X-Wing canopy
I think it will be easier on flat planes of glass mind you, so going to try it on my workshop doors and windows

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Thu Aug 08, 2019 8:57 pm We have been battling doing window tint on the Subaru....it is an absolute B.
Gave up and he can get it done professionally for the Scoobie.
The best I got was on my X-Wing canopy
I think it will be easier on flat planes of glass mind you, so going to try it on my workshop doors and windows

Hopefully with it being flat and square it's gonna be easy but you never no lol and I would dread doing car windows I'm not really looking forward to doing flat ones but it's got to be done to keep the nosey parkers out

So some more done on the cave got all the ceiling done and some walls on hopefully another 2 weekends and I should have a nice room to start planning






Had a small break after the ceiling was done lol

Then on to the walls




By the time I'm done I'll need t be in a fit state to do any modelling pmsl

Looking really good, top notch job
I left all the screw holes and seams out so I knew where the heck the studs were for hanging things
Once you hit one waterpipe, you get a bit precautions

Looking good Dan - soon have it finished mate

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2019 8:38 pm Looking really good, top notch job
I left all the screw holes and seams out so I knew where the heck the studs were for hanging things
Once you hit one waterpipe, you get a bit precautions

Yeah mine will be left and just painted but you'll not see that many anyway after the shelves and everything is done hopefully

onemac wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2019 8:46 pm Looking good Dan - soon have it finished mate

Hopefully soon mate it's been far to long in the making lol

Kingdan wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2019 8:50 pm

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2019 8:38 pm Looking really good, top notch job
I left all the screw holes and seams out so I knew where the heck the studs were for hanging things
Once you hit one waterpipe, you get a bit precautions

Yeah mine will be left and just painted but you'll not see that many anyway after the shelves and everything is done hopefully

Smart
Then you will want to hang a shelf and be happy you can easily find the studs

Kingdan wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2019 7:15 pm So some more done on the cave got all the ceiling done and some walls on hopefully another 2 weekends and I should have a nice room to start planning



By the time I'm done I'll need t be in a fit state to do any modelling pmsl

Excellent rescribing of the panel lines and the recessed rivets are a true work of art ......well done old chap

This is going to be good

Got a bit more boarding done today that all the ceiling done and the back wall and half of either end a couple more weekends and I should have a room that I can start planning

Finish line in sight Dan, looking good .
Bet you are looking forward to hiding out in there

You sure look like you know what you are doing! I have seen professional jobs that don't look as tidy.

kiwigav wrote: Mon Aug 12, 2019 2:30 am Finish line in sight Dan, looking good .
Bet you are looking forward to hiding out in there

It just needs to hurry up and be done I'll be in no fit state for modelling at this rate pmsl

bfrd wrote: Mon Aug 12, 2019 12:32 pm You sure look like you know what you are doing! I have seen professional jobs that don't look as tidy.

Cheers mate I've probably took more care than I should have but I'm only doing it once so putting a bit more effort in lol

Kingdan wrote: Mon Aug 12, 2019 8:06 pm

bfrd wrote: Mon Aug 12, 2019 12:32 pm You sure look like you know what you are doing! I have seen professional jobs that don't look as tidy.

Cheers mate I've probably took more care than I should have but I'm only doing it once so putting a bit more effort in lol

Way safer to be clean and faster too
I was installing door stops yesterday with a shop vac at my side so no mess with drilling
Superb work mate, very impressed

Been in the cave again today got a lots done again it shouldn't be long now for it all to be boarded the door gave me some grief but I over came it with swearing and brute force oh and a hammer
On a plus note after some more cleaning up tomorrow morning I should be done with the boarding as there's only about 11 foot left to board then it's the wait till the sparky can get in and do his thing but again I can still do certain things till he gets here









Till next time

It's all boarded out now thank god lol I'm gonna have a few days off from it now hopefully get the sparky in soon but till he gets here I'll just plod on doing what I can




Time for a small rest before work tomorrow

That is a wonderful area for scalemodelling

Once you get painting and flooring done you will all that good stuff with putting in furniture and setting up a proper workbench to look forward to..

It's gonna be awesome!


Tommy

TommyKillander wrote: Sun Aug 18, 2019 7:07 pm That is a wonderful area for scalemodelling

Once you get painting and flooring done you will all that good stuff with putting in furniture and setting up a proper workbench to look forward to..

It's gonna be awesome!


Tommy

It can't come quick enough lol