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Well I haven’t posted any pics for a while. Been working part time and mostly alone to do the eaves on the workshop. As any one knowes working alone on scaffolding on eaves means a whole lot of up and down.
Well glad to say eaves are finished and I do have steel sheeting on the roof, all except for two pieces (short) don’t ask.
I have to do a second coat of stain on the eaves and then finally the scaffolding can be taken down and sawed up for firewood.
I one pic you will see a white 1000 gal storage tank for gas. I have to change out this tank and replace it with a new tank. This would be simple but the Regie is making me use a different tank. The tank I have to install is a steel encased in concrete. It weighs 9 tons empty. Major work to move this into place with no cranes or trucks.
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woodworm
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posted 115 days ago
Wow..! wow…!this is really unbelievable. A workshop with panaromic view. So cool.
If it is just miles away from my home, perhaps I would be here all day long either watching you doing your work or just fishing. I just cannot express it with words…
This is wonderfull. Great job Que..
Take care and work safe
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roman
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posted 115 days ago
very cool
I especially love the scaffolding…................l
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RAH
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posted 115 days ago
I see what you mean cutting the scaffolding into firewood. What a beautiful day you had there. With five thousand lumberjocks, all of us could lift the tank for you, good luck and take pictures of the move.
Thanks Ron
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Kipster
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posted 114 days ago
What an incredible view yourshop has. That tank sounds like a difficult move. I think all the Lumber jocks are required to move it. Let me know when to show up.
-- Kip Northern Illinois ( If you don't know where your goin any road will take you there) George Harrison
thetimberkid
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posted 114 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
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Napaman
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posted 114 days ago
wow…this is really coming along!!! sorry about the gas tank…that sounds like a bear to get done…
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fredf
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posted 114 days ago
That tank is a big one. a construction barge?? or to expensive??
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Zuki
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posted 114 days ago
Looks like its coming along quite nicely.
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ND2ELK
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posted 114 days ago
Great looking shop and beautiful shop! Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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jcees
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posted 111 days ago
This is such a way cool shop in a way cool place. BRAVO, mon ami! Tres bien.
always,
J.C.
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