Bofobo
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The YouTuber Colin furze has something like this in his Garden in the UK. The bunker.
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Daily Shop Improvement
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historicalarms
Ultra Member
Craig, in Calgary there are city ordinances on development, but in some city communities there are also "restrictive covenants" installed by the developer, in all lot agreements that everyone in the community must sign before a lot # address is issued to them...and believe me some of them can be very restrictive, I built all the streets& lots in Aspen Estates 15 years ago & those owners can't even build a bird house in their back yard with out neighbor's throwing a fit. These covenants can restrict the # & height of trees and shrubbery you plant in a yard. I even had to ask a lot owner to remove a mountain rock the size of a recliner chair from his back yard after a complaint from his neighbor that it was "unsightly because the birds were staining it by crapping on it"....
BMW Rider
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I have the older version of that opener on my garage addition door. Its a high lift door to clear my car lift, so a conventional opener would not work. If I had to replace the opener on the other door I would not even consider a conventional opener and would use one of these on it too. The deadbolt feature is really nice for the added security.
The top actually came from a Gap store display table that a fellow was selling.
I originally bought it for the steel base as the ad said it had a Formica or melamine top. When I picked it up I discovered that it had a steel top.
There were two layers of 1/2” MDF under the steel so was bloody heavy to move about.
It was 73.75” long and about 30” wide. I cut it to 22” wide to fit over the top of my existing bench.
I’d say the steel is a good 1/16” thick. I’ll measure it tomorrow.
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The cabinet came out of the Royal Jubilee hospital during one of their renovations. It’s a good 40 years old.
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Tom O
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I was born there we use to go there and eat at the cafeteria
And the wall is sheeted!
Next up is build the door frame and hang the door.
Originally I thought I’d put in a pocket door. I thought about the framing for a pocket door and how it would limit what I could hang on the wall. So I’m going with a standard 2-8 door that will open toward the drill press.
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Next up is build the door frame and hang the door.
Originally I thought I’d put in a pocket door. I thought about the framing for a pocket door and how it would limit what I could hang on the wall. So I’m going with a standard 2-8 door that will open toward the drill press.
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I just measured the top. It’s 14 gauge so definitely took some oomph to shear and bend it.
This is a shot of the underside of the piece I cut off. I don’t know what the little square piece is for as nothing was attached to it.
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Chicken lights
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Looks good!
Thanks!
It’s hotter than blazes here so yesterday and today have been a slog [emoji3062]
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DPittman
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35 degrees here right now.
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Chicken lights
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Thankfully it’s cooled down now that the suns going down
DPittman
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Now THAT'S too hot for man or beast. Once it hits 30 degrees, every degree after that feels like 10 to me. It just tuckers me out.