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DavidR8's shop shenanigans
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What is that weird looking door contraption at the top right of the first photo? The right side looks funny to me. Photo artifact?
TorontoBuilder
Sapientia et Doctrina Stabilitas
tyvek
I'd call it unfinished siding myself. Good thing too. Keep @DavidR8 out of the shop a little longer. I've had to do some work-work so now I'm once again way behind shop projects. Be nice to get at least one done before he starts using his now new and improved work space and makes us all look bad.
Doggggboy
Ultra Member
House wrap. Common practice to wrap the entire building prior to cutting in windows and doors and then just peel it out of the way for installation.
It’s a door and to the right of it is Tyvek as @TorontoBuilder and @Doggggboy said.
Now the siding is fully installed.
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Dabbler
ersatz engineer
A fire pole!!
Small update:
90% of the exterior of the new roof build is now painted. Gable end siding, rake boards, fascia and trim. Basically spent three days on a ladder. My neck may never recover.
Note to self: make a wiring diagram so you don't visit the pits of despair when you can't get power to the outside lights and imagine having to take down the ceiling...
Despair averted when I remembered that I powered them off the yet-to-be connected door opener plugs.
90% of the exterior of the new roof build is now painted. Gable end siding, rake boards, fascia and trim. Basically spent three days on a ladder. My neck may never recover.
Note to self: make a wiring diagram so you don't visit the pits of despair when you can't get power to the outside lights and imagine having to take down the ceiling...
Despair averted when I remembered that I powered them off the yet-to-be connected door opener plugs.
I think I need another inspection. Maybe drop off some termites...
Beautiful David. Love it.
I'm pleased beyond words John. Having the attic storage is just amazing. I was out in the shop over lunch moving stuff around so I can run the other lights this evening and I was tripping over some metal stock that used to be on the wall. Pulled down the stairs and had it all stowed away upstairs in two minutes. Just fantastic.
I'm so jealous.
