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#2491053 25-May-2020 13:54

elpenguino:
But errr, from the pics, is there anything anchoring the shed to the ground?

Its gravity-assist, half a ton of firewood :-).

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#2491058 25-May-2020 14:05

I realise it's got wood now but surely there's a plan to turn the wood into ash which doesn't weigh nearly as much?

Anyway, just an observation. As I said, nice shed.

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#2491132 25-May-2020 15:14

Worth noting that with recent change to the building permit system ... it will be possible to build much bigger sheds!

The Wolf isn't happy though ...

https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/homed/latest/121614406/peter-wolfkamp-we-dont-need-ramshackle-diy-sleepouts-popping-up-all-over-the-place

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#2491133 25-May-2020 15:18

MikeAqua:
Worth noting that with recent change to the building permit system ... it will be possible to build much bigger sheds! The Wolf isn't happy though ...

https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/homed/latest/121614406/peter-wolfkamp-we-dont-need-ramshackle-diy-sleepouts-popping-up-all-over-the-place

I do wonder about one point, he was talking about flatting with students but then mentions:

If you're going to build a tiny house, you're going to want to have a shower and do the dishes.

I thought both of those were optional for students?

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#2491473 26-May-2020 00:07

I do wonder about one point, he was talking about flatting with students but then mentions:
If you're going to build a tiny house, you're going to want to have a shower and do the dishes.
I thought both of those were optional for students?

Even better, wash the dishes while you're in the shower. Saves both time and water.

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#2491489 26-May-2020 06:27

elpenguino:
I realise it's got wood now but surely there's a plan to turn the wood into ash which doesn't weigh nearly as much?

Anyway, just an observation. As I said, nice shed.

We dis think about concrete posts but limited supplies during lock down and had a small time frame to build.. I guess it would be easy to add in the future.

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#2509159 21-Jun-2020 13:11

Couldn't find a pump cover so put this together over the last few weekends and finally got it all connected to the tank today. Just need last touch up with paint.

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#2509475 22-Jun-2020 09:55

^^^That tap isn't going anywhere 😀

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#2509533 22-Jun-2020 11:03

New TV unit for the spare/games room. As its for the games I wanted to add a splash of colour, hence the Lime Blitz! Most impressed that I used this project to teach myself SketchUp and the final product looks pretty close to what I had modelled.

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#2509631 22-Jun-2020 11:53

Cabinet looks good. I've not heard of SketchUp but it looks great. Can I Play with a house design on it ?

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#2509740 22-Jun-2020 14:05

You certainly can. I used a 2 month free trial on Skillshare and followed a tutorial from there. You model up a simple 3 bead house as part of the tutorial.

Its quite powerful.