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New Tractor Shed
awemawson:
Pete I think that you had better come and supervise tomorrow :clap:
PekkaNF:
This is another great thread from Andrew. Entertaining and informative at the same time.
Downside is that now I have serious shed envy and I want to move back to countryside.
Pekka
awemawson:
Thanks Pekka :thumbup:
So 07:30 brought another team to saw up the floor to form the preferential cracking positions. This time led by the boss of the company. It didn't take long to saw it up and swab it with a curing compound and they then disappeared over the horizon for breakfast.
Darren is here pulling up the shuttering, and if it dries up will be moving some more of the earth.
Garry brought in load #38 of soil while I was out walking the dogs so we now have six 'humps' in the stock pile waiting to shift round the back of the shed when it dries.
Pete W.:
--- Quote from: PekkaNF on September 01, 2017, 02:31:37 AM ---This is another great thread from Andrew. Entertaining and informative at the same time.
Downside is that now I have serious shed envy and I want to move back to countryside.
Pekka
--- End quote ---
+1 from me!
The concrete extends to the outside of the building but because of the radius of the blade and the overhang of the machine the cuts must end short of the wall inside, is that a serious issue?
It seems to be a long time since we've seen your dogs - I hope they are thriving.
awemawson:
Oh yes they are thriving :thumbup: I walked them round Battle Great Wood this morning accompanied by the young lady who keeps her pet pig here along with her Terrier. They both walked me off my feet finding bits of the wood I've never seen before :clap:
Remember the slots are to promote crack direction - they go close to the edges but obviously not all the way, but that produces a stress riser that will I'm sure propagate to the true edge.
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