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| spuddevans:
Little update: For over a week I have ran my dehumidifier and have extracted an estimated 80-100 litres :bugeye: Then today I got the lend of my brothers trailer and brought over all the kitchen cabinets stored in my dad's garage. It took only two trips, and now I am faced with the age-old game of "Kitchen-Cabinet" Tetris. Suddenly I feel the need for a bigger workshop :doh: Stay tuned for In-Game pictures over the next week !! Tim |
| shipto:
good god you certainly got rid of that space effectively. |
| spuddevans:
So the "Tetris" game began today. The 1st pieces, Then, http://www.velvet-art.co.uk/Engineering/madmodder-stuff/i-hqgtKnr/0/L/20130501_102207-L.jpg And then the problem of trying to hold up a heavy upper cabinet while drilling/screwing it to the wall while on your own. A simple solution occurred to me, You might notice the red laser lines marking where to screw the cabinets to the wall (the next best thing to X-ray vision) The big hole in front of the jack is for a sink, oh yes, I even brought the kitchen sink :lol: And ended up with this at the end of today's work, You can see the 5 double electric sockets down the left hand side, and the hole in the worktop for the electric hob ( on the right of the double oven ) Next will be some more wiring, and I need to build a bench on the right side of the workshop for my mill and lathe. Thanks for watching Tim |
| andyf:
I'm confused. This started off as workshop, but with double oven already fitted and hob and sink apparently ready to go in, it is beginning to look rather like a kitchen. You aren't banishing SWMBO to the shed, are you, while taking over the old kitchen as yoiur workshop? Andy |
| Stilldrillin:
I'm with Andy....... :thumbup: It's a much better kitchen than our real one! :scratch: David D |
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