Build pack. I wouldn't have a scooby w.r.t to materials. His bill of materials list is fantastic, just removes any major thought. Although I am 1 bucket of ballast extra and 4 bags of cement
(I'd say that's in tolerance!).Haha I have booked the time off. 4 days this week, and then ~4 days end of May.
Nice one, yeah I was considering buying one when I build mine. That rod system sold it to me, saves digging out, though I can't imagine they are cheap.Build pack. I wouldn't have a scooby w.r.t to materials. His bill of materials list is fantastic, just removes any major thought. Although I am 1 bucket of ballast extra and 4 bags of cement
I track all of my spends (yes, every single thing) pretty autistic-ly. So far I am in £6155.35. Major costs were obviously wood, steal (£300), roof (£800), doors (£3k). Rods were £423 IIRC - cheaper than I expected.
That makes me feel slightly better
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Slow day today. I barely slept - my carpal tunnel is kicking my ass. I need the operation on both hands but just don't fancy it enough
How long was your recovery? My dad had both done at the same time and mowed the lawn when he got home.......... he was built differently to me thoGet them done - It's like being reborn.
I had both done - The youth in training did a perfect job on right hand but consultant messed up left hand -Never known pain like it - but in the end it was well worth having them done.
PS -No sign of me ever having them done - No scar -nothing
Definitely an operation worth having and within a few days I was putting up a feather edge fence. Only issue was the skin didn't knit together correctly and when the stitches were removed the wound fully opened up as I sat in the doctors office. Now that made me feel a littleGet them done - It's like being reborn.
I had both done - The youth in training did a perfect job on right hand but consultant messed up left hand -Never known pain like it - but in the end it was well worth having them done.
PS -No sign of me ever having them done - No scar -nothing
Loving your work and I have been watching some oakwoods videos for inspiration.Build pack. I wouldn't have a scooby w.r.t to materials. His bill of materials list is fantastic, just removes any major thought. Although I am 1 bucket of ballast extra and 4 bags of cement
Haha I have booked the time off. 4 days this week, and then ~4 days end of May.
I ordered the doors yesterday, they come May 28th. I am not bothering with a window so went for the 3M with integrated blindes....at 3k I will need to get some overtime in.
I have actually dug out a base a put in a concrete base. My biggest issue is getting to grips with the sizes of wood required for a base, side walls, roof etc
Can't remember now as it was in around 1990. My left hand was done again after about a month and was perfect - Thinking about it after posting I can't believe I went so long before it was done - The doc was a idiot -every time I went in he said the same thing -FWT.How long was your recovery? My dad had both done at the same time and mowed the lawn when he got home.......... he was built differently to me tho
Can't remember now as it was in around 1990. My left hand was done again after about a month and was perfect - Thinking about it after posting I can't believe I went so long before it was done - The doc was a idiot -every time I went in he said the same thing -FWT.
I asked him after a while and he said Fair Wear and Tear.
It was only when doc was on holiday the temp Doc said it was Carpel so got me in.
Being left handed I do remember writing out cheques for shopping was a pain.
Like others have said -Get it done as soon as you can. You will thank us.
I don't think they slit you open now -It's key Hole surgery.
