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Cheers mate. It’s from ARB

Working on them mate. Shouldn’t be too much longer

That’s the way! 👍🏻

Yer there’s a few now. The one like mine in a couple of colours (black and chrome). And another has a projector type look with the halo ring which also has a few colours.

Thanks mate! Yer appreciated so much that he sold it! Haha

Hey mate, I did look into this when I was looking for a tank and I was told that they were slightly different so I didn’t risk it and sourced a GQ one.

Yer good idea!

Cheers mate! Yer not a bad idea

Yellow tongue is king in the workshop! Haha Cheers mate!!

Haha!!

I know! I haven’t done it for a while and I only bought the exact amount of timber I needed too. Wasn’t happy haha

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@@_HACtv_ aren’t they it in the background?

Yer good eye! Haha I ended up using those ones with the green paint.

Thanks mate. Turned out alright.

Cheers mate!

Cheers mate!!

For the larger beams I used the nail gun to hold it in place and then some 100mm bugle screws. The rest was either structural timber screws if it was load bearing or just simple timber screw if not.

Ok cool thanks. What screws did you use to attach the sheets to the purlons?

It’s been up for over 2 years now and sheets are still butt together flush.

@@_HACtv_ Thanks mate awesome result!

I just removed the rail in front to get the screws in then put it back on as I could get to those screws from the sides.

@@_HACtv_ Thank you

Yer 100% agree!

Cheers!

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Thanks mate, I’ll have something out in a couple of weeks.

Haha thanks mate! Yer I know what you mean, it’s an expensive process! But if you can do it yourself you’ll save a bit of coin. Yer good call on the insulation, spewing I didn’t do something similar.

Thanks mate!

Thanks mate! Appreciate the support! Oh nice one! Look, if I was to go back and start again. I’d definitely install a thermoseal building wrap along with the insulation. Being up in cairns, I’d say that would be a must! That would probably be my biggest regret. Would definitely make sure your wall lining is a decent thickness. Just makes it more versatile for mounting whatever down the track. Heaps of power outlets and a couple of circuits with at least one dedicated 15A GPO for the big power items like welders or whatever. No time to be tripping circuits. Haha! You’re not the first bloke to ask me that question. Nah not a mechanic. But keep guessing, I have a good laugh at the guesses. Good luck with the shed!

Thanks mate, yer just a bit haha

I just used the patrol repair manual. There are a few diagrams in there, but unfortunately my loom was a bit cut n shut from past owner so I had to some testing along the way. Place I got the valve from was from here going off memory. www.scintex.com.au/products/pollak-fuel-valve-switch?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw5Ky1BhAgEiwA5jGujrUayBOq2aRjCZvKW-_2E8_O5aQH4tAsA5BuXDDowihkZsbtR8s8ZxoCMmMQAvD_BwE

Cheers mate. Yer was all 90x35. I wasn’t spanning that far so the 35 was more than enough and it’s honestly solid as! So if you want to save a bit of coin it does the job, but nothing wrong with going the 90x45.

Yer, that’s a fair call. Was my very first video. No idea what I was doing. 🤷🏽‍♂️ Tried fixing it here: DIY | Shed Build | Starting The Shed Internal Fitout | WorkShop - Ep. 01 (RE-LOADED) th-cam.com/video/2_Ewd-HLxpo/w-d-xo.html Let me know what you think.

@@_HACtv_ Yes, they are definitely better in your later videos!

Yer good idea. The dog just doesn’t like going through any of those doggy doors. Haha

@@_HACtv_ i bilt a puppy pen that is a little over kill

Haha yer, something like that. Cheers

Thanks!

Thanks!

I suppose you could do the same thing, just wouldn’t need to be as strong because it’s much lighter. Or even something as simple as a bit of timber to thread through the center of all the tyres and suspend it up from a chain or a couple of ratchet straps just to get them out the way.

Cheers Noel!

Haha Thanks mate! Yer I’ve worked a few trades in my time, my time in cabinet making is probably most relevant.

Thanks mate. Surprised myself haha

@@_HACtv_ haha I don’t know how you come up with your ideas it’s awesome, you’ve inspired me to go hard with projects and making a home for every tool and material 😂

Cheers mate! Haha nah think it’s just a combination of a blunt bit and using it without the vacuum. The dust particles were igniting with the heat. Not ideal, but looked impressive haha!

Thanks mate!

Cheers mate! Appreciate it!

Cheers mate!

Cheers bud!

Cheers!

Thanks mate. I done it a few years ago, but I suppose I could throw something together. I’ll pop the door card off n give you a look at what I done, as I can’t remember exactly haha. But yer, there’s definitely some steel bracing in there. Maybe flat bar from memory.

Haha cheers mate

Thanks mate! Working on it!

Thanks mate!

Yer for sure. They’re in the works! Cheers mate!

Thanks mate! Yer was the 3600x800x19 general yellow tongue. At the time Bunnings were stocking two different brands under the same barcode. Believe they only sell the good one now. Structaflor is the brand. www.bunnings.com.au/structaflor-19mm-3600-x-800mm-general-purpose-yellowtongue_p0148884?store=6249&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADtbEB-2h_8JysfG4A3wkOASqo9rd&gclid=Cj0KCQjw0MexBhD3ARIsAEI3WHIiMI6HAENSJz16QRF5_9dHF0wirX6QTdMouUwMhDlfccmSMOvBxrQaApCxEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

@@_HACtv_ legend thanks mate

@@_HACtv_ if I were to paint it do you think it would come out okay? Thinking about building a gym room once our shed goes in

I’m actually thinking of painting some of mine soon, so keep an eye out. I’ll be able to let you know if it’s worth it. But I’m thinking it’ll need to be sanded or cleaned to remove the wax coating on it as they are made to withstand external weather until roofs are installed on site.

@@_HACtv_ legend ! Can’t wait

Awesome mate! Good luck!