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Finally got some weather good enough to work outside and built the joist framework for the centre of my workshop floor. The periphery of the floor will be concrete to take the bench and lathe.



The view makes it look very small but it's not too bad... 22 ft x 12ft over the whole thing.... that's big for over here with our shortage of building land.

Better view from my bedroom window....



.... woops... looks even shorter in this view

Ray

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I aim to live for ever.... and it's taking me that long to get my workshop finished!

Just keep adding until you fill the space

With all of the problems that you had I am betting that you never thought that you would even get this far--pretty soon now you will have a roof.

Vicki and Duane

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Whoever said nothing is impossible, never tried slamming a revolving door....

Ray, I think you need a tree for shade

Just a joke, looking good.

Bill

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Amateur Bill
O'Fallon, MO
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If a man speaks in the forest, and no woman hears him, is he still wrong?

I'm in shape, round is a shape.

Man I wish I was there to help (who am i kidding, I just miss drinkable beer!)

Looking good, keep it up!
Lawrence

TP, looking good from this side of the pond, love the progress pics, and your tallerable attitude about the weather, deliveries etc.

Lawrence:
(who am i kidding, I just miss drinkable beer!)
don't they
have any good micro breweries in your area?

Wayne

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My father was my Mentor for my WW hobby. luv ya dad.

WW'ers I have met.
Guroo
Verna
Wooder
Paul, (brother,)
Falcon1.
Gene and his friend George

Wow! Some actual building going on! You must be stoked....

Cool. I can't wait to see more progress.

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Experience - Adding to the ability to get into trouble, the ability to get out of it.

Looking good Ray.

But I'd get out my tape measure, that thing looks darn close to square to me.

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Jeff

If man made it, I can fix it.
If God made it we can pray for it.

Lessons I have learned:
NEVER MAKE ANYTHING OUT OF TEAK
Always remove the zero clearance insert before you tilt the blade DAMHIKT