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The two guys they sent out worked hard and paid attention to detail.
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Max was inspired to a work as well.
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The "finished" shed. The window is missing because I wanted to put in an insulated one. I'll be insulating the inside for condensation free storage (in theory).
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It rained hard for about a half an hour, causing their truck to sink 8" into the ground. We spent a while (I helped them out) trying to jack it up onto traction increasing materials to no avail. The big problem was that their tires were almost completely bald.
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So they called a tow truck - goodbye profit! Then again they probably make a chunk of money on the sheds.
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It took almost an hour to drag the truck around to the road. As I said nice guys and they handled it well. One had moved down to Eugene from Alaska for the exciting life in a big city.
Now I have to finish the shed, it will probably be done by 2008.
I decided I've been too airgun obsessed here, so I put my latest up on my site instead:
Making a Replacement Breech Bolt Screw for a Crosman 150 CO2 Pistol
Some links:
My Aunt Joan's webpage
Stock Stippling
Don't Shoot Your Eye Out
O-ring design data
Static Gland design
South Bend Lathe Videos
Taig Lathe with Servo Drives video
Miro open source video player
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!