The life of a self-confessed do-it-yourselfer...petrol-head... & all things involving making stuff...
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- martin
- Self-confessed do-it-yourselfer, into anything & everything that can be built, restored, repaired, renovated...
Sunday, 25 March 2012
Krys' Garage
Things moved on a bit quicker this weekend, thanks mainly to £24 worth of wood for the roof trusses. Saturday afternoon saw us making up the remaining six trusses on top of the original one which we'd kept aside as a pattern. As they were made up, we lifted them into position. Once they were all in place, we worked out the spacing (33" centres) & cut the "rafters" to length, 60 in all are required... after a bit of hunting around we'eve almost got enough!
Sunday saw these cut to length & screwed in position, starting at the door end. Due to a change in roofing material, (we are now planning to use corrugated iron) we will require fewer roof trusses, which will mean we will have to re-position the four we installed last year...
Sunday afternoon we were visited by a local phesant!
Labels:
corrugated iron,
DIY,
garage,
garden,
maintenance,
shiplap,
workshop
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