Project: Shed(s)
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Some brill bike storage here:
What is the last thing you made? (pics pls)
March 8, 2012 - I've got the post-winter hibernation urge to do stuff, and part of that is making things. Not sure what yet. What have you made recently? Post up pics.singletrackworld.com
I'll check this out, thanks
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Got any pics of actual floor space? 
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No wonder newbies can't find decent bikes and parts... You have them ALL 
I think i need to step in at this point and get you all to focus on the job in hand......this type of banter leads to people never making the first step on the road to recovery.....masking their problems with ever increasingly implausible excuses to justify their addiction.
Its also exactly what comes from poorly organised shed space...or should it now be renamed "sh-head" space.
@raidan73 basically, how the hell are you going to achieve anything with zero space to do it in and your not honestly telling me you can always lay your hands on that 3/8" whitworth when you need it.!
Step 1, i would humbly suggest, is taking the whole lot outside.....deal with the accumulated twix wrappers, 70s " photographic" magazines and mouse citadel.
Step 2, sort it into 3 piles,
1.... you cant live without
2.....ambivalent
3.....why the hell do i still have this.
Thats a third gone to start with!
Step 3, choose the projects you DONT want to do.....this is far easier than the ones you do.
Step 4, sell or sort back into some deicated, organised storage
Easy......
Its also exactly what comes from poorly organised shed space...or should it now be renamed "sh-head" space.
@raidan73 basically, how the hell are you going to achieve anything with zero space to do it in and your not honestly telling me you can always lay your hands on that 3/8" whitworth when you need it.!
Step 1, i would humbly suggest, is taking the whole lot outside.....deal with the accumulated twix wrappers, 70s " photographic" magazines and mouse citadel.
Step 2, sort it into 3 piles,
1.... you cant live without
2.....ambivalent
3.....why the hell do i still have this.
Thats a third gone to start with!
Step 3, choose the projects you DONT want to do.....this is far easier than the ones you do.
Step 4, sell or sort back into some deicated, organised storage
Easy......
Mickeyspinn
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A voice of common sense..I think i need to step in at this point and get you all to focus on the job in hand......this type of banter leads to people never making the first step on the road to recovery.....masking their problems with ever increasingly implausible excuses to justify their problem.
Its also exactly what comes from poorly organised shed space...or should it now be renamed "sh-head" space.
@raidan73 basically, how the hell are you going to achieve anything with zero space to do it in and you not honestly telling me you can always lay your hands on that 3/8" whitworth when you need it.!
Step 1, i would humbly suggest, is taking the whole lot outside.....deal with the accumulated twix wrappers, 70s " photographic" magazines and mouse citadel.
Step 2, sort it into 3 piles,
1.... you cant live without
2.....ambivalent
3.....why the hell do i still have this.
Thats a third gone to start with!
Step 3, choose the projects you DONT want to do.....this is far easier than the ones you do.
Step 4, sell or sort back into some deicated, organised storage
Easy......
There is no storage solution to be found in there,
The cup has runneth over...
Then can i draw your attention to my previous post here......
The space audit is second post down...
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The space audit is second post down...
The justification game
With the season of goodwill to all mankind almost upon us, our minds at this time of year inevitably turn to more lofty thing, such as "what do I build next". For some however, this period can be a difficult time; forced to spend often up to A WEEK in the presence of the rest of their family...
www.retrobike.co.uk
