The Front Fell Off
As expected, I took a rest for the less good weather around New Year then got on with putting the window in. tl;dr, I got the window in then it fell out again.
More...As expected, I took a rest for the less good weather around New Year then got on with putting the window in. tl;dr, I got the window in then it fell out again.
More...Looking on the bright side, 2018 has shown that a small wind turbine would be a reasonably reliable source of power for my house.
More...Bit too breezy today for me to be happy getting my scaffold tower out so I popped over to Thurso for some 30mm galvanised twist nails and general shopping then took some photos on the way home.
More...This evening I went up to the site for the first calm dry evening for a while to use my laser level to mark up the position of the centre stud for the east gable. While there I did a check of the level's idea of horizontal.
More...It's a windy sunny day and I'm out of jobs to do on windy days so it seems like a good time for an update.
More...Still here. Finished the sarking under the floor. Started on the west gable.
More...In my previous post I'd done the joists for the living room, study and main bedroom and started on the sarking boards under the living room.
Since then I've finished off the living room sarking boards and done the study and main bedroom.
More...So far since the local builders finished with the sarking there's been snow, horrible east winds, me having a couple of short but nasty colds and a bit of chasing the scaffolders to take their scaffolding away but also a bit of progress, mostly on the house floor.
More...As I said at the end of my last but one house post, I'd engaged some local builders to put on the sarking boards and membrane.
More...Glanced up from my desk to notice a somewhat larger than normal boat somewhat closer inshore than normal. As it looked mildly photogenic I got my telescope out (Celestron 80mm NexStar refractor - it's f/5 so 400 mm focal length) to play with using the camera on the back a bit more.
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