Gotta hand it to you, Nic. Good, solid work.Quote:
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Gotta hand it to you, Nic. Good, solid work.Quote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
Please DO be careful Brother Nicco [emoji3590][emoji120] Attempted some hay coverage in between two solid steell 20GP’s years ago and got council higher hill winds shut down. Fair call, now known I says [emoji100] [emoji120][emoji120]
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Your a machine mate..[emoji123]Quote:
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I remember your container woes. It wasn't an ideal outcome. I had an existing carport which I am just revamping. By revamping I mean completely tore it down and started again lol. Here is where I got to today.Attachment 86632Attachment 86633Quote:
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Cheers mate, nice of you you too say.Quote:
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That reads so wrong. Maybe it’s just me and my dirty mind. Lol.Quote:
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I’ll say…Quote:
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This bloke seriously should start a business of doing this stuff. Naturally talented he is.
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Love the business name...[emoji3581]Quote:
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More projects for me. I have a few various boxes laying around. This weekend I sprayed a few of them black to match the tray and mounted 160w solar to the top. I have a 200ah lithium arriving this week and will be producing a mount and mounting it this week. Can't wait!
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Finally made a curing cabinet for my salamis to cure in. Now I don't have to worry about outside temps curing the salamis too fast if it warms up a bit.
Made from a second hand fridge I bought on market place. Inkbird temp controller, Inkbird humidity controller, a humidifier, a computer fan and some racking from Bunnings.
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The only other thing I need to get is a dehumidifier, already ordered, as I have found I am struggling to keep the humidity down to around 70%.
All built for around $350. Better than 3K for a purpose built Cleaver Cabinet.