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Now that most of my woodworking gear is gone, I've got the money and space to pursue my other interest, photography. I was going to build a Cyclorama, but Ashley won't answer my emails and the missus won't wear the appropriate safety gear. My little studio is going to be 3mtr. x 3.6mtr. no curved edges though.
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looks great will yours be as nice as one on video?
I doubt it, not doing the rounded corners.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gaza
i have the feeling that watching you build this and Ashley building hers will be a totally different experience.lol
Looking good all the same.:2tsup:
Grumpy!!
I see you can't quite divorce yourself from woodworking. I think Ashley has an informed approach to safety: No loose clothing to get tangled up and I love the slow motion screwing.
I think another title could be "artisan meets courtesan :wink: ."
Good luck with the new venture. As the world's worst photographer I am starting to appreciate there are aspects I may have missed.
Regards
Paul
Finished the other three wall frames and started standing up the frames. Had to make a trip to Bunnies to buy a door and some brackets to secure the first wall so that it wouldn't fall over :rolleyes:. A man can never have too many clamps and this was proven today while trying to square up the first two walls.
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Ashley has an instruction video on how to clean a Glock. I've always wanted a Glock :rolleyes:.
Ahh. "Happiness is a warm gun." Clearly I will have to do some research to see her thoughts on glocks and almost anything else. I can see there is more to Ashley than meets the eye, although still relying on eyesight at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grumpy John
The 'booth" is looking good and anticipating an interesting selection of pix :rolleyes: .
Regards
Paul
Grumpy
I think photography could be a hazardous hobby, right up there with sawbenches, thicknessers and spindle moulders. I think you should be careful. You might consider brushing up on some CPR.
Super CPR
Regards
Paul
Simmer down gents.
There's a lot less timber on the floor now and things are starting to take shape :2tsup:. Spent this morning squaring everything up, had to clamp one corner to the roof beams to hold it secure while I nudged everything in to place. Once the plaster's up the clamps can come off. The reason I chose 3000 x 3600 for the room size is because I'm using 1200 x 3003 and 1200 x 3600 plaster sheet and the only cutting I'll have to do (hopefully) will be for the door. I'm going over to my sons for lunch today and to pick up my father's day prezzie, if I get back early enough I'll do some more.
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Lunch with #1 son was cancelled, he still hasn't picked up fathers day present :((. Did some more work on the man cave and finished the framing, fitted the door (Irwin jig for fitting handles etc. is great value*) and added some wiring so the outlets will be at floor level. I'm going to have to con someone to help with the plastering even though I'll have a panel lifter to do the ceiling the 3600 x 1200 panels are a bit big to unload off the ute by yourself.
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*No connection, or vested interest
Hi,
A small point, the Aus. wiring rules require the connections were you've connected the wires together be accessible.
This all reminds me of when we wired up the ASIO photo room we had to move the power point so they would not get in on the act, nothing gives away where a photo has been taken like the power points in the background.
Regards
That's alright, the walls are plaster and I've got a hammer :D.Quote:
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How come no curves Grumpy?
said we don't want to do curves :no: .Quote:
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Regards
Paul
I don't mind curves. Probably the best curve man alive.
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Conned again.Quote:
I'm going to have to con someone to help with the plastering even though I'll have a panel lifter to do the ceiling the 3600 x 1200 panels are a bit big to unload off the ute by yourself.
Ooops. I feel cornered.Quote:
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Didn't look like there was much room sideways. One way they have to hose you off the wall, the other you die of starvation before you reach the bottom. I think you'd like the Isle of Man TT races too :wink: .
Regards
Paul
Well Grumpy, with to help and a little less time spent on extremly amusing vids you might have the ceiling up soon. It looks like it's going to be a good studio :2tsup: .
Regards
Paul
After a day or three off to go to work :(( I was back working on the man cave. With 's help and a panel lifter hired from Bunnies we managed to get all the plaster up in five hours, not bad considering the tea breaks :rolleyes:, and a stop for lunch. Only a couple of minor issues that were corrected with the use of a hand saw, and don't let anyone tell you that you can't use an angle grinder on plaster :o. Oh yeah, we almost put a couple of the ceiling panels on upside down :doh:. The "short" panels were a result of a couple of 3600 lengths getting shortened on the way home from Bunnies (note to self: tie down the front of the panels next time). The offcuts from the door opening should fill the space nicely. reckons a nice leadlight window wouldlook good over the door.
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Inside the man cave
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[QUOTE=Grumpy John;1579349] reckons a nice leadlight window wouldlook good over the door.
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Well done Grumpy. I think 's right, but what would be the effect on the lighting? Would it become too ecclesiastical for the underwear shoots? Oh err.. that might be stained glass.
No matter, I'm sure it would be very effective and a good alternative to that curvy thingy the young girl with the braces (is that what you call them :? ) was demonstrating.
Regards
Paul
(PS I know what you mean about the wind. A lot of longish products can be damaged by the wind getting under them. I sandwich them between timber battens with threaded rod at either end as the clamping mechanism; Works really well with corrugated iron too.)
Not much happening today. Made a start setting the joints and filling gaps, cut a couple of holes for downlights, then realised they were in the wrong place:doh:. More of the same tomorrow.
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What, cutting downlight holes in the wrong place.:rolleyes:Quote:
More of the same tomorrow
Probably :rolleyes:.