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#1
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sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
A few shots of my weeks project:
day one
day two:
day four:
A busy week.
Dave
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#2
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
Nice but ya sold all the bikes that would fill it...lol
#3
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
O there's always a couple hanging around. Hehe will move them into thier new home when it's secure.
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
Prefabbed?
#5
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
I'm sure Dave has one or two sitting around...
jb_xx
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
That's quick. Real quick...
#8
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
No it was framed by myself and my guys. Sticked and trussed. No prefab guys. This is what I do for a living. My fiancée and I own and operate a residential construction company and we specialize in rough carpentry ( framing) . We also employ roofers and siders etc.
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
Nice building...
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
looking good
#11
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
I think it looks a little too good... hmm. I may have to fly out, and investigate further.
The garage that Dave built. There's a good ring to that eh Dave?
jb_xx
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That was fast
#13
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
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Originally Posted by
Dbusa2
No it was framed by myself and my guys. Sticked and trussed. No prefab guys. This is what I do for a living. My fiancée and I own and operate a residential construction company and we specialize in rough carpentry ( framing) . We also employ roofers and siders etc.
Damn that was fast! We did a pretty extensive reno here a few years ago and lived/worked on site so I'm familiar with the process but holy crap that is some fast work you guys did.
I'll be PM'ing you when I get around to building my new shop in the back of the house
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
Good job Dave! Nice to have that extra width for working! May want to put up some serious window blinds & bars on the alley side, just saying.
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
Nice, I like the way it doesn't look like a garage from the house side.
#16
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
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remusr
May want to put up some serious window blinds & bars on the alley side, just saying.
I'd go with that suggestion myself.
jb_xx
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
German shepard will solve the window problem.
#18
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
Yeah... but a G-sheppard needs training, food, water, maintenance issues. Cage and blinds only require installation.
jb_xx
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
New pics to come
#20
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Re: sticks and stones a place to house gsxr's
finally got around to bringing a few of the bikes home.
still lots to do but the snow is flying but theres hope to come.
Dave
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