Latest project started Monday to keep me busy

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The other side, together with access hatch to other part of void

 

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Top bend to connect to pipe on right after wall knock out

 

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This will be connected to the sq pipe on the right

 

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The big boy fan

 

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Up to the roof, this was all existing, but under used as last people put two smaller fans and ducts on the original roof and causing issues with the council, numpties, they can be seen in earlier pics, I hope to complete the duct tomorrow so they can test cookers Monday

 

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The shop front awaiting new sign, more tomorrow, Rick

 

[macabethiel]

Makes my Gate Repair look very insignificant Rick !

It has taken me at least 6 attempts at fixing my gates this last week and though I am not 100% certain the dodgy cable joint looks like the culprit now.

That said I am fully retired now so the length of time does not really matter and the full greasing of the mechanism and the added water drain is bound to help in the long term.

Will be great to see the final pictures when you have finished the job.

 

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Last bend on

 

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Got to cut Sq tube to line up

 

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Joined with a fill in piece

 

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Round to Sq the fill in piece was this end, sorry

 

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All done bar a few screws, as all batteries dead, due to some pillock un-plugging my chargers, all ready now for Monday once Lecy has connected the fan and gas control valve, we can then supply gas to appliances and test

 

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Overall view, does not look bad, the only reason I put the duct in the roof from the hood was to lessen the visual impact on the neighbours, and am pleased with the result, you can imagine how another 4.5 Mtrs of duct would have looked across that nice flat roof, next week is the last week when it should all come together, only got 4 WC' to fit, fin CH,8 plastic sheets to rear store wall, beer room chiller to install, boxing round pipes, fin bar area, etc, etc plus all the other trades to sort, more Monday, Rick

 

[jims-terrano]

The shop front awaiting new sign, more tomorrow, Rick

That motor looks like that “French Thingy” of Briggies, has he come down to lend a hand:thumbs

Looks a cracking job Rick :clap

 

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Nah no idea whose car that is, but might have bee one of the tilers, Rick

 

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Nothing today peeps, took Suza to vets early am for Spay, sadly she has not copped with it very well so are looking after her, Rick

 

[jims-terrano]

Hope Suza is back to her normal self soon. One of my dogs has been twice lately for vet treatment and has to go again. Not nice when they’re recovering from anethetic is it.

 

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Yes she is fine today, took the "Buster collar" off within half an hour of being home, she tried washing the wound about three times, each time I scolded her gently then immediately praised her up, she has not tried to wash it since and had a small meal this evening of raw sheep's heart, her favorite.

As for the job, lots gone on today but only took one pic before the batteries died.

This will be a wine rack protected by a pair of steel mesh sliding doors, these are going to be fabricated on site due to their size, will give you more tomorrow, Rick

 

[Lazy-Ferret]

Hugs to Suza... she is such a cutie.:kissy

 

[solarman216]

Hugs to Suza... she is such a cutie.:kissy

Given, thank's Clive, she is doing very well, and even Rusty is giving her respect, even at this early stage he can tell she is "different", Rick