Pictures finally
Welp, here are the pics ive been talking about for awhile now :)
Some are of the new cabinet we picked up, and the brick wall I have been working on, and the ceiling, and then of a new bear candle holder my mate got for me :)
I have 2 new projects I have to complete in the next 2 days before it rains. Nomatter what I do I cant stop the kitchen area from leaking, so im going to have to put an awning over the front of the shop to keep all the rain off.
I already have alot of 4x4s here and I ordered some tin yesterday (Cant belive its only 15 bucks for an 8" sheet) and the anchor plates and bolts for the concrete, we picked up a concrete drill ages back, and it just drills those holes like butter. before we had it, it took like a half an hour with e regular drill and a concrete bit to do one hole, with the new drill its more like 30 seconds and poof, its done.
now the other project I have to do is pour a slab out beside the other side of the shop so I can build my outdoor wood oven on, ive been talking about it for years, but now im finally ready to start on it.
Id really been considering doing a clay oven, but with the rain we get , I think ill make it out of fire brick and then coat it with wire and mortar, I got the idea out of GRIT magazine, in the bread makeing addition.
So ill pour a 6x6 slab about 8" thick, and then build a block base for it to set on.
I wasnt sure I could do it before, but with abit of experiance under my belt with laying bricks, I am willing to take it on , and I can always paint the over and base to match the shop colors of green and white.
http://s803.photobucket.com/albums/yy311/brownbear28us/
and finally the pics as promised :)
Bear
Some are of the new cabinet we picked up, and the brick wall I have been working on, and the ceiling, and then of a new bear candle holder my mate got for me :)
I have 2 new projects I have to complete in the next 2 days before it rains. Nomatter what I do I cant stop the kitchen area from leaking, so im going to have to put an awning over the front of the shop to keep all the rain off.
I already have alot of 4x4s here and I ordered some tin yesterday (Cant belive its only 15 bucks for an 8" sheet) and the anchor plates and bolts for the concrete, we picked up a concrete drill ages back, and it just drills those holes like butter. before we had it, it took like a half an hour with e regular drill and a concrete bit to do one hole, with the new drill its more like 30 seconds and poof, its done.
now the other project I have to do is pour a slab out beside the other side of the shop so I can build my outdoor wood oven on, ive been talking about it for years, but now im finally ready to start on it.
Id really been considering doing a clay oven, but with the rain we get , I think ill make it out of fire brick and then coat it with wire and mortar, I got the idea out of GRIT magazine, in the bread makeing addition.
So ill pour a 6x6 slab about 8" thick, and then build a block base for it to set on.
I wasnt sure I could do it before, but with abit of experiance under my belt with laying bricks, I am willing to take it on , and I can always paint the over and base to match the shop colors of green and white.
http://s803.photobucket.com/albums/yy311/brownbear28us/
and finally the pics as promised :)
Bear