What is it that you used to water proof the osb wood? I'm building my shop and in hindsight i wish i would have bought siding. I would like my shop to end up white.
Coming on nicely. Good tip on leaving a slight gap between the boards, it wouldn't have crossed my mind to do that. Any reason why you left the support blocks hanging out & not putting them fully underneath?
Really coming on well now. Tip for when using the circular saw, clamp a straight length of something to the work piece and then use it as your guide to get a nice straight cut, it works kind of like a track saw guide.
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What is it that you used to water proof the osb wood? I'm building my shop and in hindsight i wish i would have bought siding. I would like my shop to end up white.
Looking great already.
It's coming along lovely des brilliant job mate. I've learnt alot from this project thanks. Kind regards Alexander n Sophie.
I'm now at the stage of fitting out the inside with all the gear Des. Pillar drill, bench grinder, vice, work bench, radio, coffee machine…..
Coming on nicely. Good tip on leaving a slight gap between the boards, it wouldn't have crossed my mind to do that. Any reason why you left the support blocks hanging out & not putting them fully underneath?
I've enjoyed this series so far. Thanks for uploading 😀
looking good des let's hope you get it finish before xmas good luck with project.
Really coming on well now. Tip for when using the circular saw, clamp a straight length of something to the work piece and then use it as your guide to get a nice straight cut, it works kind of like a track saw guide.