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Yeah most likely :bounce:

Just another point I thought I would mention the wife and I are currently living in a 25x20 barn on the block atm. I am getting the shop/shed before the house. :D

I love the timber work on you house entrance :D

I know, did you see on the news the floods in qld around the Beaudesert region, well that is where I am. It is just raining in the wrong spots. You should see all the sucklings coming through were I bulldozed those trees :)

No no slab

Also, huge blow out in the slab cost original estimate was $7000, now with all the peiring required - $10,500 :mad:

Well I would love to report good news, but alas there is none. Qld has been in a drought now for years, now I decide to finally put my shed up and it has rained on average every 2-3 days at my place. Now this would be fine but I have a red clay driveway which needs about 2 days to dry out...

I am putting up a 15x9 with an eve hieght of 3.6 meters. this will be a *workshop* dont expect expoxy floors in this one :lol: Caboolture is a nice part of QLD to.,\

Yeah I like my 3 acres :)

The company who originally brought it to the market was call drott, they also had the patent on the 4in1 / multi-purpose bucket, now owned by international I believe. We Australians are simple like that, a skid steer is a bobcat :thumbup:

If I had of had the money I would have done the same cut and filled 6 months ago. But now the slab will be piered back down to the original ground level, will cost more in footings though :sad:

The drott on to the laser leveling portion. Done, overalll. Done, looking at the 6' wall to the left. Done looking at the fill side. Now on to concrete, hopefully within 2 weeks.

My wife kept pointing at trees to come down. There is more to come out.

Greenbank, Queensland Buddy

Well thought I would share some pictures, today finally got some progress on the new shop. This will be steel construction. Here are the first few pictures. Here is the area the shop will be built on. Heres the accros the slope view, has almost a 10' fall by estimation across the pad area...