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Woodboxkiwi

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After yesterday's debacle I was happy to get the high wall fabricated on the deck.IMG20260826164202.jpg
I braced it up temporarily to move it into position.
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I then set about standing it up against the existing wall with a chain hoist.
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I added more bracing to hold it upright while moving it into its final position.
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I pulled it sideways with a load strap and a bit of good old leverage.
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In position ready for the top and bottom plate extensions to tie it all in, along with a couple of permanent braces at the top back onto the other walls.
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Another pile of sticks closer to the finish line!
 
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It was a funny old day today, equinox weather is kicking in. Every time I headed out to get something done a rain squall would blow through and get everything wet and cold.
I did manage to get the diagonal strap bracing onto the high wall that I finished framing last week.
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The rest of the day was spent writing a list of and doing sketches of all the flashings that we will be needing soon, also doing some research on dimensions for the roller doors. I will be framing up the walls that the doors hang off next, so better be sure of sizings before we start chopping up lengths of timber.
I also made contact with the guy that will be manufacturing the continuous spouting for us. He will be here later in the week. I figured that I would rather have the spouting made and sitting around until I need it, rather than have water running all over the ground making a big muddy puddle.
 
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Nice work! I like that style barn. Around here we call that a "Monitor Barn." Great design for a one man construction crew. For all the hassle, I still much prefer working alone. Always have.

Looks like you might be mostly finished with the heavy work before your hot weather sets in.
 
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Nice work! I like that style barn. Around here we call that a "Monitor Barn." Great design for a one man construction crew. For all the hassle, I still much prefer working alone. Always have.

Looks like you might be mostly finished with the heavy work before your hot weather sets in.
We are hoping to have a roof on within the next month. Once the trusses and rafters go on things will speed up.
Thanks for the support.
 
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Another day, somewhat interrupted by a trip to town for hardware, but some progress all the same.
The front wall has a pair of manufactured studs made from 3 8x2 bolted together. Yesterday I made the first of the pair and stood it up. Today I added the girts and noggs, then made the second stud for tomorrow.IMG20260903170834.jpg
 
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