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Thought I’d share some pics of the guy who thought me my trades workshop. I still do work for him alongside my own jobs. He’s let it go recently, I’d love to get stuck into cleaning it for a couple days if only he’d pay me for it ha
Damn pictures going sideways. How do I upload pictures that don’t need to be clicked on to enlarge, and believe it or not there is a workbench hid under all that stuff
Damn son! That shop has some curb appeal!
And it’s hidden away at the back of his terrace house. No one would even know it’s therePoisonfangs85 wrote:
Damn son! That shop has some curb appeal!
i really like the entry by the front door very cool!
Man I ain’t never seen a work shop look like that, that’s cool!
Did yous spot the faces in 3 of the granite stones?
Turner85 wrote:
Did yous spot the faces in 3 of the granite stones?
now i did, lol wtf he put those in
Now I see them.
Honestly what a beautiful shop. That’s something I would never want to leave. Absolute beauty and craftsmanship. Love those doors too!
Yes, he was with a stone mason that was doing a sign for the front of the main house when he spotted the faces the guy was making for another client and decided to get some made himselfPeteW wrote:
now i did, lol wtf he put those in
Wow! Thermostat on the wall and everything. That’s quite the shop!
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that’s actually the alarm keypad. He does have plumbing in place for heating etc. And it also has sensored velux roof windows that automatically close once it starts raining. He made great money during the building boom here in Ireland. If only them days would returnMatt Wiswell wrote:
Wow! Thermostat on the wall and everything. That’s quite the shop!
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Nice! Alarm system, awesome. Plumbing, way cool. Windows, best of all. With you in Ireland, I’m sure they open and close on an hourly basis. Lol. I lived in Galway for a bit and the rain was often and always. LolTurner85 wrote:
that’s actually the alarm keypad. He does have plumbing in place for heating etc. And it also has sensored velux roof windows that automatically close once it starts raining. He made great money during the building boom here in Ireland. If only them days would return
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