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Brian d marge
9th February 2010, 14:42
Just posted in another thread and mentioned about me new House, I was looking at the photos and was looking at the difference in construction
so for those who are builders here are a few photos The framing is all laser or CNC cut went up in a few hours ,,,,
Stephen
golfmade
9th February 2010, 14:45
This in Japan or NZ?
Headbanger
9th February 2010, 15:20
Going by the size of those builders it would have to be Japan...........or Lilliput.
http://www.imagef1.net.nz/files/IMG_08701265685938.jpg
Brian d marge
9th February 2010, 16:10
Japan
hey don't knock the workers , I promised them their own room ,,,,if they built the house ,,,,, no laws here about employing the under fives
Stephen
Laava
9th February 2010, 16:12
I would be very careful! In those pics it appears the builders have put the floor 90 degrees out of level! Be OK when you are leaning up against the wall but any other time could be dodgy esp using the crapper!
Brian d marge
9th February 2010, 16:22
but what do you builder types think of the style of construction
it looks braced in X and Y
All wood ,,, but with brick cladding
Stephen
pzkpfw
9th February 2010, 16:36
Laser cutting wood?
Somehow that sounds "dangerous".
(Or was that just the steel bits...?)
slofox
9th February 2010, 16:38
I would be very careful! In those pics it appears the builders have put the floor 90 degrees out of level! Be OK when you are leaning up against the wall but any other time could be dodgy esp using the crapper!
Yep - dey's built da feckin' t'ing on its side!
Brian d marge
9th February 2010, 16:57
To be sure Shamus tis but a tiny problem , a lick o paint and dey wont know !
Stephen
tri boy
9th February 2010, 19:01
Post pics of ya man castle when ya done. Kitchen/Laundry etc is irrelevant here.
vifferman
9th February 2010, 19:09
Yep - dey's built da feckin' t'ing on its side!
I think you've got it worngA - I think it's just that his camera is broken and can only take sideways photos. It would explain why the elves in one of the photos are sideways (unless of course, they're special sideways elves designed for working on walls. (Those Japs are clever making weird things like that. Probably summat to do with sideways procreation...
crazyhorse
9th February 2010, 19:14
Sure hope you don't get earthquakes where you are - don't think it looks too strong. That's why in NZ we use steel bracing. And not many of our houses fall down when the earth moves..... unless they are 100 years old :laugh:
crazyhorse
9th February 2010, 19:16
It would explain why the elves in one of the photos are sideways (unless of course, they're special sideways elves designed for working on walls. (Those Japs are clever making weird things like that. Probably summat to do with sideways procreation...
:rofl: :rofl: :killingme
Brian d marge
9th February 2010, 20:00
big old earrthquakes ,,,, in fact I would say we are famous for them ...
Just the other night I said to the missus , did ya feel the earth move
As for man Castle , That was the site of me work shop
So it wont be until April until I start work on that ,,,,,,,, So no playing with bike till then but at least this one will be air conditioned ( I hope )
Stephen
golfmade
10th February 2010, 02:59
big old earrthquakes ,,,, in fact I would say we are famous for them ...
Just the other night I said to the missus , did ya feel the earth
Felt that here in Taiwan as well, books were shaking on the shelves a bit and my computer chair was rolling around a bit with me on it.
Some of my favorite TV shows here in Taiwan are from Japan actually. One is they go in and completely gut and fix old homes. Granted I don't understand a word of the Japanese but it's got Chinese subtitles so I can practice, and well, look at how construction is done there.
You guys plan to do the interior yourselves or hire an interior designer?
Laava
10th February 2010, 06:52
Looks good to me Stephen. [as a builder]
Brian d marge
11th February 2010, 11:54
As part of my job i use 3d cad so I drew the house and then lit the missus loose
it amazing she ( I suspect women ) have no concept of distance , 200mm has nothing to do with the color of the kitchen unit
but in all honestly it sved a bit of dosh
I use a Quick sketch type program that allows me to move stuff around really quickly to get a feel for what it will look like
Stephen
I have another will post later
vifferman
11th February 2010, 12:09
Why is there a skeleton in the first pic? Did it fall out of the closet?
golfmade
11th February 2010, 15:00
Why is there a skeleton in the first pic? Did it fall out of the closet?
Bwahahah good find.
golfmade
11th February 2010, 15:00
Sorry, double post, if there's any mod's please delete this post as doesn't look like I can delete it myself.
SPman
11th February 2010, 17:09
Sure hope you don't get earthquakes where you are - don't think it looks too strong. That's why in NZ we use steel bracing. And not many of our houses fall down when the earth moves..... unless they are 100 years old :laugh:
Looks OK to me. The steel bracing in NZ and Oz is crap! In the Kawerau quake in the late 70's, the only house to collapse were the steel braced ones.... Ply and timber are the way to go.
crazyhorse
11th February 2010, 17:13
Looks OK to me. The steel bracing in NZ and Oz is crap! In the Kawerau quake in the late 70's, the only house to collapse were the steel braced ones.... Ply and timber are the way to go.
Way to go man :niceone:
Brian d marge
11th February 2010, 18:52
i have skeletons in the closet
Brian d marge
11th February 2010, 21:14
Why is there a skeleton in the first pic? Did it fall out of the closet?
didnt u notice the empty wine glass
Actually you can have a lot of fun with cad, Anything you can think off you can make a picture of.
Stephen
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