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    righog….I was thinking of getting a new one so tabs should be good..

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    Thanks guys, back on site on Monday for updates. In the meanwhile I’ll put my thinking head on…

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    Hi Markie,

    the finial piece seems to be a bit squished..i mean the angles on the far L & R don’t look like 120 deg.

    Think of a regular hexagon, internal angles are 120 deg. then add two pieces opposite each other both 900mm long. 4 of the angles stay at 120 deg.

    Great work btw. how long does it take?

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    Going back to the ridge beam idea what pitch would the roof have to be to run the ridge parallel to the 900mm sides?

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    Markie..if I build a single finial into the roof it will be easier then. Think of an octagonal ( regular ) piece of timber with sides a minimum of 46mm ( which is the width of the rafters ). Thickness of the timber will be the dimension of the rafter at said pitch..ie. if the roof ( rafters 97 x 46 mm ) has a 30 degree pitch 97mm cut at 30 deg. equals 115mm so the octagonal center piece will be 115mm thick.

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    Hi Markie, waveydave…

    Yep the ridge is/was to run parallel to the 900mm sides..but I’m also toying with the idea that 1 finial might be enough..( Markie a finial would be the decorative spike/ sphere etc that decorates the apex of a roof in this situation..it would be attached to a piece of timber; here it would be an octagon that all the rafters would fix into. It can also protrude down into the summerhouse so that more fanciness can be added.

    I have added, at every angle/ junction a length of 6 x 2 ( 46mm wide ) which protrudes outwards enough for the cut edge or end-grain of the cladding to be protected..Don’t know how this affects any calculations.

    Thanks for your efforts guys

    Piccies

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    @ Waveydave…the walls will be going up tomorrow half are in place so I’l be able to get some pics up hopefully..

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    thanks Markie, the roof-bar or ridge is to run R to L to the two 1350mm edges I don’t know if that changes things..So are all the rafterss to be 1604mm @ 30deg?

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    Sorry Markie, Pitch is the angle of the roof or slope if you were building a stair,,

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    The idea was to have two high points but it would depend on the length of the ridge..
    I’ll be using shingles so I reckon a minimum of a 30 degree pitch. I was planning to have to finnials atop the structure but if the ridge is going to be stupidly short 2 finnials too close together won’t look right..thoughts?

    Markie, reckon on a minimum pitch of 30 degrees, if you can work out an equal pitch the ridge length will be given automatically or not?

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    That’s also a solution Markie. I was thinking of two ‘ high-points ‘ with a ridge-beam connecting them..

    Markie does your program spit out the angles and pitch?

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    it started out as a regular hexagon with all 6 internal angles being 120 degrees and all sides being 1250mm long. This was however too small so I stretched the hexagon by adding two ( opposite ) lengths sides @ 900mm and changing two of the 1250mm sides to 1350mm.

    Imagine a square…diagonally cut off the four corners and replace the cuts with a line you now have * sides. The diagonals you just made are 1250mm each, two ( original ) opposite sides are 900mm and the last two original sides are 1350mm…

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    Call that a knive?…

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    I have to admit I’ve been looking on eBay for one of those..Protool make one also as do other companies I’m sure. I won’t pay the new price for the protool one and i can imagine the Festool one isn’t cheap..I often cut sleepers and recently had 9″ x 9″ posts which I had to cut with a 9″ circular saw from 2 sides which doesn’t always leave a nice clean cut…I need one of These..viewer discretion advised..not for the faint hearted.. ( no gore )

    Takisawa look away now!

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    Nice….but I hate to see so many teeth on the large ring un-protected..nasty gash material!!

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    and Bob’s your uncle..

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    I did like it but…..

    400 tons of concrete… Totally Irresponsible!

    Could of done it in planks and sprayed it grey!

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    The mudhugger looks as it’ll clog when the going gets sticky…

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    How many ballbags do you have?

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    You wont notice how heavy a fork is when pointing down…I should know I have the worlds heaviest forks..

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    I have Marzocchi 55 Bombers on my BFe,They have been converted to coil, have a 20mm through axle and I keep them at 160mm. I love them ( point and shoot control ) but Hate, really hate… the 2.7Kgs ( over 6lbs ) that they weigh. I’d love to change them for, say a Revelation or similar that weighs 1.7 kgs ( saving over 2 lb. at the front ) but I’d also hate to end up with a flexy, wallowy front end..

    ..I can’t afford BOS either..

    It’s all about comprimises..price v weight v performance.

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    What footflaps says..find the source of the problem. It can’t be condensation with the weather we’ve been having…even condensation on UN-lagged cold water pipes shouldn’t ( read wouldn’t ) cause that much damp.

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    Did anyone camp nearby? if so where etc.

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    +1 for the bFe.loving mine at 160mm

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    I think that Nissan only made 1 variation of the 2.7 td engine. First came the 2.4 diesel, then the 2.7 td then the navara D22 with the 2.5td

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    The numbers on the ebay item are the ones above. The mechanic where i have my pickup hasnt taken the gearbox out yet to check the numbers. He doesn’t want to remove it until he has a replacement.

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    Bumping up….

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    Hi benji..unfortunately box & vehicle are approx 120 miles apart atm. I’m trying to source the box from eBay.
    The numbers on the transfer box of the terrano are
    33107-G2340……………1804

    Terrano Gearbox numbers are

    32131-G2342…………..1933

    Do these help

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    Just a bFe here at 160.

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    Bumping up for the evening crowd..

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    SOAP..mail me re Snowdon..

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    @ t.i.n.a.s where would you recommend starting/ parking Abergorlech or Brechfa?

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    My son is there atm. His 18th b.day weekend..

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    Filler, when dry sand n paint. Are you re-fitting skirting?

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    @ martinhutch..I’m not a trail-center devotee at all but I love fast, flowey decents and if they happen to be at a trail-center then so be it. It seems most trail-centers build up to a final decent.. I liked the video above and thought I’d like to ride it. I have geared a lot of good things about Nant…

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    Northwind which one do you have?

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    ^^ do they work?

    Are they 9 speed compatible?

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    …..proper dwarves on mini mountain-bikes… 😀

    Oh, and about the goat..I was holding it for a friend.

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    @ chunky..no worries, thanks though.

    @ no_eyed_dear..yes that’s the one I want!

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    Guten Abend Red star

    What warton said.

    Ask him for proof that his brakes work. Also ask him to provide evidence that he has 20/20 vision.

    I spent the best part of 13 years in Germany and remember hearing a story about a car crash where the person whose fault it should of been asked for the person hit to provide proof of 20/20. It turns out they should of been wearing glasses whilst driving. Positive outcome for the ‘ at fault ‘ driver.

    Where abouts are you in Germany?

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