leicaman
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- Sep 20, 2012
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We recently bought our first house and moved in last month. Going from an apartment to a house gives us a lot more space, especially outside. Having lived in apartments since I moved to Japan, I always kept my everyday bike (singlespeed) in the bike parking provided but now we have a house, we don't have that facility. In only one month, a lot of the rubber parts on my singlespeed have started to degrade as it has no protection from the elements. I decided to get a bike port but upon visiting the local "home centre " I was a little surprised to find that the cheapest one they had was around 130,000 yen. I didn't bother asking if that included installation. I decided to build my own bike shed.
Unfortunately, I'm probably the worlds worst drawer so making plans It would be quite a challenge. I spoke to @TCC about what easy 3d software was out there at the moment. Know that it would take me until 2020 to figure out what to do, he very kindly offered to do a 3d model for me if I gave him the dimensions and a (very) rough sketch.
So I sent him this
From this terrible drawing and lots of wrong dimensions, Owen was able to come up with this.
And he even did some black vertical cladding too.
I just need to build it now. I'll put some real photos of the build in he next few days.
Unfortunately, I'm probably the worlds worst drawer so making plans It would be quite a challenge. I spoke to @TCC about what easy 3d software was out there at the moment. Know that it would take me until 2020 to figure out what to do, he very kindly offered to do a 3d model for me if I gave him the dimensions and a (very) rough sketch.
So I sent him this
From this terrible drawing and lots of wrong dimensions, Owen was able to come up with this.
And he even did some black vertical cladding too.
I just need to build it now. I'll put some real photos of the build in he next few days.