I'm building my personal Gaming Room...

[Etienne MacGyver]

"This is a tasty burger"  



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[tordyvel78]

Lol 10 hours

[level42]

Mmmmm, isn't it great that people waste 10 hrs of youtubes' hard disk space....

[uncletom]

Well Bruno, you can tell Chez Harry that you accidently advertised their Belgian Pistolet on your forum, and now Sweden cannot wait to try it. You see, we don't have burgers like that here, and that's a damn shame!

Swedes eat less, but are fatter. Why? Because they put soy flour in out meat! I haven't had a good burger since I returned from holiday in the states. Touring from Portlan/Oregon to L.A. we stopped at some awesome diners that made great burgers. But here,.. well it's either McDonalds or MAX, or Burger King. And none of them have good meat. So where does all the good meat go? Where?

[Sonic 1992]

Well Bruno, you can tell Chez Harry that you accidently advertised their Belgian Pistolet on your forum, and now Sweden cannot wait to try it. You see, we don't have burgers like that here, and that's a damn shame!

Swedes eat less, but are fatter. Why? Because they put soy flour in out meat! I haven't had a good burger since I returned from holiday in the states. Touring from Portlan/Oregon to L.A. we stopped at some awesome diners that made great burgers. But here,.. well it's either McDonalds or MAX, or Burger King. And none of them have good meat. So where does all the good meat go? Where?

Straying from topic... sorry  but yall would love this place!  www.fiveguys.com

Dammmmit, now I'm hungry!   

[slowcade]

I forgot to bring my lunch today! Stop talking about food! More pictures of the lair, please! 

[Nic-fryer]

DarthNuno, have you started the forum page about your Galaxian Thearter G3? If you have can you provide a link?

Nic

[DarthNuno]

DarthNuno, have you started the forum page about your Galaxian Thearter G3? If you have can you provide a link?
Nic

Here's the url : www.galaxian3.net ... but there's nothing specific behind it for now, just a link to the Galaxian Theater forum section here! 
I'll start to work on that url/page when the theater will be ...'ready!' 

[DarthNuno]

Ok, so now that the electricity step is done, let's continue with the OSB.

Not easy to work so high...



'Custom' shapes to cut on each OSB panels...



...for those bordering the roof! I hate that! 

[Sonic 1992]

YESS!! I hate cuts like that, one screwup.... whole sheet wasted.. been there & done that!   

[Muerto]

hehe, then start cutting it 10 mm to big, thats way easier and cheaper than doing it the other way around

[uncletom]

I see what you guys mean. But in this case, wouldn't it be simpler to just pre-cut several sheets at a given height, leaving the wires and power outlet assemblies till last moment, maybe temporary fasten the wires about the position where the outlet holes will be located. And use the wall integrated types of power outlets instead of the external types?

I don't know about your country, I don't know about basic electrical work either, but here in Sweden we use these "casings" for integrating power outlets into plaster walls. It's like a round cup of plastic with a hole in it, where you stick the cables leading out of the wall, and then onto, or rather into this cup you insert the power outlet assembly.

You know what I mean?

[Etienne MacGyver]

like these :



And there exist models that have special lips for mounting in sheets

[uncletom]

Yes, exactly, thans Etienne. I thought people/craftsmen used these more often than the externally mounted sockets.

[level42]

Those are the standard in homes here in Holland. Recessed outlets and switches look much better and use less space.

in places like sheds etc. where looks and a "flat wall"  are less important they still use traditional "build up" materials because it is cheaper.

Looks like Bruno went for a "half recessed" solution by using traditional outlets, yet mounting them on the back wall and then cutting holes for the outlets. They don't extend as much this way and still have the lower price. If you have to do so much electrical stuff, the difference really adds up.