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Do what the previous owner of my weird offgrid house did and have an extension cable tied into the breaker box, spliced into another cable then zip tied to the metal carport frame, across the carport roof supported every few feet by duct tape, down one of the poles and into some conduit he made up out of water pipe, down the hill, across the path (double up on the "conduit" here, duct tape for the 90 degree corner where the conduit where it goes across the step and 20 years of foot traffic wore the shielding off the cable), and into the shed, where it'll run the loving grey water pump as well as the shed lights and about 20 "outlets" that are just power boards he spliced in and panelled over with interior "walls". I mean, if it didn't start a fire or anything for the 20 years it was like that for...
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Horse Clocks posted:Perhaps put a conduit stub in for data & power now, then work out what where it goes later? Definitely this. One thing that the guy that built my place got fantastically right was spare conduits under the slab.
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Feb 26, 2021 11:19
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The bike is secured to the outside via a chain.
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Apr 14, 2021 05:15
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Shelvocke posted:I'd like to hide the OSB Build shelves all round and fill them up with stuff? Also you've inspired me to start planning something like this. I have a small nearly-falling-down shed on my block that I could "renovate" without needing any permits and it'd be just about the perfect size for a bike plus tools.
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