You might consider doing what the Dutch folks do. Have a boom installed on the outside of your site, located next to a window you can put things through. I read where many of Holland’s home architects originated as ship designers, where narrow, steep staircases are the norm.
I could go with narrow and steep, but add that nice twist at the top with the SLIM steps at the right edge… yikes! Not a place to leave after too many beers for sure. One misplaced foot on the way out and you’ll be in a pile at the bottom in no time.
wow :-) unboxing video … coming soon ?
un-crate-ing maybe? that looks big
ya.. Uncrate-ing video to follow soon may be Ian is busy videographing.. cool
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I want to see the video of Ian carrying the box up the stairs. :)
It about killed me, but I dragged it up all by myself. Now trying to turn menu to english :)
Was it a wood crate or cardboard box?
that is a 1/2inch plywood crate my friend ;)
You have been excused from going to the gym today. But now you must cook your brain trying to understand Chinese menus. :)
You might consider doing what the Dutch folks do. Have a boom installed on the outside of your site, located next to a window you can put things through. I read where many of Holland’s home architects originated as ship designers, where narrow, steep staircases are the norm.
I could go with narrow and steep, but add that nice twist at the top with the SLIM steps at the right edge… yikes! Not a place to leave after too many beers for sure. One misplaced foot on the way out and you’ll be in a pile at the bottom in no time.
Yikes! Be careful! Or else someone will need to do an open source hernia healing device!
Ian, you might want to invite Dave from EEVblog for some canyoning :-)
Joking aside, i hope you didn’t hurt yourself lifting that crate…