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  1. 02-20-2009, 06:05 PM #21
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    Hi everyone.
    Thanks for all your help, but I'm affraid I have no choice but to go with the shed. My mum wont let me do the loft as concerns of weight and the cost.
    I can do the shed on my own without having to pay anyone to do it.
    I now have to design the shed so it is good on security, keeping it warm, and size.
    I have one question, what is the minimum distance the board can be to the front of the sim that the projector projects on to.
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    mine is built in the loft as my pictures show. all i can say is its great for fixing structures too but yes in summer you cant use it as you melt and in the middle of winter its the same!!
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