I would agree with noseall, but see where you are coming from too.
If you ever read the Housebuilder’s Bible the author talks about the building triangle with time, cost and quality at each corner of the triangle:
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Basically it states in any build you can have two corners of the triangle and the expense of the third. I.e. you can have a build that is cheap and quick, but the quality will suffer or you can have a build that is good quality and cheap, but it will take a long time, etc etc.
I read that first link to the garage the guy on Scoobynet built. I was mightily impressed with the work and the price and speed at which it was built – given it was winter as well. He may just have been a highly talented guy with no day-job, but I have a sneaky suspicion that he either had a lot more experience than he let on, or got a lot more help from his builder mates than he admitted to. Just my opinion.
If you ever read the Housebuilder’s Bible the author talks about the building triangle with time, cost and quality at each corner of the triangle:
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Basically it states in any build you can have two corners of the triangle and the expense of the third. I.e. you can have a build that is cheap and quick, but the quality will suffer or you can have a build that is good quality and cheap, but it will take a long time, etc etc.
I read that first link to the garage the guy on Scoobynet built. I was mightily impressed with the work and the price and speed at which it was built – given it was winter as well. He may just have been a highly talented guy with no day-job, but I have a sneaky suspicion that he either had a lot more experience than he let on, or got a lot more help from his builder mates than he admitted to. Just my opinion.