Welcome! Lot of good folks here.
:rofl: :lol: That's funny stuff right there. I don't think of it as stealing, I think of it like those "take a penny, leave a penny" bowls at the...
All last winter, when it came time to reload and rake the coals forward or clean out the ash when there were still some live coals in the stove, I...
Thanks, if the door binds from shrinking, I may have to unscrew the eye screws a turn or 2 to get more length. I'll have to make sure to keep...
Thanks! I picked up the U-channel at a welding shop and I bought the casters at Menards. I'm a little embarrassed by my poor welding skills but...
I finally built the door to finish my woodshed. I decided to go with a sliding barn style door. I added some 2X to the backside of a fence panel...
Good call on the jack studs. I overlooked tying in the main header to the lower header. I got that tied in with some scrap material, installed the...
The floor has 1.5" gaps between the 2X4s so I should have plenty of air there. I guess since it doesn't seem to get above freezing much from Dec....
I will be installing some pickets on the top portion. Im not that concerned with ventilation since I won't be seasoning any wood in it, I'll only...
I finally got to work on the woodshed a little bit today. I finished putting the floor down and then put the front and back headers on. [ATTACH]...
:hair:8feet!?!:hair: Holy Cow! That just ain't right! I was planning on metal but may now have to rethink that. Thanks for the heads up.
I threw together a makeshift woodshed last year just before winter with the expectation of putting together a little nicer looking one before this...
It's stained concrete. When I put the stove in, I pulled about 10' of carpeting with the expectation of staining the exposed concrete, easy peasy...
o_OHoly Cow, $30?!?!
:DNo tape on those joints but some of that glare off the exposed threads looks like it, doesn't it!
Thanks! It was right off the saw and joined with bisquits.
I needed a bigger wood rack by the stove for this year so I decided to put one together. I bought a couple of stair treads, black iron pipe and...
Welcome!
Hey Gunn, what's the story on your locust wood? You don't use it? Is it not big enough to make good firewood?
Good job! That's a lot of work right there. What kind of wood is it? It looks like oak but I only see sweet gum growing around it.
