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New wood shed in the works!

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by WeldrDave, Apr 5, 2014.

  1. Gasifier

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    No. This maybe?

    upload_2014-4-6_13-43-24.jpeg :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I was gonna say an MS660 Magnum but your 090 beats it!!!
     
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    Sheds are looking good guys....I've been watching both threads. I'll be doing Phase 1 of my three-part woodshed project this spring as well... .only I'll be sitting the posts on top of the ground on stone pillars that will extend underground below the frost line......
    That way I can move it down the road if need be, as it will be sitting on a long-defunct alley right-of-way.
     
  5. Stinny

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    Once these sheds are done, that would make a good thread showing all the different FHC woodsheds out there…
     
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    Oh, I can just imagine shed Overkill.....:bug::jaw:
     
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    Great work guys! I moved over a cord of the barkfree black locust I got last spring into the shelter today.. Man that $hit is heavy! Weighs about double of the equivalent red oak!

    Ray
     
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    PHOTO_20140406_134553.jpg PHOTO_20140406_182545.jpg Got a little done today. I think I would have been done if I would not have gotten called in at 2:30 a.m. made this also. PHOTO_20140406_180833.jpg Needs a little work on the point
     
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    Lookin' good jetman!

    Ray
     
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    As you can see in the first pic the supervision was napping on the job. My wife said I sure can make a mess but hey you got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette.
     
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    Sorry for stealing your thread Dave. Yours looks good man. Stinny is right we should have a show off your shed thread. Is there one already?
     
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    Looking good
    Keep the progress pictures coming
     
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    No Worries:)! I'm not moving as fast, Glad for the company:cool: I'm waiting for cement to set up for the week then hitting it again this coming wekend. I built a truss roof for mine, "which are done", mine should go up fairly quick. I'm also going to shingle my Roof with some fancy roof shingles:D
     
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    mines nothing fancy just a place to keep wood dry. i got tired of seeing tarps and then the snow on top made for a pain in the but.
     
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    Nice pics, keep'em coming please! :thumbs:
     
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    Done. She ain't square but she's sturdy. PHOTO_20140408_165346.jpg
     
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    Looks stout !
    Gonna look even better filled with wood :)
     
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    Its all old crossarms average about 4"×5". I don't think it will fall anytime soon.
     
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    Nice heavy duty bracing! Looks solid!