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Using some of your methods to build a cover

11/04/2009 - 00:57
ragdump
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Before I take the class I got some practice building with logs I needed to make a cover for my trailer


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11/04/2009 - 03:43
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kool!

Attended Class March 25th/26th of 2006.
If you are gonna be dumb, you better be TOUGH!
looking shed, are the logs sitting on the bare ground or is there something under them? nice job

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Attended Class March 25th/26th of 2006.
If you are gonna be dumb, you better be TOUGH!



11/04/2009 - 16:41
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very nice

that is totally awesome. :)
will it have a metal roof?

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11/04/2009 - 18:20
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I used some of my butt logs that were too big

mlr1968 wrote:
Attended Class March 25th/26th of 2006.
If you are gonna be dumb, you better be TOUGH!
looking shed, are the logs sitting on the bare ground or is there something under them? nice job

Ragdump
There are 2 ft piers 3ft. in the ground with 1 1/4"rebar sticking up with 1 1/2" holes drilled in the bottom of the logs

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11/04/2009 - 18:24
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yes a metal roof

2 cents wrote:
that is totally awesome. :)
will it have a metal roof?

Ragdump
I got the roof all up and tacked down last weekend I don't know if I can finish it this next weekend its calling for rain showers,I don't think I want to be on a metal roof in the rain (slippery) with an electric drill in my hand

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