New Wood Shed Phase One. . .

Bigg_Redd · May 11, 2011

. . . is complete. My buddy brought his tractor over and we drilled the holes and set the posts. A 10'x20' shed looks a lot bigger in my yard than it did in my head.

I have no camera so no pics. And no pics will be forthcoming so cram it.

ikessky · May 11, 2011

So the standard "Pics or it didn't happen" post will not be accepted?????

Man, I really wish I had the area in my yard to build a wood shed!

48rob · May 11, 2011

. . . is complete. My buddy brought his tractor over and we drilled the holes and set the posts. A 10â€™x20â€™ shed looks a lot bigger in my yard than it did in my head.

I have no camera so no pics. And no pics will be forthcoming so cram it.

I'm happy to share in the excitement about your new wood shed, but what's with the cram it bit?

I know the burn season is about over, but things will get better...

Rob

corrupt · May 11, 2011

Whats the point with no pics??

raybonz · May 11, 2011

Sounds like we need an artist's rendition of said shed .. All I see is text therefore it does not exist!

Ray

firefighterjake · May 11, 2011

Once you get it filled with a couple year's worth of wood the size will look perfect . . .

oldspark · May 11, 2011

Bigg_Redd said:
. . . is complete. My buddy brought his tractor over and we drilled the holes and set the posts. A 10'x20' shed looks a lot bigger in my yard than it did in my head.

I have no camera so no pics. And no pics will be forthcoming so cram it.

You have a way with words. :lol:

Thistle · May 11, 2011

oldspark said:
Bigg_Redd said:

. . . is complete. My buddy brought his tractor over and we drilled the holes and set the posts. A 10'x20' shed looks a lot bigger in my yard than it did in my head.

I have no camera so no pics. And no pics will be forthcoming so cram it.

Click to expand...

You have a way with words. :lol:

Sounds like he's been hanging around me. :lol:

Lumber-Jack · May 11, 2011

Hey Bigg_Hed, what happen to your last woodshed project? Did it blow over in the wind?
;-)

Don't worry, I'll supply the pictures so nobody has to "cram it".

raybonz · May 11, 2011

Carbon_Liberator said:
Hey Bigg_Hed, what happen to your last woodshed project? Did it blow over in the wind?
;-)

Don't worry, I'll supply the pictures so nobody has to "cram it".

Nope Euell Gibbons came along and ate the entire thing

Ray

Stax · May 11, 2011

In light of comical woodsheds, check out this link http://summerville-novascotia.com/PalletShed/. It's devoted to the pallet.

wannabegreener · May 11, 2011

firefighterjake said:
Once you get it filled with a couple year's worth of wood the size will look perfect . . .

I think once it is full with a couple of years worth of wood, the size will be too small. Anyone in here have a shed that is not too small?

:lol:

smokinj · May 11, 2011

Sure looks like state of the art stuff to me!

firefighterjake · May 12, 2011

wannabegreener said:
firefighterjake said:

Once you get it filled with a couple year's worth of wood the size will look perfect . . .

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I think once it is full with a couple of years worth of wood, the size will be too small. Anyone in here have a shed that is not too small?

:lol:

I think my woodshed is perfect . . . enough for two seasons worth of wood . . . it's nice to have that extra wood under cover . . . in case Maine gets covered by a glacier.

weatherguy · May 12, 2011

raybonz said:
Carbon_Liberator said:

Hey Bigg_Hed, what happen to your last woodshed project? Did it blow over in the wind?
;-)

Don't worry, I'll supply the pictures so nobody has to "cram it".

Click to expand...

Nope Euell Gibbons came along and ate the entire thing

Ray

Your showing your age mentioning Euell Gibbons, I got it :lol:

Bugboy · May 12, 2011

wannabegreener said:
firefighterjake said:

Once you get it filled with a couple year's worth of wood the size will look perfect . . .

Click to expand...

I think once it is full with a couple of years worth of wood, the size will be too small. Anyone in here have a shed that is not too small?

:lol:

12' deep by about 60' long by 8' tall at the short side. I figure it'll hold aboutn 45 cords or 10 to 15 years worth of wood. Is that too small?

wannabegreener · May 12, 2011

Was that always going to be a wood shed, or are you just repurposing it? It looks like a couple of people have gone way overboard on their wood shed. :lol:

raybonz · May 13, 2011

weatherguy said:
raybonz said:

Carbon_Liberator said:

Hey Bigg_Hed, what happen to your last woodshed project? Did it blow over in the wind?
;-)

Don't worry, I'll supply the pictures so nobody has to "cram it".

Click to expand...

Nope Euell Gibbons came along and ate the entire thing

Ray

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Your showing your age mentioning Euell Gibbons, I got it :lol:

Haha yup I'm 54 and feel between 44 and 64 depending on the day.. Sounds like we must be near the same age if you know who Euell Gibbons is

Ray

Lumber-Jack · May 13, 2011

raybonz said:
weatherguy said:

raybonz said:

Carbon_Liberator said:

Hey Bigg_Hed, what happen to your last woodshed project? Did it blow over in the wind?
;-)

Don't worry, I'll supply the pictures so nobody has to "cram it".

Click to expand...

Nope Euell Gibbons came along and ate the entire thing

Ray

Click to expand...

Your showing your age mentioning Euell Gibbons, I got it :lol:

Click to expand...

Haha yup I'm 54 and feel between 44 and 64 depending on the day.. Sounds like we must be near the same age if you know who Euell Gibbons is

Ray

I know who he is, but I never did figure out what parts of a pine tree are edible???? Or what kind of grapes have nuts???
It was a very confusing childhood. :-S

PapaDave · May 13, 2011

Good job getting started.
That's the size I thought of doing, but went with 10'x16' instead. Not quite enough for 2 years with this stove, but should be when I
get the new one.

Bigg_Redd · May 14, 2011

PapaDave said:
Good job getting started.
That's the size I thought of doing, but went with 10'x16' instead. Not quite enough for 2 years with this stove, but should be when I
get the new one.

I went with 10 x 20 for 2 reasons

1) 200 sq ft is as big as you can build in this state without a permit

2) The difference in cost for a smaller shed is negligible

3) It'll hold just over 2 years worth of wood

woodsmaster · May 14, 2011

Bigg_Redd said:
PapaDave said:

Good job getting started.
That's the size I thought of doing, but went with 10'x16' instead. Not quite enough for 2 years with this stove, but should be when I
get the new one.

Click to expand...

I went with 10 x 20 for 2 reasons

1) 200 sq ft is as big as you can build in this state without a permit

2) The difference in cost for a smaller shed is negligible

3) It'll hold just over 2 years worth of wood

That's 3 reasons

snowleopard · May 14, 2011

woodsmaster said:
Bigg_Redd said:

I went with 10 x 20 for 2 reasons

1) 200 sq ft is as big as you can build in this state without a permit

2) The difference in cost for a smaller shed is negligible
)
3) It'll hold just over 2 years worth of wood

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That's 3 reasons

1) Three reasons is as high as you can count on this forum without a permit.

2) The difference in cost for fewer reasons is negligible.

3) It'll hold just over 2 (or 3) years worth of wood.

RNLA · May 15, 2011

I am so disappointed there are no pics but then again I have a camera and can't get the pictures to post right. I guess I'll cram it. :blank:

begreen · May 15, 2011

Ask your buddy to take a picture.

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