Got a little done today

I finally got enough time to get all of my latest scrounge cut down to length and stacked up.
Not only does it seem to take me longer to do anything, its hard as hell to find any time to do it..ha
All this wood is for next year... They are ugly stacks, but its mine....

Looks good to me.....alot of that wood looks like it's been sittin for a while, how long's it been c/s?

I like the stacking posts....is that custom made end brace?

Looks good to me...but I may be biased.

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The oak has been c/s/s for about a year and the other has been laying in the woods for who knows how long. I just loaded it up and piled it in the yard.

Yeah...I built three sets like these to hold wood a little better in the shed. Center post has longer feet....

Nice neat & dry stacks!
Look'n good.

Like the way you are using the carport. These things can really work nice for a woodshed.

It really made sense to me...multi purpose and done in a day. I have enjoyed it so far and being able to put my truck or other things under it makes it that much better to me.

I think they look fine good job

Those stacks look mighty fine to me! And I like the rack ends you made and the carport idea also. And I like the view out behind the lone stack also! Good work all the way around...

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I will have to keep an eye on them to make sure they dont start leaning...wouldnt want them to fall on anything. The only problem I might have with the carport is the higher winds will cause rain/snow to blow into it a bit more that I would like, but I can deal with that.

Its nice to have a 40acre back yard...

Yes it is! We love it too!

Looks awesome! Those stacks are straight as an arrow!!

Looks awesome. And I agree about the car port, racks, and view.... All beautiful.

Them stacks rate right up there with our resident, overly obsessive, lazer straight Zap! . Nice stacks and carport idea is a good one.


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We almost went that route before putting up the new barn. We still may put up a carport and if we do, we will leave the sides open. That is, no siding but we'll use stacked wood for the siding.

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Sounds like a good idea...I normally season wood farther away from the house and wanted the shed pretty close so I could park the truck in it.
Would have saved a little money on the extra side bits thou....

But you'll never be sorry for putting on the side panels.

I am sure I wont regret it...like the look better as well. I hope to one day build a large metal building for all my toys and free up
the barn for wood storage....if I can keep from just buying new toys that is...