Splitter barn

[Butcher]

Space in the pole barn is at a premium any more so I thought I would give my splitter a place to live a little closer to where I need it. Since the old barn took a dump I figured why not start stacking far wood out here since the old hog house foundation is full of wood? I got all this old barn wood to use so why not right?


That's as far as I got yesterday due to planus interuptice by folks wanting to come by and bother me but I did get a little sumpthin done today albeit not much. The goal is to use as much materials at hand and not pay fer chit.

I was thinkin ahead and have all ready got it ready to wire for some lectrisity.

 

[Mag Craft]

I would say so far it looks pretty good. Nice job.

 

[Jags]

Just remember that you need two insulators if you are gonna use bare wires.

 

[bigbarf48]

Neat looking shed. Good job re-purposing

 

[D8Chumley]

Nice looking shed Butcher!

 

[Todd 2]

If you use barb wire on them there insulators should help detour one from touching an gettin shocked
Thats a purdy shed by the way.

 

[Butcher]

Got done just in time for the rain to come. It is going to be nice not having to hook up and pull the splitter around anymore. I got 80 bucks tied up in it. still way cheaper than store bought.

 

[Jags]

Best looking 80 dollar wood shed I have ever laid eyes on.

 

[Butcher]

Best looking 80 dollar wood shed I have ever laid eyes on.

Thanks. I hate spending money. I think the splitter likes its new home.

I already have some ash sitting there ready to get to work on but I aint gonna do it in the rain today.

 

[mark cline]

What do you have for a floor? If its just dirt , I would recommend a sheet of plastic for a vapor barrier . You don't want your girl getting rusted .

 

[BuckeyeWilly]

Butcher, yu dew f9 werk !!

 

[BEConklin]

Dang - we don't have that much flat land in the entire state...and you have it in your yard!