Turning a screened in porch into a place I can build something in...
Mossy's new shop...
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I got rid of the racoons by playing a U tube of a raccoon trapped in a cage and they haven't been back LOL
I do the Noriega playlist for the neighbors
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Just have to put the doors together.... Few other things and the honeycomb hideout is happening... The roof needs patching paint and I'm putting on the left over poergo... The pile of wood is what's left over... The old doors are going to be battons... It cost 4 sheets of plywood... one 8' 2x4 10# of construction screws.. and the home Depot didn't charge me for the paint....
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Dang how do u even make enough money to build all that mossy? Jw I hate being broke I can barely pay rent each month and I work 40-60hrs a weak...
and I work 40-60hrs a weak...Good work, Moss. Take some time to lay out your shop. It's easier to be productive when you are organized and can find things, especially when space is tight. Also, add plenty of lighting so you can find the c-clip to your carb needle when you drop it! Good luck with the finishing touches.
It's all recycled from stuff that was laying under it...Dang how do u even make enough money to build all that mossy? Jw I hate being broke I can barely pay rent each month
I've cut trees sawed them into lumber built a house with it.. did the septic and drive way with a bulldozer... Had poles set for power and pole barn then did the power electric and water... Took a summer and fall... Got paid to replace windows that I put in it... Saw blades and fasteners some 30# tar paper was all it cost...
I got doors made and test fitted... One new door a broken door for parts and the best piece of flooring for the back door... I still expect the floor to give and walk soft on it I'm not used to it being solid... Sat down on a paint bucket and enjoyed some OG Kush strain
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I built a man cave on the back of my shop, I used lumber from a barn that I used before I built my shop, I covered mine with vinyl siding that came off a building being torn down, it turned out to match pretty good.
Can anyone tell the deference in the two colors? They’re almost a perfect match.
Looks good Greg, always nice to repurpose. I built a cabin and half my garage out of repurposed lumber, now you have room for your bikes?............Curt
That's what I'm talking about... Looks like it just didn't fade from being in the shade...