After this rainy summer I realized how the shed pays for itself, my wood is bone dry, like 15% oak dry, well worth the effort
My wood shed project
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chemie
Feeling the Heat
NateB
Feeling the Heat
Nice work. Some day when I get big I hope to have a woodshed. Did you clean those drains out in your retaining wall?
Yes, I was going to leave them alone, but at work we got a bunch of small mixers for mixing foam, took one of those and made my drill into a roderooter
I hope you consider the wood shed idea, it doesn't take up a lot of space and I have 8 cords of wood in there.
chemie
Feeling the Heat
Well, it is a lot of space for the NYC standards.
Otherwise I could definitely have it done. I envy people with large backyard space!
@Poindexter hope this helps you with your project, total cordage is 8 cords, each "bin" on the first 2 bins holds 2 cords each, the shed has been around since Aug 2017 and is still solid as a rock, no issues with anything yet.
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