New Woodshed Now Filled

[John_M]

Four cords of hard maple split and stacked for the 2011/2012 burning season. :cheese:

Now I can relax a bit until next year.

John_M

 

[LLigetfa]

Ja, sure does look purdy. Like money in the bank.

 

[JustWood]

Nice shed!

Y U got OH sheet handles on shed posts???

 

[John_M]

Lee, I gots "OH sheet" handles on shed posts because my legs have a mind of their own and never seem to go where I direct them. :-S The handles allow me to scamper up, down, and around like a teenage chimpanzee. ;-)
John_M

 

[SolarAndWood]

Your shed is a work of art.

 

[smokinj]

Jonh you have Mad Skills!

 

[PapaDave]

John, the shed looked really good when you got it done. NOW, it looks even better.

 

[shawneyboy]

Now that is Hearth.com PORN !

 

[Backwoods Savage]

John, no time to rest yet. Get one more year ahead! Then you will really be sitting pretty.

 

[Pagey]

Oooh, very nice! :coolgrin:

 

[Wallyworld]

Nice, looks like you have quite a bit of weight in there, is it the picture or is your floor sagging?

 

[John_M]

Dennis, I would like to get one more year ahead but I have no more land level enough to store more wood.

Wally, You are right about there being a lot of weight in the shed. The uneven ground and wide photo trick the eye into seeing something not there. Using a 6.5' level and 8' straight edge shows no sagging. There is also a very tight butt joint in the header directly over the center post. The bottom of that butt joint would open a little if the shed were to sag just a little bit. ;-)

 

[Wallyworld]

I thought it might be the picture, looks like you're set for winter.

 

[savageactor7]

Holy cow that's one of the prettiest sheds I've ever seen.

 

[thewoodlands]

John very nice job, you can always keep cutting then just build another shed. :zip:



zap

 

[John_M]

wally, If you look closely at the photo you will also see the top seems to be bulging UP. That distortion is known as the "pin cushion effect" in photography. This was caused by me standing too close to the shed with the particular lens I was using. The way to solve this is to move farther away from the subject and crop/trim the photo for best effect. Even at my age I learned something new today. John_M

 

[OhioBurner©]

Holy cow that's one of the prettiest sheds I've ever seen.

+1

wow :bug:
looks even better now full of wood

 

[golfandwoodnut]

Looks great, almost does not look real.

 

[firefighterjake]

Mmmmm . . . looks very, very nice. Definitely in The Top Ten of Woodsheds that I've seen posted here.