harpoonalt
Gold Member
Nice looking rugged building! Sure is flat in Texas
Not big, not pretty, but it is mine
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Danno1
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Iplayfarmer
Super Member
To keep the post turtles off the fence!
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That is funny on so many levels. :laughing:
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ustmd
Platinum Member
I could say that is my wife keeps them, but this is a somewhat family oriented group.:laughing:
The fence is around a garden and they are for decoration. I like putting some type of cap on a wooden post to keep water from pooling and spliting/rotting the posts. Even with PT posts, it can be an issue
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ustmd
Platinum Member
Nice looking rugged building! Sure is flat in Texas
Thanks...flat is all relative. I live on the edge of the "Hill Country" in Texas. If you want flat, you should see OK.
Sackett2
Platinum Member
nice looking building; i can see the recliner, big screen and beer fridge setting out there somewhere... Nice Man Cave...
77transam
Silver Member
Nice looking building USTMD. You're doing a great job.:thumbsup:
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ustmd
Platinum Member
Finally got the siding on last week.
I decided to go with vinyl. I thought about Hardi Plank, but I already had ~ two squares of the vinyl left over from the house, please the vinyl is much easier to work with.
I had the electrican out last Friday and he did a very professional job roughing out the building-did everything to IBC even though I do not have to have an inspection. He did it a very good price.
Next up insulation and drywall (oh my back)
I decided to go with vinyl. I thought about Hardi Plank, but I already had ~ two squares of the vinyl left over from the house
, please the vinyl is much easier to work with.I had the electrican out last Friday and he did a very professional job roughing out the building-did everything to IBC even though I do not have to have an inspection. He did it a very good price.
Next up insulation and drywall (oh my back)
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doall
Platinum Member
I bet those long gable cuts on the sides were tough if you were using snips to cut the siding. Looks good.
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ustmd
Platinum Member
Only used the snips for some small cuts.
Dor the long angle cuts, I used a paneling blade (in backwards) in the skillsaw.
For the cross cuts, I decide to bite the bullet and force myself to buy a sliding compound miter saw