New garage time!

[fatjay]

Finished the back, fun cutting everything. But started with 293" and then 3" every section because it's a 1:12 roof and 1'=12" and 12/4=3 as it's 4 sections per 12' run. hard to explain but the math worked in my head AND on the garage. The we moved the scaffolding over to the middle and set the pump jacks up. I hate moving that scaffolding.

 

[Citydude]

Looks great Jay!

 

[deezler]

Wow, great work wrangling those massive sheets! Good color choice, too.

Am I the only one who is still a bit stunned that you didn't put any windows in upstairs....?

 

[BackRoad]

Wow, those are some tall "two-men-to-handle" wall panels!!!

I live about 150 miles from you Jay...

When I look south by south-east, I think I can see your new shop from here...

 

[airbiscuit]

Wow, great work wrangling those massive sheets! Good color choice, too.

Am I the only one who is still a bit stunned that you didn't put any windows in upstairs....?

Who would wash them?

 

[fatjay]

I’ll be adding that stuff later. I’m up against the wall with budget at this point. I was already maxing out buildingprice before the lumber prices went insane.

 

[airbiscuit]

Maybe some recycled stained glass windows from an old church or castle?

 

[mred2]

With a draw bridge to 2nd floor.

 

[fatjay]

Productive day today. Had a few NOsha moments, but got a lot done.

 

[fatjay]

Cutting around the doors was tricky. We couldnt' do it on the ground because we depended on the stability of the panel to lift it up. So we marked it, lifted it up strait, then I screwed it to the wall a foot off the ground while my buddy cut it on the ground. Really wasn't sure how that would work out, but it worked pretty good.