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The kids like this so far. It was a birthday present for the 4 year old. 400-500 for materials. It could be completed in a weekend if you are motivated.
Here is the best link for shed building, it's a long thread but there are plenty of pictures showing the framing.Quote:
Originally Posted by commonlaw
http://www.bcsportbikes.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=146566
That's cool and all, but 4-5 hundred seems kind of steep.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2nd mate
Thanks for that; one of the most hilarious threads ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flounder
That's the thing.
I have a climbing wall about that size on a play structure at home. I was given all the holds and bolts. Easily $200-250 worth of stuff. That net isn't cheap either.
I have a friend in Hazelton who built a climbing wall in his living room. He built his grips himself out of MDF with a jigsaw and a router table. For thicker grips he glued a few layers together. He painted them up and they worked really well. He bought a bunch of MDF backing, drilled it full of holes and installed T Nuts to the back of it. He hung the MDF on the walls/ceiling and attached the grips. He had 2 walls and a 45* overhang, probaby about 20' x 20' of wall and 10'x20' of overhang. He had colour coded routes from easy to fucking hard.
Friend of mine built a crack machine in his SF apt--adjustable width, flare, overhang. (FFA Lotus Flower Tower in 50 Classics)
This is pretty much exactly how I picture commonlaw's shed going.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flyoverland Captive
I forgot about that thread.
More like this.Quote:
Originally Posted by RootSkier
https://m.popkey.co/7d6545/y6y9A.gif
I'm suppose to install the rafters with a Tig welder, right?
This could solve your shed dilemma
The World's Fastest Street-Legal Shed Can Do 96 MPH - Popular Mechanics
https://apple.news/ArLZlKMScMeKj0iNtdOYWVw
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...fc&oe=5A2A6935
I built this 22 ft outrigger canoe in Kona a couple years ago. All carbon shell and paddle with thermo core bulkheads.
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...14&oe=5A5EADB1
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...34&oe=5A33DD5D
A shed is in the queue at rancho highmen with loads of pro crastination ongoing.
Part of my problem is the location is riddled with mountain beaver holes. so I need to spend some time setting up a foundation so that there won't be any sagging.
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...ca&oe=5A1D20BD
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...e8&oe=5A597640
Slapped this little 14' drift boat together this spring. 3/8 ply shell with glass and carbon. 80 man hours over a month cost about $1100
Just got through that. Three years later and the shed of doom still stood. Anyone know its current condition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flounder
And I am mitigating the shed of doom v2.0 by purchasing a shed kit. I still have to build the foundation, put it together and roof it, so I imagine I'll still have some good fodder.
Nice boats, dude!Quote:
Originally Posted by carpathian
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...fd&oe=5A5CD09E
What better way to keep up with the Jones then have 3 sheds!
On the left is a 12x16 shed turned rental turned grow op turned rental again. Center is timber framed sauna turned grow op turned shed and on right is shed with rock holds attached. I have too much junk, need to purge ...
I'll take one of those sheds.
lotta work. well done.
How much is that dog charging you?
reminded me of thisQuote:
Originally Posted by carpathian
http://www.montereyherald.com/articl...NEWS/120508178
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q-z9N6WPeo
Carpathian you should check out the article
lol I still have another 15-20 yrs before I can fuck off quite like that!
Built this nice little bench overlooking the channel between Lahaina and Lanai. It would be cool to paddle across some day.
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...63&oe=5A17416F
It sits on top of 2 mile trail I hand dug so i could do this
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...f8&oe=5A2196D4
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...c9&oe=5A5401FC
I mayd sum chairz.
And yes, I know my windowsill needs painting.
Cool design, P- modern adirondack. Are the backs attached to the house or kinda floating?
ledger on the wall is my guessQuote:
Originally Posted by oftpiste
quick & slick... i like
Soften those miters and put endgrain sealer and the splinter potential goes to zero. sanding sealer will work too. simple candle/parifan wax if yer willin to wait the cure time of a few days gives nice results.
putting them away for winter?