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Robert Sproul
2021 Nov 6, 7:49pm
You are wasting your time boys, ohomen just drops his folksy anecdotes here he doesn't deign to actually converse.
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HeadSet
2021 Nov 6, 7:54pm
HeadSet
2021 Nov 6, 7:54pm
When most men brag about a shed, it is a shed they built themselves. Having a delivered kit assembled by hired help just ain't the same.
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Tenpoundbass
2021 Nov 7, 11:59am
Tenpoundbass
2021 Nov 7, 11:59am
I'm still happy as a clam with my 10 X 20, it was a Lark steel construction, with insulation from the factory. I rewired it with outlets every 8 feet.
3 on the back 20 foot wall, one on each 10 foot wall, and one on each side of the door on other 20 foot wall with the door in the center.
I wired the ceiling for a light in the center, and dropped the wire for recessed LED lighting(Which I haven't done yet). I also ran audio wire in the walls, and put XLR jack plates on the wall, for musicians to plug microphones or keyboards into. Then ran speaker cable from one side up the ceiling over to the other wall, and put in speaker jacks. No cables on the floor with this set up.
I screwed 5/16 sheetrock to the walls and ceiling, and finished it off, and put hardy backer on the floor, then laid ceramic over that.
Last I put in a mini split air conditioner.
3 on the back 20 foot wall, one on each 10 foot wall, and one on each side of the door on other 20 foot wall with the door in the center.
I wired the ceiling for a light in the center, and dropped the wire for recessed LED lighting(Which I haven't done yet). I also ran audio wire in the walls, and put XLR jack plates on the wall, for musicians to plug microphones or keyboards into. Then ran speaker cable from one side up the ceiling over to the other wall, and put in speaker jacks. No cables on the floor with this set up.
I screwed 5/16 sheetrock to the walls and ceiling, and finished it off, and put hardy backer on the floor, then laid ceramic over that.
Last I put in a mini split air conditioner.
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HeadSet
2021 Nov 7, 12:02pm
HeadSet
2021 Nov 7, 12:02pm
Tenpoundbass says
I remember your post about that. Awesome structure.
I'm still happy as a clam with my 10 X 20, it was a Lark steel construction,
I remember your post about that. Awesome structure.
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ChauvinsKnee
2021 Nov 7, 12:16pm
ChauvinsKnee
2021 Nov 7, 12:16pm
HeadSet says
First carried to the backyard by his woman and then assembled by hired help. Man card revoked on the spot.
When most men brag about a shed, it is a shed they built themselves. Having a delivered kit assembled by hired help just ain't the same.
First carried to the backyard by his woman and then assembled by hired help. Man card revoked on the spot.
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Ceffer
2021 Nov 7, 1:10pm
Ceffer
2021 Nov 7, 1:10pm
There should be lots of used manacles for the shed due to all the chained human cargo in the supply lines. Just soak them in peroxide to remove the blood and flesh tags.
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RC2006
2021 Nov 7, 1:19pm
RC2006
2021 Nov 7, 1:19pm
First bot to post about shed. Nobody gives a FUCK about your fake shed.
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HeadSet
2021 Nov 7, 1:50pm
HeadSet
2021 Nov 7, 1:50pm
Ceffer says
Why would you want to remove the seasoning?
Just soak them in peroxide to remove the blood and flesh tags.
Why would you want to remove the seasoning?
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NDrLoR
2021 Nov 7, 3:15pm
NDrLoR
2021 Nov 7, 3:15pm
Mine is a Morgan building, put up about 23 years ago on a pier and beam foundation, still good as can be. I'll admit, though, if a 250 lb. man lands on its roof like I saw in a commercial, it's probably going to collapse.
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Maga_Chaos_Monkey
2021 Nov 7, 7:36pm
Maga_Chaos_Monkey
2021 Nov 7, 7:36pm
Tenpoundbass says
Damn nice shed/mancave 10lb! Fun watching you put it together. While I rot here in a CA apartment/condo.
I'm still happy as a clam with my 10 X 20,
Damn nice shed/mancave 10lb! Fun watching you put it together. While I rot here in a CA apartment/condo.
It was a battle to get this project accomplished. I had to battle a collapsing supply chain. The first time that I ordered the 350 lb. shed, a trucking company lost it. The second time that the shed was ordered, it arrived almost one month after the projected delivery date. I was constantly on the phone battling with Amazon and the company in Maryland that handled the sale.
Once the shed in a large package was delivered, Elena tore apart the package. She hauled up each component to the back yard. The next battle was to find a concrete contractor to pour the slab for the shed. We had several turndowns. Finally, one of our readers directed us to a great concrete man who did the job.
The final battle was to find a handy man to assemble it. With the current labor shortages, it is hard to find workers. I finally found a wonderful gentleman named Todd who works for Lavallis Handyman Services. He worked into the night two times to get it finished.
I did all this while suffering awful fatigue due to the Covid-19 booster shot.