What have you been working on Anon?

File: Resized_20161008_125001.jpg (859KB, 2016x1134px) Image search: [Google]

859KB, 2016x1134px

>>1067727

last thread is still active

>>1046130

>>1067815
Last thread has reached bump limit


My new hat
>winter is coming

It was fun to sew

File: 20161005_204454~01.jpg (186KB, 1009x1280px) Image search: [Google]

186KB, 1009x1280px

>>1068441
>my new hat
>"nice invisible hat dumbass"
>"shut up fag"
>"dont call me a fag, I'll send my hot muscle bear daddy top to kiss your ass"
>gaaaaaay.jpg

Why is it, shaped like a dick?

File: AAA6-min.jpg (2MB, 4160x2340px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 4160x2340px

Building a new shed with my dad. We don't have a lot of time unfortunately + I lost my grandmother 2 weeks ago which kinda defeated our motivation for a while.

Its getting colder now however and we need the shed so our sheep and chickens have a warm and happy place to live in the coming winter.

It will be a sturdy shed I think. Concrete foundation, thick beams.

File: AAA3-min.jpg (2MB, 4160x2340px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 4160x2340px

>>1068499

>>1067727
nice how does it look inside?
>>1068499
how deep is your fundation ?
damn a realy need a new shed we have one and its totaly shit was build during the building of ou house as a storage. I thinking do reuse som of the wood and boards from it and use boars from old fence as facade(have shit ton of them on storage)

File: betonpoer-sfeer.png (912KB, 800x800px) Image search: [Google]

912KB, 800x800px

>>1068510
We use these concrete foundation blocks (dont know the english term), they are about 60cm long I think and we have 6 of em in total.

They are really usefull to level out the top of the structure as you can just crank the beams upwards or downwards.

File: images.jpg (8KB, 194x259px) Image search: [Google]

8KB, 194x259px

>>1068513
>>1068510
Also, start building your shed anon. Winter is nearly here and to have a good shed where you can work is just comfy as fuck.

File: IMG_2252eddd.jpg (929KB, 2136x1424px) Image search: [Google]

929KB, 2136x1424px

>>1068513
nah probably next year, mus prepare the wood and i dont have a budget and aproval (moms house)
i have my shop in house basement whitch still needs lots of work going to glue sum tiles this week

File: 20160828_144357.jpg (1MB, 2560x1440px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 2560x1440px

>>1068510
This is before i put the windows in. The light coming in is from the skylight.

>>1068762
its finished? or som next goals like electricit, water, meth lab?

>>1069143
No it's finished. He didn't want any "frills" except for the skylight and windows that open.

File: IMG_2273edd.jpg (878KB, 2136x1424px) Image search: [Google]

878KB, 2136x1424px

>>1067727
also started another project repairing old table
started sanding it slowly
>>1069174
btw did you use plans? wana share it? :^)

>>1067727
Gonna rewrite frets and i guess fill thos jagged ass neck with wood putty? Then put a layer of 2 part clear epoxy on it and sand it down. Wrote the numbers on and already rubbing off day 2.

File: 20161011_101004.jpg (2MB, 3771x761px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 3771x761px

>>1069698

nothing because my uncle is building a boat and left it in the shop for 10 years without touching it.

>>1069595
No actually I just kinda made it up as I went along. He wanted certain things I just put in there.

>>1067727
>>1067728
All the window and door bolts are on the outside. So its not very secure then?

File: 1475012232261.jpg (274KB, 736x1095px) Image search: [Google]

274KB, 736x1095px

>>1067727
Looking at building a 16x20 work shed this fall - my first.

Any suggestions or tips?

>>1067727
>>1067728
How much did the materials cost in your area? I want to build a shed just like that in place of my condemned garage.

>>1070161
Why does a utility shed need to be secure?

>>1070241
My only real tip is to take your fucking time doing the foundation. Make sure it's flat, level, and square.

>>1070344
I forget what the final tally is, but i think in the neighborhood of $3500-$4000. But half of the shed sits on 8" pilings 3 ft down, and everything is 16" OC, and I didn't use OSB. Like a fool, he didn't listen to me and bought clear pine for the trim instead of knotty. That would've saved probably $500 alone.

>>1070372
Plus all of the doors and windows are scratch-made; using dowel joints and real wood. Not a bad price if you ask me.

>>1070372
So crackheads don't pawn off your shit

>>1070376
That doesn't happen where he lives.

>>1070658
BS crackheads are EVERYWHERE.

File: Why Pay 24 7 Free Access to Free Woodworking Plans and Projectsbb.jpg (588KB, 1641x2830px) Image search: [Google]

588KB, 1641x2830px

>>1070344
just found in other thead from anon
freewoodworkingplan.com theres lots of plans and inspiration

>cuckshed general

>>1070816
methlab general

>>1067727
is this the infamous cuckshed?