Barn tear down...Shed build pics.

[civilsmoker]

You are in business now!

 

[indaswamp]

You are in business now!

Yep. All down hill from here. Tides are getting right...Think I'm gonna slip off to the coast for some topwater redfishing here soon. I need a nice quiet day on the water.

 

[indaswamp]

There is a lot of personal satisfaction in a door that opens and closes smoothly with no catches.......(as I open another yuengling beer).

 

[civilsmoker]

Yep. All down hill from here. Tides are getting right...Think I'm gonna slip off to the coast for some topwater redfishing here soon. I need a nice quiet day on the water.

Dang I would run the boat for ya!!!! Last weekend we needed a day on the water...ie to catch some mud bugs but when we got to are fav mud bug spot the road to the ramp still had 15 feet of snow/ice covering it.......so ended up at another body of water....no mud bugs in the traps but a just a nice day on the water!

 

[indaswamp]

...and shrimp season is open. Gonna bring some $20's and see how many pounds I can catch with that! LOL! Should be some boats with fresh catches.....

 

[SmokingUPnorth]

Me either....cause the saw blade is about 1/8" so both would be 1/16" short! LOL!!!!

My point exactly haha. It’s coming along nice though

 

[smokin peachey]

...and shrimp season is open. Gonna bring some $20's and see how many pounds I can catch with that! LOL! Should be some boats with fresh catches.....

Fresh shrimp sound delicious. Can’t wait to see what you catch on your plate.

 

[SherryT]

Me either....cause the saw blade is about 1/8" so both would be 1/16" short! LOL!!!!

I can't tell you how many times that kerf got me when I first started building things!

 

[indaswamp]

My point exactly haha. It’s coming along nice though

Thanks SmokinUPnorth! All down hill from here...
They are calling for our first 90*F day middle of next week. Summer is almost upon us. This project will be relegated to morning work soon....

 

[bill1]

Nice thinking with the 1/4-20's and fender washers to compress the door edge where the hinges screw in. You can periodically tighten 'em too.
I've been very impressed with your many creative details like that.

 

[indaswamp]

Nice thinking with the 1/4-20's and fender washers to compress the door edge where the hinges screw in. You can periodically tighten 'em too.
I've been very impressed with your many creative details like that.

And I used nylock nuts so they will not loosen up over time....