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Old 07-18-2009, 05:55 PM   #1
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OK, I am building a new shop, is should be 70 x 28 with a garage door at one end. It will also double as the support for the walls of our new house. Yes, this is a basement, full daylight on two sides and will be shop and working garage as there is also a garage on the main level that will be for parking.

We have started the task of clearing the lot so now I am willing to start sharing the progress.

This is also somewhat of a gloat because we had a lot of large old white/red oaks that had to make way for the house and I got a mill to saw it for 1/2 the product. I am going to get a LOT of lumber!

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Re: New Shop, sort of...

I am glad I am not seeing that load of trees coming at me! Looks overloaded or at least top heavy!!

Congrats on the lumber and the new shop!!
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Sweet!!!!! YOU MUST POST PROGRESS PICS!!!!!!
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New shop, new house, new wood, life is good!!!
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Keep the picts coming.Tony
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That is sweet Congrats on the new home and shop
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Re: New Shop, sort of...

Congratulations on the new SHOP and WOOD (and home).

So, will it be completed in time for the next shop crawl? Tennessee isn't THAT far...

Keep us posted on the progress.
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Re: New Shop, sort of...

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Congratulations on the new SHOP and WOOD (and home).

So, will it be completed in time for the next shop crawl? Tennessee isn't THAT far...

Keep us posted on the progress.
As a matter of fact, Tennessee is right here!
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Re: New Shop, sort of...

Man, that ought to be a great shop! There are some great looking logs on that load too.

Be sure to post lots of progress pix!

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Here is my half of the logs, I have no idea yet how much it is, except that it is a "Big Pile of Lumber".
Now I have to do something with it.
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Re: New Shop, sort of...

for starters I would stack and sticker it befor ya wind up with a pile of snake lumber. seal the ends good too.
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for starters I would stack and sticker it befor ya wind up with a pile of snake lumber. seal the ends good too.
I'm haulin' it to Bee Tree tomorrow. Across state lines.
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Re: New Shop, sort of...

once dried, are you going to use it in the new house? it would make some purdy kitchen cabinets! maybe a nice oak library or studdy? hmmm the possibilities are endless!
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Re: New Shop, sort of...

Very cool John. Do you have a layout of the shop figure out yet?
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Re: New Shop, sort of...

Your already off to a rolling start.
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