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10-15-2006, 10:01 PM
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re: Storage shed for fish & other stuff
Got some plywood cut-offs from that TomR's Cabinet company's garage sale on Monday
 , so I decided to build my wife (& I) a shed for her birthday present. She's been bugging me for a year for a shed, so I built her a big one. It's almost 11' wide, 8' deep, 7.5' tall (in the front). It's got a sloped roof. Total cost was under $300, & the roofing material was $102. I panelled the sides with 1/2" plywood (waterproof white vinyl outside, mahogany veneer inside). Some of the raw materials.  2/3 complete. My wife was sooo excited, she loaded it up before the roof was on.   The finished product. 3 days & roughly 24 man-hours later.  Now our home is clean & less cluttered. Half my extra fish stuff is stored in there  Thanks TomR for the plywood cut-offs. Anthony 
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10-16-2006, 01:20 AM
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Pretty saweet shed, couldn't buy it at Rona for that. your doors a bit outta level though :-)
tb
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10-16-2006, 01:49 AM
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Yeah, but when it was level, it wouldn't open/close properly
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10-16-2006, 10:28 PM
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Nice to see the sun is still shinning in god's country.
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