Cover for Woodmizer LT 15 diesel complete

[tobryant1]

Mill is back and running like a champ.  Dealer corrected all the issues and I have been cutting wood as often as I can.  First project was building a structure to house my mill.  I already had a 40' conex that I keep my tools in so I decided it was a great structure to build off of.  I came up with plans and in a week and a half I was able to fully cover my mill.  Now that I'm covered I can start building my garage and my wife's milk processing kitchen. 

[jason.weir]

looks good - framing sure does look different when you don't need to contend with 80 lbs per sq\ft of snow...

-J

[thecfarm]

  :D   I wanted to be the first to ask about snow load. Looks good.
I would like to see pictures of the milking parlor.

This is a Women Cave,for guess who?? ;D

[Crusarius]

I talked about getting 2 containers then spanning the 2 with trusses to make a shop. Now I wonder if you were to start with a single container and place 30' trusses on top of it overhanging on both sides how that would work out. Give you 40' of roof without any columns to deal with.

[tobryant1]

The good thing about southern Mississippi is we don't get snow.  I tried to keep the weight as low as possible on the roof due to the 20' spans.