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General Forestry => Sawmills and Milling => Topic started by: redbeard on August 04, 2014, 11:49:29 PM
Been busy organizing my drying shed. My time consuming problem has always been retrieving long boards 14' and longer. So I made use of some 8x12x 20+ length beams. This is one of those developing ideas where it was just going to be a quick temporary rack. Well I had some home made racks that weren't being used and needed to be. So I added those to the sides which then needed to be covered with a roof. Nothing is level and whole thing is on a grade. Thank goodness we don't have snow load to worry about. (Hopefully). Wind is more of a enemy. I did hurricane clip the joists and teco nailed $60 worth of beam straps. Anyway the long bench is my metal roof cutting table. I have almost finished cutting a huge pile of 24"x 36' long rusty galvanized roofing into dimensions from 28' all the way down to 3' lengths.
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[img width=550 height=412]https://forestryforum.com/gallery/albums/userpics/22539/ Also added walls with dividers in the drying shed I can stand everything 14' max and under much easier for customers to access. Here's a before pic of area we have been working at.
Great use of your work area. Looks neat!
Nice job Jeff, I thought you got some snow there, must be not a lot at one shot and little accumulation.
You run a neat operation Jeff. I wish that our upcoming trip had carried us a bit further West. :-\ I would love to make a visit. :)