frustratedearthmother
Sustainability Master
and wheels on the back?It's 7' wide, I'll probably put braces on the corners.
and wheels on the back?It's 7' wide, I'll probably put braces on the corners.
I plan on that, just gotta figure out a raise-lower system. With chickens on the porch, I don't have time right now to figure it out. I'll have to retro-fit wheels.and wheels on the back?
I have quick connect on the tractor, gosh I LOVE that, and I'll just use a chain. I watched a guy load up our 12'x24' portable building using pins and a chain. The pins didn't even have nuts to hold them. I'll drill holes for bolts, using fender washers, nuts and a chain to hook onto. I'll get a picture of the hooks tomorrow. Or I could use the front end loader to lift the front end.
It's 7' wide, I'll probably put braces on the corners.
@CrealCritter I am putting plywood decking on it. It is thin, but it's mainly to lay the radiant heat barrier on before covering with tin. It will work to help stabilize it. An X brace......you lost me. I'm no carpenter, but I don't let that stop me. My building just kinda evolves, I study on it, what to do next, how to do it, do it wrong, take apart, cut it wrong, try again, make mistakes, learn better for next time? Huhh? Who said anything about next time?
1/2 lap joint, you mean notching it out so the 2x4's are flush with each other? That might be above my pay grade.
X brace, yes, lap joint, no. I have a hard time even cutting an angle. I have no idea how to calculate an angle. Wanna know how I cut angles? I lay the board in the shape I want and mark the angle with a sharpie. Then I cut it and most of the time it fits ok. When it doesn't I just slap another board across it.....are those grommets? I know what it is, but not what it's called. I cut the pieces for the door by standing them up, securing with a screw and drawing on the backside where to cut. I built the door in place, me and my sharpie, marking like I know what i'm doing......shhhhhh.....don't tell nobody....... tomorrow I'll assemble the door and see if it fits.