Oh I know. It was just re-done and still needs paint. It's coming, but wasn't in a rush since it's plywood.Evan,
I love that shed!
I noticed something else, but can't see well enough. The overhang on the house is unpainted underneath. If the roof sheeting is plywood, that is probably OK. But if it is OSB, like your shed siding, it either needs to be painted or enclosed by a soffet. My neighbor had exposed unpainted OSB roof sheeting, and it began rotting and was part of the cause for an expensive roof repair job. Unpainted OSB is not rated to weather, even when it is on the underside. Just a heads up.
That's the way to do it! I can identify with that. Much as I might like to have all my gear neatly and tidily organized, I finally realized that "free form" is more my style.one pile, two pile, pile 3 or 4...
I priced out insulation and it's way over my current budget I have left.I'm surprised you haven't insulated it and added a work bench and solar for light and heat.
I get it.I priced out insulation and it's way over my current budget I have left.
That looks real nice!Making progress. That's half the collection. The rest will go on the other half of the loft, above where I'm standing in the photo. That's all my gear/trolling rods on that half. The fly rods will go on the other. But the fly rods are going to be a DIY holder solution, so taking a bit longer.
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It's the only way to store the bulk of them. Plus added security in that they're very tough to get to if the thief doesn't bring a ladderThat looks real nice!
It wouldn't work for me though. It's too much trouble to get a rod. In over 50 years of doing construction I've only been injured twice. Both times involved ladders. I keep my rods on the ground with me!
I'm surprised at all the rods outside of the tubes... but I guess that's because I have small kids.
That makes sense. I think its me having small kids that makes me so cautious about it. Maybe in 10 years or so I'll feel differentlyTubes just take up space for me. I've never broken a rod because it wasn't in a tube... so mine usually end up in a trash pile at some point.
My wife recently saw my bag of reels and there was definitely a “WHY DO YOU HAVE SO MANU REELS?” QuestionI have a closet dedicated to "gear" that includes rods and reels which helps... but in all honesty, I don't think the SOs pay THAT much attention. As long as you have more than 3 or 4 and the collection only grows by a couple each year(if that) typically they won't notice or say anything
Quite honestly it annoys the hell out of me when rods are stored put away in tubes.
Mine are 1.5(son) and 6(daughter). I trust my daughter enough that she probably wouldn't mess with them... but this is also the kid whose first words at 13 months were "what's that", didn't need the house childproofed, and potty trained herself at 2.5.I have a 4 year and I’m in the process of building out my basement. If mine weren’t in tubes I’d have a pile of very expensive tomato stakes.
I find this weirdly relatable.Quite honestly it annoys the hell out of me when rods are stored put away in tubes.
I take it that this shed is strictly more workshop or storage and not for yard tools or lawn mowers..?First photo was Nov 12 - then this one here Nov 20. It definitely went in spurts.
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