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Category Archives: Shed
Cider Press Complete
Adonica Standing with the Press For the past two days, I’ve had one item which has topped my agenda: Finishing and testing out the cider press I’ve been working on. A good friend, Adonica in the picture above, heard about … Continue reading
Posted in Apples, Building and Construction, Cider Press, People, Shed, Tools
Tagged apple press, cider press
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Cider Press Progress
Notched Landscape Timbers After working hard all summer on my shed and it’s second story wood shop, I’ve finally gotten started on my first serious project: A cider press. The design isn’t really that complicated, but it requires a great deal of … Continue reading
Ladder and Lights
I only have a few major components to finish before I can call my shed complete, but before I totally enclosed the second story, I figured it would be a good idea to add a ladder and some light. I … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Shed
Tagged apgaismojums, Escalera, Kāpnes, Ladder, Lights, luces, Lumières, Лестница, свет, وسلم ، والأنوار, প্রভা, মই
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Unconventional Door
I finally got enough other work done to begin constructing the first door for my shed. I built the basic frame, and with Davies help attached it to the hinges. At this point, I decided to take a break. I … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, New Ideas, Shed
Tagged dveře, puerta, Shed, Shed Door, Unconventional Door, дверь, 門
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Shed Progress: Fascia and Drip Edge
I’ve been playing around on the tractor quite a bit lately, but I knew it would soon be time to get back to work. The shed still needs sheeting to cover the back portion, but that will have to wait. … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Lessons, Shed
Tagged Construction, Drip Edge, Fasica, Scaffold, Shed
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Stubborn Progress
I made a great deal of progress on my shed over the weekend. I’ve finally completed a fix on the edge of the roof where the overhang was too short, and I got the front portion of the sheeting cut … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Shed
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Photos by Jessica
My father often pushed me to learn as much about everything as possible, and he also stressed the importance of having a particular skill set that was specialized. In my teenage years, dad taught me many different skills from basic … Continue reading
Posted in People, Shed
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