Building a Shed #7: Final build day

Looking good! I’d recommend roofing it – tar paper, shingles, the whole bit. That stuff is real cheap enough that you could just rip it off when you move and re-roof at your new location…..

-- If it ain't broke, take it apart and find out why

Congratulations on finishing! Nice job.

Although, as with any shop project are we ever really “finished” ;)
I can picture you putting up some wood cladding, maybe running an electrical outlet, installing some shingles.

Btw, how will you tackle the seam in the middle of the roof?

If you look really close I made the taller roof lip over the shorter roof, to stop any rain from dripping inside a crack.

I already have a ton of ideas for adding more to the shed, like you said it’s never really finished. But keep posted for all the small changes I do to it along the way.

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It looks like it will serve your needs very well. Congratulations. Now, if I could just get myself going on my on shed we’ll both be in good shape.

-- If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau

Would you keep this down!! My wife is going to question why I’m still building a year later and you did yours in 5 days! That is an AWESOME idea. Love that it can move with you. I was bummin yesterday when you didn’t update. lol

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lol, Thanks Steviep. I’ll try and keep it on the down low.

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Thanks for posting this blog. I’m considering building a shed of my own so this was helpful to see. How is it holding up after nearly a year?

-- "If you can't do something smart, do something right." -- Sheppard Book