| End Wall's - Taking Shape... |
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| Sam say's, "...It's too hot - you're not getting me back out there. It's cool, cool, cool where I am." Soon after this, Sam came back out and continuted to help out. |
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| You're doing a great job Brandon - "Hey, don't staple your hand." Isn't this fun, Y'all? Man, working with the camera is making me sweat... Wow, is it ever hot. |
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| Buttoning up the 2nd Side Wall. Again using screws to fasten the Luanne paneling to the studs. Look at him go... |
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| The proud carpenter. We used exterior wall-board for a better weather resistance than just plain old plywood. It was built with "portability" in mind. Okay Brandon, what's next? |
| Brandon is so tired and hot. He says, "why do we have to do these this way?" Notice the edges - the outside board over-runs the studs so that the edges form an "S" or "Z" so that when the corners are butted to one another, they form a water-proof barrier against blowing rain, wind, bugs and the outside temperature extremes. |
| Wow, would you look at that. It's starting to take shape. A little here and a little there and before long it'll be a cool place indeed. Pun intended... |
| You can see how much drop (pitch) the roof will have so water runs off. The front wall is an even 4-foot with the back wall 6-inches shorter. Insulate the one and add studs to the 2nd one. |
| Insulating done. Very nice. Even on an angle, Brandon got the insulation even and space eliminated. After doing the floor and now the walls, Brandon can see why the studs are on 16-inch centers. Huh Brandon? 'Cause they are the same width as the insulation... |
| Hmmm, lets see. If I squish this doodle bug ----- Oh, Hi Uncle Mike... I've just about got all these screws in. Man am I having fun, fun, fun :) |