I guess this is what happens when people know just what your hobby is.
In the townhouse complex where I live, we had some major reno work done by a contractor, which included new concrete driveways and steps. The steps were formed so that everyone would have a shed under their front porch. Like this....

Unfortunately, the contractor declared bankruptcy and ran before finishing the work. We got a group of neighbours together to finish the railings for safety( as seen in the top pic). When it came to finishing the sheds, the work fell onto me bcause I have the tools
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First I had to build a divider to seperate the sheds into two.

Next I framed the doorways with pt 2x6's, drilling into the concrete and using tap-cons.

Finally comes the finished door built from cedar.

Now, none of this was truely square and there were no standard measurements. Everyone has to be custom built.
Nothing special, but it keeps me out of trouble most nights. My time is given freely because I want to see the work finished. All I can say is I had better not hear any whining about power tool and the noise when I get back to my own projects.
In the townhouse complex where I live, we had some major reno work done by a contractor, which included new concrete driveways and steps. The steps were formed so that everyone would have a shed under their front porch. Like this....

Unfortunately, the contractor declared bankruptcy and ran before finishing the work. We got a group of neighbours together to finish the railings for safety( as seen in the top pic). When it came to finishing the sheds, the work fell onto me bcause I have the tools
.First I had to build a divider to seperate the sheds into two.

Next I framed the doorways with pt 2x6's, drilling into the concrete and using tap-cons.

Finally comes the finished door built from cedar.

Now, none of this was truely square and there were no standard measurements. Everyone has to be custom built.
Nothing special, but it keeps me out of trouble most nights. My time is given freely because I want to see the work finished. All I can say is I had better not hear any whining about power tool and the noise when I get back to my own projects.


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