Raising the roof

[Dr Stan]

Now if the @#*! rain would hold off. Hotter than He!! to boot, humidity is also playing havoc on my endurance, or lack thereof. Type II diabetes not helping matters. Have an appointment with my Veteran Service Officer coming up now that I can claim Agent Orange exposure.

[Pete O]

The shed looks great Stan.

[Dr Stan]

       
Finally, the outside is mostly finished. Still have some detail work to do that can be done from ground level.

Finished up around 9:30 last night working under LED flood lights.  First time I'd done that for awhile. 

I was working off a 24ft long walkboard that was set up on my scaffolding approx 6ft tall.  To get to the higher portion of the East & West ends I used my 6ft stepladder and leaned it against the outside wall.   Glad I didn't have any safety Nazis looking over my shoulder.

[pepi]

That is coming right along, nicely, thought about this project recently and how things were going. That answer ......... very well
Sky lights nice touch !
Good job

Pep

[Dr Stan]

The sky lights were an opportune find. While I was first building the shop I was at one of the big box stores and saw them on clearance for $100 ea. They were originally $300 ea. My guess is that they were ordered and turned out not to be what the customer wanted. Sure help with lighting and ventilation.

[Dr Stan]

                           

Good old Southern Engineering in raising a 4ft X 16ft mezzanine.  I also ran #12 X 5 3/8 inch screws through the rear 2X4 and into the wall studs at a 45 degree angle.  I sure hope I never decide to change it.

[Dr Stan]

Decking will be next followed by safety railing. I'll install a work bench and a desk under the mezzanine so I'll install lighting underneath.

[TomG]

That'll make for some useful storage space.  

Tom