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The pack rat that I am has created a problem. Between storing my equipment and all the good stuff I find (that others don't want) I've run out of room in my building. I would like to build (buy) a small 200-300 sq ft. building. I like the style of the storage sheds found for sale around the...

:dunno: I guess I kind of use that terms interchangeably??? Thanks for pointing this our! How can I tell?

I plan on doing the framing to nail it all to. Then fill all spaces in between the original metal and the particle board with the foam and aluminum with some type of insulation as you mention. My main question is which side of the board should be facing out toward the workshop/heated area. The...

Maybe I expect to much but I thought a water separator would take all the water out. I have a Kobalt and it has never accumulated enough water in the bowl to drain. Sometimes a few bubbles will form along the glass but that's it. When using the air nozzle to blow off something the air has enough...

I have a Metal building with concrete floors that I use a a storage building. Built with the typical clear span truss construction. I also use it as a garage to work on just about anything that needs it. In the winter being a trapper I use it for a fur shed but here's the problem......no...

Hey SCscoutguy, while I agree with you in part its kind of like the old saying "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder". While you may be a deer, quail, pheasant or rabbit hunter and put these animal in a higher order than the fur-bearers and predators. I am a trapper and small game hunter. If I...

I wish I hadn't seen this thread. Work to do in the garage an it's 15 degrees + or - a little outside, and inside my garage. It's not going to get much warmer for a couple of day either. Every winter I promise myself I'm putting in heat next summer.

I actually do have access to poles and have some already gathered. I also have a 3 point hitch post hole digger with a 12" auger. I just didn't know if I can keep everything square and plum. I realize it's just an farm equipment shed but..........? Hmmmm I just might rethink those poles!:headscrat

You're saying use pressure treated 2x6 on the below ground portion of the constructed pole and then make the switch after I'm above ground level. I realize I need to stagger my joints for the structure integrity. What are they using to fasten the 2x6 together. Ringed shanked nails or some...

Hope title didn't throw everyone off? I live out in the country and want to build an equipment shed for my tractor and implements and other odds and ends. Hopefully this will open up space in my shop. I'm planning on a open sided type structure with 6x6 along the perimeter. Then truss's and...