awesome. you'll have some shade on the deck in the afternoon. attached garages are where it's at. easier to put in running water for a sink to wash your hands in. @thrashingcows makes a good point. build for capacity. also his front and rear doors are great for driving through if bringing something in with a wrecker. again, best of health and happiness for many years to come!
The septic is on the south side of the house. The future garage will be on the north side.
Yes, there is power in the shed. There is a man cave in the basement. Pic's of the inside of the house coming soon
I turned 50 last fall, so retirement is a way off. I do plan on staying here forever though.
I have a little one, but you never know. A friend has a bigger one with a loader. He also has a backhoe for those big jobs.
Put these thoughts on your‘project list’:
Sorry that was not me. I haven't lived in Detroit in 46 years, I have been in the Thumb since. Except when I was in the Air Force.
We have low case numbers up here, stay safe down there.
Nice job, did you cope the inside corners or mitre?
I always mitre because my coping comes out even worse.
Just like anything Stan, it takes practice but if you run one side right into the corner and cut the other as if to mitre it you instantly have the perfect line to follow with the coping saw. I can make a coped corner look better quicker than I can a mitred one.
Isn't that the whole point of doing a coped corner?
I coped the corners. I was going to try and take the easy way out and miter the corners, but they are not perfect 90's. So for me, the cope was the easy way. Although it did take me longer to do 4 corners than hang the long runs.
How much lawn do you have to mow?
