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Old 04-09-2010, 10:33 PM
Blue_Heron Blue_Heron is offline
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This picture will give you an idea of how much I've accomplished on my projects over the past two years.







In 2005, I started on my barn/work shop. I got a lot done in a couple months, basically finished the pole barn itself, but didn't have any specific projects in mind and it sat while I went fishing.







In 2008, I found a Hewes Bonefisher project boat, and that got me motivated enough to finally pour the slab. I even started framing the walls...







But I was in the middle of a 30 month project at work that consumed all my energy, and other than daydreaming, I didn't get squat done for another year. Well the project finished up the end of last year. It was kinda pointless trying to tinker with the 25 Seafari in a barn with no walls, lighting, or power (other than a noisy generator), and strick's "I Need A Shrink" post finally motivated me to get going. In February, I started by completing the wall framing and installing an exhaust fan I had scavenged:







Finished up the doors and wall sheathing by the end of February:







In early March, added some lighting (also scavenged and still running on the generator)



Been using some vacation days and getting a lot done. Over the past three weeks, I've done my wiring, put in a 200 Amp panel and service, installed a package A/C unit I scavenged off the office trailer before it got disposed of, and bought my roll up door.






Finally got some momentum. Should have my power hooked up this coming week. Next weekend, I'll start on the insulation and interior wall sheathing. It's nice to finally have something to show for my time.
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