I have also got started on doing the sub roof. once this is on I can start putting the cedar shingles.
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by the time I get done with build I think I might have to take up drinking.
Sure tou can have enough clamps. It’s when you run out of places to put them!
Doug Arnold said:That one Doug is not a problem.
Sure tou can have enough clamps. It's when you run out of places to put them!
But if you brought all those clamps with you you’d have to haul a trailer!
Doug you havent seen my truck. I think I could fit a few more clamps in it with the buildings. 
Geoff George said:If it's inevitable, you may as well start before tackling the Cedar shingles :D Ralph
by the time I get done with build I think I might have to take up drinking.
Ralph Berg said:
Geoff George said:
by the time I get done with build I think I might have to take up drinking.If it’s inevitable, you may as well start before tackling the Cedar shingles
Ralph I was just going to hirer the copmainy that did Hollywoods Station. 
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LOL…It’s funny but it’s not…I know how much time Hollywood had in cutting all them strips and to see that happen in less than a year is a shame. HAD I ONLY KNOWN???
David Russell said:Condolences and sympathy were step one of recovery. We're now well into step two................bustin his balls :D Ralph
LOL.....It's funny but it's not...I know how much time Hollywood had in cutting all them strips and to see that happen in less than a year
Ralph Berg said:Go ahead .... I can take it.......break my day :)David Russell said:Condolences and sympathy were step one of recovery. We're now well into step two................bustin his balls :D Ralph
LOL.....It's funny but it's not...I know how much time Hollywood had in cutting all them strips and to see that happen in less than a year
Hollywood I did not mean any harm. I followed that build and you did a great job on it. I can only hope my build truns out half as nice as that one did. Mother nature was just mean to it.
Now, I did get my care package today from Garden Textures. Yes I broke down and ordered some parts from then to finish this build. Bob there is one very nice guy.
So, after late day yesterday and having things to do tonight and something tomorrow night I hope to get back to work on it friday and this weekend. At this point I am hoping to have it done before I have to leave to go back to St. Louis.
No problem Geoff. Ralph pegged it,with time to bust me on it
Is it done yet?
David Russell said:
Is it done yet?
Rooster I finished it last night and was going to post pictures today. But sometime last night a fire broke out and the ice house bruned to the ground. 
I got up early and started all over and this is were I am as of 6:45am. I had to leave for work at that time and will get back to work as soon as I get home today.
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4/1/11
Um Hum
David Russell said:
Um Hum
you asked I just gave a answer. besides when its this hot out the glue drys fast.
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and yes that is a real reading from my truck on the way home today.
Alright 10 pages and I still not done.
I have arived.
Yeah stuck in traffic?? I saw that on the news this morning with the record temps out there.
not stuck in trafic. That was when i got home and had just parked the truck.
right now I’m having a cold one (mountain Dew) and making a list of things I still need to do to the ice house.
Just couldn’t handle our warmer weather? Went home to St. Louis to cool off?
