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Today was a busy day of hanging the remainder of the steel and wood siding. Trim, battens, crawlspace door, and then touch ups left to do.

 

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Not much has changed since yesterday, but most of the trim was painted and hung. Outside corner trim is started.

 

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I’m leaning towards a green door too. Same green as the funky green on my shop.

 

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21 hours ago, 89 MJ said:

Looks great! I'm sure its good knowing that you should have it wrapped up before the snow flies.


Thanks! I’m ready to be done with the project. Not much else planned for outside stuff this year. Gearing up for redoing my welding table in the shop though. Highlights include a new (very, very old) bench vice, figuring better grinder storage (I might have too many), and turning a single basin stainless sink into a down-draft table with a small Lincoln fume extractor.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Passed my inspection!:banana:
 

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98% done though. The front door isn't happening this year but I do need to make a door for the crawl space. Very pleased with it!

  • 3 months later...
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Ugh… :brickwall: Not exactly the perfect time of year for this type of project, but we’ve got a homeowners insurance requirement to either move the little shed 10’ away from the house or reside it in fire resistant materials. I chose the siding route.

 

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The bottom will get the same skirting as the house and the cement board will get painted in the spring. I’ve got until early March to get things “insurance done” and I’m hoping for another weekend with workable weather. :fistshake2:

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Your craftsmanship and attention to details continue to stand out.  The right color orange for your front door would blend with the wood siding and with the gray making the color scheme pop. 

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10 minutes ago, Manche757 said:

Your craftsmanship and attention to details continues to stand out.  The right color orange for your front door would blend with the wood siding and with the gray making the color scheme pop. 


Thanks! The plan was to do a green door in the spring, but the existing red has grown on me. I’ll probably get enough to do the front door on the house along with the top half of the shed. Hasn’t thought of orange though… :idea: 

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On 2/8/2025 at 4:39 PM, fiatslug87 said:

Well ahead of schedule :L:


Just got the confirmation from the insurance company that I’m good to go! :banana:

  • 3 months later...
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Circled back and did the makeup overtop the facelift from February.

 

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I kept the offcuts from the cement board siding and just cut strips for the trim. Next up for the house/yard is a small deck/platform/pergola type thing.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Let’s start a deck. Why not?

 

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Not real big… 10’x8’. I’ve got leftover steel siding from my gables so this’ll get a blue roof over it. 

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