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I built this shack for the Model 55 after seeing Rod's shack. It took me forever though, not 5 hours.... - .
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It looks nice but I think I would have pitched the roof in the other direction or add a gutter
I debated the pitching of the roof and went for having the smoke going out the back rather than the front. We'll see if the rain is an issue. Gutter might be a good idea.
Bill,
It looks really nice! I like the roof shingles. We have those under the metal roof on our house. I hope it works well for you.
Peggy
It looks really nice! I like the roof shingles. We have those under the metal roof on our house. I hope it works well for you.
Peggy
Bill - There's a new king on the block! I can tell you have superior craftsman skills - excellent work!
I wouldn't sweat the rain issue too much, depending on the amount of rain you get. I also debated having a gutter, but decided to postpone until I had a better feel for whether it was necessary. It really could only be a problem when you're loading or unloading...
Nonetheless... it's a work of art!
Rod
I wouldn't sweat the rain issue too much, depending on the amount of rain you get. I also debated having a gutter, but decided to postpone until I had a better feel for whether it was necessary. It really could only be a problem when you're loading or unloading...
Nonetheless... it's a work of art!
Rod
Awwh- that's nice to hear. Thanks for the feedback and advice. Bill B.