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2012 LOW 6.5x12 +v build


low277

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Here is the start of my build. Miltona Blacksmith frame. 6.5 x 12 + V.

Frame as I picked it up.

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Frame after I started painting.

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Flooring on frame.

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Working on the walls.

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I underestimated the amount of time for shipping of various supplies, didn't factor in the holidays and such, so I am behind schedule.

I am hoping to get it on the lake this January, not finished but fishable.

Many thanks to all who have helped with questions that I have had.

I will keep updating as I progress.

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I noticed the extended back on a picture from another post and thought it was a great idea! I think it will help with my hole spacing, and when you start with about 100 sq ft any little extra is helpful.

There is lots of good information on this forum for builders.

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Also, I am sure you thought of this, but it looks like it might not fit out the garage door...
Wouldnt that just be the funniest thing ever. Build this kick butt house and cannot get it out of the garage! LOL I could see myself doing that.

I realize the photo could be deceiving, but as it looks you could only get it out now by dragging it out without raising the wheels.

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Good idea on extending the back end out like you did! Did that with the house i built a few years ago. Little more floor space wink

I could see a guy doing something like that on the front too,,, tip the

bottom forward and the top back rather than a V front,,, and still have

room for a bunk,,, lots of ideas to be had here.

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I will try a update, been having some issues with photos working....full-39250-16336-photo117.jpg

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Its coming together, taking a little more time than I thought and have had a few interuptions, but its still fun, if I ever get it finished I might have to sell it and start another one. smile.gif

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Roofing will be rubber over osb. Rafters will be made from 2x4 trimmed to give a slight crown in the middle. For the exterior wall covering I am considering trying epoxy resin and fiberglass cloth, I have always been wanting to try the stuff so this might be the time.

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