kenneth mauldin

nice shop,i am looking to build something similar,how much did it run you to build this?

10 hours ago, ThomasPowers said:

well if you are not constrained by a city; a pole barn can be one of the least expensive ways to go; my dirt floor (actually sand and gravel) is a lot easier on my feet and back than the concrete side.  Definitely want maximum ventilation I would go with sliding barn doors on the sides to open it way up when possible; at least a 10' sidewall too.

Very interesting,I was thinking about gravel but my concern was ,how would it feel on my feet and back all day.I have really bad feet

10 hours ago, natenaaron said:

My wife would poo buffalo if I suggest this too.

 

 Mississippi huh?  You should move because humidity sucks all energy and motivation from a person.

I may have to move all of my equipment home soon, at least I hope I will, and I have been looking at shipping containers and those steel building kits.  These guys are having a clearance sale but you have to provide your e-mail to see the list.  I gave them mine on Monday, and so far have not seen a piece of junk mail from them.

ah man im so use to the humidity,it doesn't even phase me.all i ever knew,you should feel new orleans,(about a hour from me) the humidity there SUCKS!

hey everyone,thanks for the comments  lol I live in the great state of Mississippi ,hot,humid days here

lol,yall are funny,no way XXXXXXXX I can build the shop first.  Im not in a rush to build the shop,but over a course of 6 months,would like it to be complete

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