Give me a bunch of siongle peices of wood and ask me to build something and the best you will probably get is a stack xp however. if you give me a frame i can work with i can usually come up with something pretty good.
I saw someone on here that was going to convert one of those wooden playsets into a chicken coop and thought "boy if only i knew someone with one of those" then today i remembered that I DO! so i went over there expecting to only pay about 50 dollars for it. Which i would have been fine with because they're good friends of ours.
They said that they would sell it to me but told me it was probably gonna be high. When i asked how much they wanted for it they said that because the frame and everything was made with treated lumber they'd have to at least get fifty for it even though "that's probably more than you were wanting to pay for it" I was like no sir. That's dead on.
So now i just have to dissassemble it transport it a block and reassemble it. it comes with a plywood door on one side that their daughter and her friends put on quite well (i think i might've helped but that was years ago) so i figure that'll make access to the inside easier for me. I'm so happy that I'm not going to have to spend a whole lot on wood or anything now though.
I saw someone on here that was going to convert one of those wooden playsets into a chicken coop and thought "boy if only i knew someone with one of those" then today i remembered that I DO! so i went over there expecting to only pay about 50 dollars for it. Which i would have been fine with because they're good friends of ours.
They said that they would sell it to me but told me it was probably gonna be high. When i asked how much they wanted for it they said that because the frame and everything was made with treated lumber they'd have to at least get fifty for it even though "that's probably more than you were wanting to pay for it" I was like no sir. That's dead on.
So now i just have to dissassemble it transport it a block and reassemble it. it comes with a plywood door on one side that their daughter and her friends put on quite well (i think i might've helped but that was years ago) so i figure that'll make access to the inside easier for me. I'm so happy that I'm not going to have to spend a whole lot on wood or anything now though.
