Posted by the flying belgian on March 18, 2014 at 10:55:30 from (216.114.227.30):
I need to do something different with my used lumber. I have a picture in my head but want to see if anyone else has an idea. Right now it is just laid out on the floor in the old hog house. Pile of 2X lumber from 4 to 10 ft. long in a pile over here, pile of 1X lumber in a pile aside of that. Some plywood pieces leaned up against the wall over there. Some full and most just scraps. Some misc. 4X4 lumber laying over there. Some trim boards and quarter round stuff mixed in with the 4X4s. Cat manure all over the top of the piles. Can't find anything when I want it. Don't even know if it is in that pile and hate digging through everything to see if I got a piece. Ideas welcome, pictures great. Thanks
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