Larry, I have a building, friends nickname the Mini menards warehouse. That's where I keep all my used lumber. Friends need wood, they come to me first. They also bring me their scrap lumber to store. I get a chuckle when a friend asks if I have any scrap plywood. I ask them what size do they need? 4x8 foot. I tell them that's not scrap, that's a full sheet.
I agree, nothing like going to the warehouse and getting something free to fix things with.
I know a man with a small sawmill. When I have a large tree removed from a yard, he will pick up the log and then bring me some of the lumber. I have about 100 feet of red oak and 150 ft of tulip poplar. I dried the poplar in rafters of pole barn. Some of the poplar boards were 19 inches wide. Daughter made a table out of.
I also have scrap RUSTY metal stored in another building for welding projects. Same thing, people need metal they come to me. They also bring me their scrap which I sort out for welding projects and some I recycle.
I feel like a pack rat, I pack things someplace. I have a basement, pole barn, two 2 car garages, two 1 car garages, four storage sheds. Every spring and fall I get the urge the organize the rats nest. I either fill the dumpster or make a trip to the recyclers. Last trip to recycler made $120. So I hang onto things and I get rid of things too.
I have room to store my 4 tractors, many lawn mowers, kaw mule, generators and all my toys.
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