Rebuilding My Wood Shop After Storm Damage
- 8 years ago
After severe winds destroyed one of my storage tents and ripped apart my off grid wood shop, it is time to rebuild now.
The wind the other day was horrendous and literally threw things out into the woods all over the place. A large 50 gallon RV water tank was tossed into the forest like it was a feather.
MY storage tent which was staked and tied down was torn apart and tossed out into the woods. This left my small engine storage and shop exposed to the elements.
My wood shop tent was moved and somewhat damaged. The wind was so strong it broke the ropes holding the tent down to the heavy weights that held it in place all this time. It lifted the tent into the air, pulling up 80 pound bags of cement and moving cement blocks with it. These were the weights that held this tent down for over a year now.
Inside my work shop everything was literally a mess. The entire wood shop was trashed. Shelves were tossed to and fro. The contents of the shelves were strewn all over the place. My wood stove shelves were knocked over. It was total chaos.
I had to first empty the wood stop before I could begin to rebuild.
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The wind the other day was horrendous and literally threw things out into the woods all over the place. A large 50 gallon RV water tank was tossed into the forest like it was a feather.
MY storage tent which was staked and tied down was torn apart and tossed out into the woods. This left my small engine storage and shop exposed to the elements.
My wood shop tent was moved and somewhat damaged. The wind was so strong it broke the ropes holding the tent down to the heavy weights that held it in place all this time. It lifted the tent into the air, pulling up 80 pound bags of cement and moving cement blocks with it. These were the weights that held this tent down for over a year now.
Inside my work shop everything was literally a mess. The entire wood shop was trashed. Shelves were tossed to and fro. The contents of the shelves were strewn all over the place. My wood stove shelves were knocked over. It was total chaos.
I had to first empty the wood stop before I could begin to rebuild.
Follow my daily videos as I strive to become self sufficient on the off grid homestead.
Join the forum and share your thoughts, ideas and ask your questions: http://www.thedoityourselfworld.com/forum