I put up a pole building to shelter my band saw mill.Bought 4 4x6 treated posts for 16 bucks each.Drilled the holes, hit a boulder at 30 inches in the first hole so drilled the rest the same.Had a few 2x6 on hand to start and bought a few more.Too hot to work in the woods in august to get logs out.Brought some poplar logs out in October and sawed out rafters and roof boards.Sawed some cedar for board and batten siding.Building cost 200 bucks when finished.Take a look at picnic table shelters at state road side rest areas for ideas on building.Friend had a small steel building that got flattened by high winds and I see these tarp shelters blown away.My building is open to the north,little snow gets inside.
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