Posted by 641Dave on January 29, 2013 at 07:07:17 from (64.221.9.123):
While waiting on tractor parts, todays exercise in frugality is trying to figure out how to trim up a tin roof for our garden shed that we're about to build. I have several sheets of the good heavy corrugated tin that I'm going to use for the roof but I'm having trouble finding reference of how to trim the edges to look clean and neat. I suppose I'd use the same stuff as used with the modern metal buildings but just wished I could see some reference pics first.
In the process though, I'm stumbling upon some weird stuff. You guys might want to hang onto any scrape tin you got just incase someone wants to decorate their bedroom. ;)
...then on to the art.
I wonder how long this would last?
I guess I should have titled this, "Things to do with tin".
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