Yesterday I did more work on the bee shed project. I was supposed to be working on Dejal stuff, but I decided to take advantage of the sunny weather instead. A benefit of being self-employed. (I still got what I needed to do done last night.)
The activity of the day was adding 2x6 boards onto which the corrugated panels will be attached.
Here are two 12’ boards clamped to the posts:
And screwed in place, along with an 8’ 2x4 board below the bottom one to fill a gap:
They are attached with deck screws; I like them as they’re self-drilling, corrosion-resistant, and have a square hole (apparently called a Robertson drive type) that doesn’t slip as much as the more common Phillips style:
The boards at ground level follow the slope of the ground (dug in a little; this is treated wood, designed for ground contact):
More wall framing:
I made the middle two (almost) level, since shelving will be attached to them:
That’s done:
Next up (today): shelving supports.