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did u buy it yet?!!

got 2 browning a-bolt II's arriving today (22-250 and .308) - it should look better after that :) Plus some handguns I keep in a secure but easily accessible places too so they're not in there. Thank you to everyone for the compliments, it took longer than I thought and was harder than...

huh! Had no idea, thanks !

good to know, thanks!!

No dehumidifier...ill have to use silicia gel. Elec.dehumidifier imo provides access for.fire and smoke

Oh yeah its 2 hr fire rated.

Im workin on that ;) didnt want to get a bunch without a place to put them....got my eye on 2 rifles.....prolly end of this month..... sshhhhh.....dont tell wifey. :)

I know alot of guys that are in to saws are also in to things that go boom...that said i posted this this am in the pic forum...its not the boomsticks themselves but a custom safe interior i made. http://www.arboristsite.com/picture-forum/189833.htm

Cost for materials was only about 150....trick is to use coupons at fabric store. Saved 40-50% regularly that way. Now the safe cost is another story all together. It's an American Se urity AMVAULT and is TL-15 rated plus 2 hr fire rating.....that aint cheap but worth it for the peace of mw...

The basic construction process was to take luan and cut to size. Tale padding and spray adhesive it to luan. Then roll out vinyl and rough cut. Stretch and use staple gun to attach to backside of luan. Then mark on vinyl where buttons go with ink pen ( mineral spirits will take ink off...

1st pic u can see the lights pretty well. I found wireless batt powered led light strips that turn on with a rocker style light switch. I fabbed up a mechanism on inside of safe door so that when the handle is turned to open door it activates switch and turns on lights :) 2nd pic is 50 cal...

Well i bought a used commercial safe...nothing but adjustable shelves inside.....with the intentions of making it a gun safe. I wanted something different, my own ide a. I spent hours at the fabric store ...shoulda seen looms on their faces when i walked in with double front jeans and logger...

Well i havent tackled the logs that prompted this thread cause the soil has been too soft and im accessing the logs through another guys trail and dont wanna tear the hello out of it. I think i have a plan. Use 2 tractors! ;) seriously! Once the ground freezes im gonna give it a shot.

I ended up getting a set of chains from a member on this forum. I've got them laid out on the basement floor all untangled and ready to go on. THANKS!!!!!!!!!!

So to sum up here's what I've concluded my realistic options are: 1. Save up 4k, sell existing trailer, get a flatbed dump trailer 2. Use pine timbers to raise floor of trailer and roll off 3. Use a roller system, bundle load together pull bundle off trailer towards rear I'd love a...

I thought about making an angled thing I could drive trailer onto to help tilt it...all the ground where house/ logs/ shed is/ are is flat

Now thats innovative. I would need to think about it a bit more...brain is done for the day ;)

Ill try and respond in 1 post here... rollers...i.see what ur saying rollers on trailer vs my itility pole thing...one step further...if you could make the roller the whole width of trailer and raise and lower them with.a.long lever....that way logs are on deck and chained to it...then when...