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Similar to the md-100 (but much more expensive). ReadyMade Magazine did a piece on it. Plans: http://redcoverstudios.com/MD100/MD100-plans.pdf http://redcovers
by vhodges 7y ago
Similar to the md-100 (but much more expensive). ReadyMade Magazine did a piece on it.
Plans: http://redcoverstudios.com/MD100/MD100-plans.pdf http://redcoverstudios.com/MD100/MD100-plans.pdf
- mcs_ 7y agowow!, Internet is still there...
- igneo676 7y agoHuh. Looks like that same company created a few other buildings but the plans have since vanished from the internet. Good find on that one!
- 0xffff2 7y agoIs there some context to who designed this and why? That framing doesn't look like anything a carpenter would produce and I'm 99% sure it wouldn't be code compliant in Oregon at least.
- vhodges 7y agoEdgar Blazona https://www.truemodern.com/about-us https://www.truemodern.com/about-us It was meant (I guess) as a DIY project and really it's a shed so the process is similar and the 100 square foot print is usually the largest structure you can build (in a lot of jurisdictions) without a permit/inspections/code.
- 0xffff2 7y agoI mean, just because you're technically exempt doesn't mean that building codes don't matter. It's still generally a pretty good starting point for how to build a safe structure that you shouldn't deviate from just for the heck of it.