Fish House Design
In my previous post I was not exactly truthful when I said that the design specifications were "contained entirely in my own head" - My notebook operates as an extension of my head. While these aren't really designs (You wont find any measurements or list of supplies here) here is a peek at my concept drawings. The fish house turned out pretty close to this except that I haven't had a chance to do the windows yet and I need to add a second vent.
I can't wait to get back out in it.
(60) Deck and Substructure (61) Front view (Radius approximate)
(62) Rear (Again radius is approximate) (63) Window assembly concepts
I can't wait to get back out in it.
(60) Deck and Substructure (61) Front view (Radius approximate)
(62) Rear (Again radius is approximate) (63) Window assembly concepts
Labels: DIY_Sporting_Goods, Fishing, Ice_Fishing, Moleskine
2 Comments:
Hey Terry - Cool drawings - I still have the sketch of the design of my first fish house in an old notebook somewhere. The floor was constructed of 2/6's and 3/4 inch plywood - such a bad idea. The completed project weighed close to 300 pounds.
I'm still not seeing any photos. ;-)
Just hang on already ya big friggin baby! ;-)
I used 2x4's and 1/2" OSB and that's bad enough. The original house I based this off of used 1x's and now I know why.
I don't know how much my house weighs but if the wind ever takes it and it starts sailing across the lake, it would be a good idea to get out of the way.
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