Well the tent-life at the shop worked ok, but had it's own issues.
Not enough room for starters.
Very hot in the summer and often cold in the winter.
And you had to go outside of it to get dressed.
That ain't proper.
What to do?
Tiny house!
That's the ticket, break out the Sunday wood butchering skills and build a crib.
It will have to be mobile too, so source two axle stubs and hubs and a pair of wheels and tires.
Tiny house trailer living here we come.
4 foot x 8 foot?
Na, 8x8, we are going to need some room.
Needs to accommodate my five foot ten inch stature, so I better build it tall enough too,
6 foot two inches should work well, bust out the paper and calculator and begin the design work.
The low roof sides will work well with half sheets of T111 rough cut paneling.
Build a bill of materials and get started at the lumber yard.
Tiny house, kit form:
Build her sturdy, this thing has to last.
Diagonal bracing that will be used for the axle mount.
Very large lag bolts were used for assembly
The axle beam was fabricated out of some scrap rectangular tubing and the stub ends were plug welded in place.
Sturdy and secure and lag bolted on place.
The frame was assembled upside down, so it was rigged from a roof joist in the building to stand it up.
Blocks were placed in the sliding door gap to help steady it.
As it approached vertical, I pulled the bottom in the needed direction and let it roll out on it's wheels.
