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	<title>Comments on: If you were trying to build a wooden garage for a childs toy cars and trucks approx. 18 by 18, where to start?</title>
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		<title>By: Paul G</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paul G</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Sep 2008 07:45:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>if you was making a garage for your car how would you determine the size and height   LOL     go look at a garage  and then get a idea and rescale    I would say with out thinking the door on the garage would  5 to 5 1/2 feet high   then give the toy truck room on each side so he can move around it in the garage  and tinker on his truck  
(make him feel big)  I know I would if I was him    oh yea and a little longer too so he has a work bench in there if he wants at the back of the garage    start by putting four 4x4x6 in the ground for the corners and two 4x4x8 in the end and front of the garage in a wooden dug bow frame in the ground where it will sit for good.   then pour the cement  about 6 inches will do   then use 2x4x8 to do the frame work from there and plywood for the roof and sides  and then  go cheap vinyl siding  and tag the roof then roof shingles    LOL   It might cost more then you think. but the response you get back from your kid   that is something that you can never forget!!!     I did that and it was incredible  and put lights in there for your kid.



even if my answer does not appeal to you  I do have an extra really neat idea you could put in to the garage   it would be an electric garage door opener   it does not have to be the top of the line or all that  I am thinking that might be under $99 or you might get a second hand unit  then convert door movement  then form tape the unit in your kids truck   remember have 2 controllers one in his truck  and you got the other.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>if you was making a garage for your car how would you determine the size and height   LOL     go look at a garage  and then get a idea and rescale    I would say with out thinking the door on the garage would  5 to 5 1/2 feet high   then give the toy truck room on each side so he can move around it in the garage  and tinker on his truck<br />
(make him feel big)  I know I would if I was him    oh yea and a little longer too so he has a work bench in there if he wants at the back of the garage    start by putting four 4&#215;4x6 in the ground for the corners and two 4&#215;4x8 in the end and front of the garage in a wooden dug bow frame in the ground where it will sit for good.   then pour the cement  about 6 inches will do   then use 2&#215;4x8 to do the frame work from there and plywood for the roof and sides  and then  go cheap vinyl siding  and tag the roof then roof shingles    LOL   It might cost more then you think. but the response you get back from your kid   that is something that you can never forget!!!     I did that and it was incredible  and put lights in there for your kid.</p>
<p>even if my answer does not appeal to you  I do have an extra really neat idea you could put in to the garage   it would be an electric garage door opener   it does not have to be the top of the line or all that  I am thinking that might be under $99 or you might get a second hand unit  then convert door movement  then form tape the unit in your kids truck   remember have 2 controllers one in his truck  and you got the other.</p>
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		<title>By: oddbs2</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Sep 2008 10:27:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>draw low pitched triangles 18 &quot; or if want eaves larger
these will be your roof trusses
you need three or minimum of two
you can make them solid or frame them depending
on strength desired
you can either make these as top part of end wall 
or face roof other way walls simple squares 
cut doors windows or other openings first
simply mitre corners at 45 degrees to get 90 degree
corners 
after joining for walls set trusses in place
at top of walls if you want an overhang or eaves
then you must extend your trusses beyond 18&quot; base
join with a ridge pole set below point at top of roof
so your roofing matteriel will lay flat
if still confused by process 
do a search for doll house plans also bird houses
good luck happy building</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>draw low pitched triangles 18 &#8221; or if want eaves larger<br />
these will be your roof trusses<br />
you need three or minimum of two<br />
you can make them solid or frame them depending<br />
on strength desired<br />
you can either make these as top part of end wall<br />
or face roof other way walls simple squares<br />
cut doors windows or other openings first<br />
simply mitre corners at 45 degrees to get 90 degree<br />
corners<br />
after joining for walls set trusses in place<br />
at top of walls if you want an overhang or eaves<br />
then you must extend your trusses beyond 18&#8243; base<br />
join with a ridge pole set below point at top of roof<br />
so your roofing matteriel will lay flat<br />
if still confused by process<br />
do a search for doll house plans also bird houses<br />
good luck happy building</p>
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		<title>By: Lion at heart</title>
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		<dc:creator>Lion at heart</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Sep 2008 05:11:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I&#039;m not sure where the plans are but you need to put up the posts and then sit and secure the roof on to them, then put the walls on.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m not sure where the plans are but you need to put up the posts and then sit and secure the roof on to them, then put the walls on.</p>
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