Building Campsite Firewood Storage from Whole Trees, Logs, and Scraps

Spring is almost here so I'm rebuilding the dilapidated firewood storage rack at the main camp site using Alder logs, fallen tree trunks, and leftover scraps of roofing material... and no level.
Notable tools and supplies:
DeWalt 12v Electric Chainsaw (definitely not recommended) try the really beefy 20" 4hp version instead: amzn.to/3LDYUba - I also have the now discontinued 16" version and love it.
Palram Suntop foamed polycarbonate corrugated roofing.
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[@kshare61]

Thanks. You gave me some ideas for my project

[@lumberingshenanigans]

Yay! I’m glad. Feel free to come back and share a post if you build something cool. Thanks for watching! :)

[@woodlandtales]

Enjoyed watching this video. Thank you 🌳

[@lumberingshenanigans]

Oh I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for letting me know. It means more than you know right now. 🙏

[@woodlandtales]

@@lumberingshenanigans it’s so hard to know who watches the videos we create . I always try to comment as I know it means a lot . Have a great weekend 🌳

[@1442GlennLane]

Not sure how you managed to live stateside. You must have connections. 😎

[@lumberingshenanigans]

I emigrated decades ago. Pre-9/11. And spent years jumping through flaming hoops of red tape. The weather’s roughly the same though. :)

[@1442GlennLane]

@@lumberingshenanigans Good for you. I tried 1994 when I retired from the military. I even offered military service to get in. I wanted to join the police, and had some positive replies from various forces. Couldn't get past the U.S Embassy In London.