10,000 users so far today!
Dec 012010
Nov 272010
The search site had over 5,000 visitors yesterday and made over $18! Been getting a large amount of traffic from Greece over the past few days.
Nov 222010
The search site has been seen in 126 countries:
It’s only been in production for about 3 weeks now and it’s been seen all over the world. Pretty crazy. 2500 pageviews and counting today.
Nov 202010
“Building a shed to use as a home office. 120 sq ft, concrete foundation, match the house exterior, finished with drywall and paint, built in A/C and heat or wood furnace, wired for electricity”
From Shed Office Project, posted by Gabe Harriman on 8/30/2010 (47 items)
- The previous shed – notice the adjacent tree that is no longer there.
- The stump I have to grind
- No more stump
- Ground (double-entendre)
- A drawing of the shed.
- The form for the concrete to get a feel for the actual dimensions
- View from inside the office shed
- More work to do on the form
- Laying out gravel
- 1000 pounds of gravel.
- Need 1500 more
- A google sketchup I did with my modifications. that’s me in the window.
- 2500 pounds of gravel + 110 feet of rebar later…
- Probable furniture layout
- 4 cubic yards of concrete
- That was quick
- 2 Walls framed
- Framing done
- Sheeting time
- Walls are up
- From where my desk will be.
- From upstairs
- went a little crazy with the windows…
- It’s nice to have a carpenter for a neighbor… And a nail gun.
- Gables
- Rafters
- Rain
- Roof
- Too late jay. Almost done for the day
- Kc cutting the last piece
- Papered
- Almost done roofing
- Roof
- The door
- electric and door are in.
- Windows
- Inside
- Siding
- Stained!
- Sheet rock and insulation
- Done
- Floors
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Nov 202010
Stats for the search site are trending nicely after a couple weeks of running. I got over 1200 unique visitors today with a steady $5-$7 CPM each day.
I’ve reached every state in the US:
Including 1 person from South Dakota:
Sep 182010
I made a lot of progress this week on the shed foundation form. First I had to put down another 1500 pounds of gravel to get the mid section of the form closer to 4 inches thick. That was a lot of gravel! 50 bags weighing 50 pounds each. I also laid out the rebar support which was much easier than I expected. It didn’t have to be perfect so it went quickly. I made a small investment in a chop saw which has already helped immensely.
The next step is to have the cement delivered and the form will pretty much be done.
I also did a sketchup of what the interior may look like with furniture – a desk with monitors, laptop and a comfy chair; a small couch and a bookshelf.
Getting very excited about this part being complete. It’s been a lot of work.
See this post for the latest pictures:
http://mynameisgabe.com/2010/08/30/office-shed-project/
Sep 132010
I dug some more of the footing out this weekend, then picked up a thousand pounds of gravel from Home Depot… Spread it out and turns out it’s not enough. I need to get the mid section of the foundation down to 4 inches thick and it’s at 6 inches right now. I think I’ll need another fifteen hundred pounds. Backbreaking! Check out the pictures here:
http://mynameisgabe.com/2010/08/30/office-shed-project/
Once the slab is at the right thickness, I will lay out the rebar and schedule the concrete to be delivered. It’s getting close!
