Is anyone here familiar with scaffolding?

[newbury]

I figure I can also use the scaffold to hang/age/skin/butcher deer during hunting season, too.

My Bakers scaffolds came with wheels and my shops (~5,000 sq. ft.) all have nice concrete floors. The scaffolding also makes decent shelving/work surfaces.

 

[Nektesko]

I had a similar setup a while back and ended up going with Wimbledon scaffolding services since they were fine with short-term residential setups and handled uneven ground better than I expected. Their crew helped me figure out bracing options too, which made me feel more confident pulling boards off the second-story siding. Worth checking into if you're not sure about weight limits or local rules.

 

[not2old]

In my experience, when a woodpecker, or raccoon, or squirrel, makes a hole in a house, the only way to stop them is to put a metal plate over that hole. The metal covers for electrical junction boxes work the best. Once screwed over the hole, I caulk the edges and paint to match. It's still visible, but it blends in well enough not to be an eye sore.

I use a sling shot and a lump of dirt. When the lump of dirt explodes a foot away,after two or three times, they don't come back.

 

[Larry Caldwell]

I sided my folks 2.5 story house with 2x4 scaffolding and 2x12 planks, then used up the lumber on other projects.

 

[gstrom99]

I bought/have three sets, but never put up more than one high. Getting the second or third set erected, was too much for me. I use a rented man-lift for aerial work.