Learn How 2 Finish your Shed so it can Withstand any type of Weather and look Awesome for Decades! Doors, Trim, Soffit, Cedar posts, River Stone and Lawnmower Ramps all coming your way!
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How can we thank this man for all his free educational videos?
Why Polyurethane instead of Silicone?
wow it even has 1/2 mm increments lol
Great job Gary 👌🏻
Beautiful shed! I would be unbelievably proud to own or to have built it. I can't wait to see the finished product and for more videos!! They make me so happy
Really enjoying this series, lots of great tips as usual. Small question/comment on the cheater door. Would the frame of the door benefit from a couple of diagonal braces, low to high from the hinge side, to help combat the inevitable sag?
Awesome series.
Any plans on doing a cubby house DIY or children's playground equipment series?
Great video!!!
Thank you!!!
I just cover my mower with a plastic tarp lol
sweet been waiting for this video. Awesome man love it
The other week you were sweatin bullets now your wearing a sweater, man weather changes fast…
Closing on our first home by mid October.. majority of the stuff on this channel will never apply to me (like this shed) but man these videos are addicting to watch.
Thanks for the mm! :))
Just curious.. why would you spend the time to line up perfectly with the side door overlap to make it “hidden”…. and then put large, viable hinges and a gate latch?
Great Job you did. Your next door neighbor did you a favor by building that big fence, you have a pool and this makes it nice for you. Very High. Did you build the deck around your pool. Do you have a video on that. I would like to build a deck around my pool. Glad you fixed the door lock, also I would put a barrel lock on both doors inside….Thanks
Haha thanks for the metric system measures Jeff. You’re the best!
Are you going to put some sort of tool storage on the inner side of the hidden door?
Nice looking Man Car Jeff. Just Missing the Hammock
Awesome. Looking forward for the paint
So, city code allowed you to build this close to the property line? I'd hate to have to work on that fence in such close confines.
Great series, any plans availiable?
New to the channel. were have you been all my life LOL love it
love the side mower door…i want that…
I think slide locks would be better, less chance of locking yourself inside by accident. This is from experience. I have those same locks you used on a gate and they close on me all the time locking when I am not ready for them to. As least I can reach over the gate to unlock it tho.
With those latches must be really fun time to get locked in
Fantastic Job !!
my neighbor wants to build a shed. i showed him this video. he said you are sniffing meth. i immediately came to your defense and said: no he's not! he might be a little drunk, but no meth!
You are the Canadian bob villa…
Belo trabalho , sou brasileiro admiro muito seus trabalhos.