In this video I show you how to build a 3.5 cord wood shed. It is made from pressure treated wood and recycled cedar fencing.
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Just came across your channel……..liked, subscribed, and very much appreciative of your presentation method. Laid back, informative, and great results. Warmed my heart to see how your kids interacted with your work zone…and how comfortable you are having them around. You also have a great looking "yard". Love it! God bless you and your family.
God Bless you and yours. Great job young man!!
Spiders would love this new house.^^
What adorable assistants you have there 😻😻😻
When you talk about doing a particular project and a couple hours later there's recommendations on you tube ….good video like the shed .
that's a nice place you live at.
you're a good dad buddy…nice vid
Thanks for sharing. Nice build.
Thank you for sharing your build. I learned a lot. Love that you include your little helpers ❤️
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing!
конструкция обычная)))не хочу никого обидеть!!!!но дети,это просто прелесть!!!!я жалею то время,когда я работал 24 часа в день,и вдруг мой ребенок уже вырос!!!!
Good job. Looking forward to more projects.
Nicely done, and exactly what I was looking for. I disassembled our old deck and have a TON of usable treated lumber, with which I plan to build a similar shed. I like the idea of using the concrete piers instead of digging post holes. Many thanks for the post, bud!
Nice shed, great presentation, keep up the good work, Frank! Family homesteading and homeschooling is the Lord's answer to the degradation of the culture. I feel this strongly in my heart. Got yourself a sub, brother. God bless you and your family.
Great video
Wow! Great video! Just discovered your channel and subbed immediately. Your kids are luck, as are you. What state do you live in? Take care and God bless ya.
John in Colorado
Great video! Thank you!!
I instantly subscribed as soon as you talked about this is the day the Lord has made. Thank you for being a Godly father to your child. We are the salt of to this world, we must not be bashful of our love for Christ. My YouTube channel I put a Bible scripture on every single time and most the time I talk about the love of God. We are the light to this dark world. Thank you, I look forward to watching your other videos.
Happy trails
Luke
Hi. Nice design. I'm going to do something similar but I have a question, if you don't mind. It appears most of your floor, even the center supports, are held up by screws. There's no support from underneath the rim joists on 3 sides. Screws are not known for their shear strength. What kind of screws are you using?
I am not in construction, and I'm sure you know a lot more about this than I do but I'd hate to see that floor collapse. Especially with kids around. If on second look you think it's an issue, you could put some 2x vertically under the rim joists down to the blocks like you did up above.
nice. hope menaredes has roof hangers and cement blocks were neat fit post nice. got cement farm blocks problem use mine stick red brick in bottom if find anything els.
Subscribed bud ! And liked awesome content
Nice job! And ya got some fine helpers too! Thx for the vid.
Outstanding video! Many thanks for posting this. Much appreciated. God bless.
крутой мужик , молодец !
Nice looking design and use of materials. Good to see kids outside playing and learning. I loved "helping" my dad when he built a garage when I was about five.
where you out of? sort of looks like Oakhurst, ca or bend, or