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Nice video Mark. Was this last winter? Loved hearing the mountain chickadees in the background. We call them the “cheese burger” birds, due to their songs. 😂

Awesome build brother

Hi What did you use to attach your beams to the posts? Did you consider cast in place brackets on the concrete footings instead of the posts? Thanks 😊

Hi there I'm in the planning stages of building my own place too. What brackets did you use on top of your 6x6 to attach your beams to them? Thanks!

0:33 Everything costs at least 50% more than you expect. So you weren't far off.

Maybe tie a pc of looped paracord through the bolt hole on the post and drop the paracord through the casing from bottom. You can then pull paracord from top of casing and it should guide that post right up through top hole. Great vid though. Subbed you to look at cabim vids as well. Good stuff man. Be well.

America's best is only worth getting the eye exam if you need one and don't have insurance. As $60 is a fair price. Just don't tell them your not buying glasses or they might not do it, or not do it right

I'm curious....how did you go about finding a structural engineer?

I like your 2x6 framing.

I think the tax people use Google Earth to spy on rural land and look for any taxable improvements that might pop up.

Call an exorcist quick

Hi Mark, thanks for the helpful video! Do you remember what color you chose?

Is there plans for this shed ?

That's over a grand in wood costs.... :(

The sheet is the problem. You can’t wash sheets with jeans or towels, the machine will go off balance every time. Even your owner manual will tell you how to load your clothes.

Great video! I’ve watched a lot of other UA-cam videos about how to build horseshoe pits. But I like yours the best. Simple, easy, durable. Exactly what I’m looking for. Looks like you got a beautiful spot to put it in too. Thanks!

That washer is funny

Stop the ge washer fix the load

Replace the Ge washer

Imagine having this guys voice 😳

Personally, i would move entrance door to where kitchen is and move kitchen to wall where bathroom is. Simply to use less plumbing.

Did the same exact thing. Horrible experience

at what point are you adding the kilz oil based primer?

Nice tips😊

I have this exact washer.Its a pos! Cant even find a damn belt for it.Does same exact thing!

You should have used cones for the concrete with brackets, that way the wood wouldn't be touching the ground. That way you would have a 100 year building as opposed to a 20 year building.

Was quoted $631 for two pair of the best transition lens at Americas best. Went to Zenni and bought the best lens they had with EYEQlenz not Translons for $140.

Is there a full model or visual overview of the shed ?

Thanks so much for this video. I was going to buy this model for a clearance price of $346 at Lowes. Now I know why it is marked down so much. You really saved me on this aggravation.

5:18 we all know you did that

My favorite place to go for glasses has been sams club.

Appreciate your video so very much!!!

Great job Mark! I’ve watched you through the entire process and a big thumbs up for your diligence throughout. I was holding my breath with you for each inspection, lol. I’m going to start my own project about 300 miles North of you. I was with Jeld Wen 30 years ago and just love Bend and Redmond. Well I guess I’ll was you raised bed video now. Cheers Mark

I bought one of these brand new. It sucks!! I hate it!! After 8 months it already gets stuck into soak mode and never comes out of it. Even with soak turned off. I now have to call for warranty service. It better be covered, or I'm just gonna through it out. It is loud, never drains and spins enough. Cloths were always super damp after use, no matter what type of cycle you run. Yes, stuff always gets torn, stuck, or ripped in the agitator. My girlfriend bought it for me, so I can't ever say anything bad bout it sorry I'm venting here bout what a hunk of S#!t it is. I will never get a GE appliance again cause of this cruddy experience.

What is your progressive prescription (how much ADD) and how much larger is the Zenni's field of vision (in transition zone)?

hey Mark... can you provide me with your local Oregon architect and or engineer was for your cabin? Or recommendations? Im building too in southern Oregon

Mark, we would really talk to you about our project.

"I'm not a builder, I'm just a regular guy that builds a lot"

Love your videos. Are you able to make your plans available?

That doesn't sound correct. Jeep Patriot can only tow 1000lbs? My 3.4 liter minivan is rated for 2000lbs without passengers.

The home turned out great! Like you mentioned, there is a nice sized space in the kitchen/living area. Great job!

They get bunched up because you need to put your clothes in balance not throw it like a ball . Try it.

Know that is too noisely. Wow

You need to put the clothes right not just throw them in a ball because then it will start moving more to one side need to place ur clothes evenly with any washer.

Haven’t check you out for a while and glad I checked, I got no notifications on recent posts, nice work Mark and hope 2023 went good for you and the kiddo

I had this EXACT same issue recently. In my case, the clothes would get all balled up, just like in the video, and cause the wildly unbalanced scenario and violently shaking washer. I noticed that the clothes were just slightly damp - and when opening the washer to view the clothes while washing was in-process, THERE WAS NO WATER in the drum. How can this be? During the fill cycle, water was coming out, albeit very slow. I removed the cold-water hose on the washer side and noted the small screen that was in place (presumably to filter sediment) was all gunked up and slightly damaged. I surmised this was the cause of the slow water fill. I removed the screen and tried again. Now the water filled up much stronger/faster, and the drum was actually filled with water during the wash cycle. No issue with clothes getting balled up and causing the unbalanced scenario. Problem solved! 😀

I just bought this washer after sending back a Whirlpool that was a 2 in 1 (agitator and impeller). It was defective. After a cycle my clothes had dry spots. So far this new GE is a little loud, but ok. My only gripe is that washers use to: fill up with water, wash then rise out the detergent; refill again your clothes would wash with fabric softener and then it was rinse clean. Now it only fills up with water once and that's it. Even if you add fabric softener it does not collect water a 2nd time. In my opinion, that not washing clothes. EVERYTHING now a days just SUCKS!!!!!!!

Mark here is a video of my dry pour attempt for the pad in front of the shed, however, there are many photos included of my 10x12 shed build on my 15x15 slab ua-cam.com/video/iayOFWBafXc/v-deo.html

Hi Mark, glad to see new videos! Love what you do! Thanks for making this for us! I built a 10x12 shed over the past year. My cost in MD was about $1k more than your shed but that didn't include a few things I did differently. Because I had never worked with concrete, I chose to pour a 15x15 slab- 3 slabs actually at 5x15. Learned a ton, but also drove my costs by about $1500 (I include tool purchases in that). I also wanted to learn about solar and those parts were another $1k for power to my shed (200 watt). I live in a terrible HOA and 10x12 was the largest allowed, so to get around that limitation and to have a place to store my ATV, I added an awning/ lean to which added about 5x10 rain coverage. I also over designed it just to acquire more skill sets like adding gutters. I used left over trex for my ramps. I just wanted to write to say thanks for continuing to inspire us. My main goal for the shed build was to practice and learn for when I hopefully build my next house just like you did. I will see if I have youtube videos of my shed and post the link. Thanks again- you rock!

Love it, brother. I enjoy the pace of the video and your conversational approach. Thanks for sharing.