You never cease to amaze me. This shed is so simple, and you described it so precisely that I'm going to give it a try. I have the lumber, and I have the time. So, I don't see why a 67-year-old woman can't do this.
I'm 64 and thinking the same thing. Can clear out my little garage of garden tools and cart then have space for my motorcycle (if I get one, which I'm also thinking of!)
I really don't mean to brag (sorry) but I've just turned 80 and have been doing such stuff (over eight properties, and 50 years...) until recently... but now I just don't have the strength to lift stuff. My wife, who has been watching me for a few years, is now my best helper. Whenever I get out the hammer she always says: "When I nod my head, hit it..." and laughs like a drain. "The couples who build together just can't help staying together..." OR... "The couples who help each other cannot avoid staying together..." [I'll get my coat.]
Dave, you have the most satisfying videos on UA-cam. Just a man teaching others things he knows about. With his own voice narrating it, and his own music keeping us comfortable. PURE. Thank you for doing us this service.
Dave, I want you to know that because of your videos, this city kid bought a small piece of land out in the country, got a build permit, and is starting construction on my very first cabin next week. Thank you for being an inspiration- keep doing what you’re doing, you’re the man.
Well, I am a 70 year old woman. And I need a shed. Thank you for showing me how to build one. It will take me longer than you. So I will start one next spring. You know what it like in the upper Michigan this time of year. Plus take care of other things before the real snow gets here. 😊
I have watched Larry Hahn and his brother Joe build that house at least 20 times through the years one of my favorite UA-cam videos and I like that 90s feel to it. It really takes me back.
Dave, I just want you to know that the Lord brought me so much joy today by watching you build this shed. I treasure you and your family and all you do for the kingdom of God and people.
I love watching your videos. When I’m having a stressful day at college I just watch one of your videos and I just feel happy. Thank you so much for what you do!
My dad was a carpenter for my whole life. Watching you crack in those nails w/ such mastery is bringing back childhood memories going with him to job sites. Incredible stuff.
I think this piece of property you own is my favourite. With the new shed, it looks even nicer than before. Can't wait to see the reno you do on the main cabin. Loved the video Dave!
The only time I can think of where carpentry made this much sense to me was from watching Larry Haun's videos on UA-cam. I don't need a shed at the moment but now I know what I'll do when I need one.
For now, I don't have a space not also money to build stuff like this. But I know that one day I will come back to all these videos and start building. So thank you, Dave. Great content!
My Pop used to build like that. Thanks for the memory, it’s something I’d forgotten about from long ago. He’s been gone for 17 years this upcoming week.
Always love watching you and Brook build things whether you building together or doing separate projects. You two have aways been my favorite to watch glad to see you coming back with more videos.❤😊
Always looking forward to your videos Dave! Thanks for sharing. It's nice to see that some of these tasks that seem so daunting are not as hard as we would believe them to be. Keep the videos coming!
I got the same hammer, I bet i've had it 25 years.. I live off grid and I build a lot of those sheds .. Sure makes it nice to have some place to put your stuff
Glad you mentioned Larry Haun. I watched all his videos years ago and have used many of his techniques. I have been watching you for several years now. I wish you had let your son watch your videos or help out on more projects- I know, he was a teenager! I had two of them.😂 thanks for continuing to show projects. I would watch all the Whipples, but Belle hasn't been posting any except with Brook.
I love all of Larry Hone videos especially for laying out interior rooms and making stairs. He almost never needs a tape measure, and I'm good about setting it down and later I can't find it. So, then I have to hunt for it. Thanks Dave for the quick course on shed builds and making it pretty on the front.
You should be a High School teacher. Patient, calm, and very informative. Love your videos! My uncle and Dad (may they rest in peace) often built their own sheds on my Iowa farm, and wished then I would have taken better notice of plum lines, and how to cut wood the right way, etc.... . Please keep doing what your doing and PLEASE, keep producing these videos.
Live simply shed . So nice to see what such a skilled carpenter and woodsman you are. Leaving the limbs in place of the pine tree . Natural as it should be. Thanks for sharing the build ! Loved it
Thank you for the video! I love how laid back and relaxed you make the whole process - no dramas or hassle. And it looks amazing. Keep up the good work, Dave!
Love your videos. I have learned a lot from watching your projects. They say you can't teach and old dog new tricks but i beg to differ. Just wish I was younger to apply some of what I have picked up. Thanks for the educational side of it.
So simple and nice! Tired of all the UA-camrs with videos of a "simple cheap shed", and hold crap they are building them like they are building a house! All the layers of protection, crazy overkill on roofs... enough Simpson strongtie hardware, they must have stock in the company!
You even build like my dad did. He hardly measured at all. And he was a teacher, both by trade and an inborn ability to teach. So he'd tell me what he was doing while he was doing it. Being female I never really was interested in doing it MYSELF so I hear the terms "jig that off" and I know basically what it means but never could figure out what the thing was nor could I find it in a hardware store. Still, there is much to be said for the sounds and narration. Takes me back to my youth! Thank you.
Leaving the low limbs make it seem like it's been there for some time, but so does that finishing trim on the front. That extra touch is old school. Bravo.
Built my first woodshed two years ago after having 5 large oaks taken down, and needing a space to dry the firewood. I meshed several different methods together and it turned out looking like a professional built it! The key is, make a plan and start. You’ll learn as you go. If you can make things square and level, you have the whole process licked. I threw down deck blocks and 2x6’s and went after it. A week later I have a shed that holds 6 cords and looks damn good while doing it. Dave, I did use your method of setting a nail to hold the board to hold the studs while leveling and nailing. That was a life saver as I didn’t have any help. Appreciated that tip.
Loved hearing 'batter board'. A guy I volunteer with at Habitat for Humanity helped me build a new deck back in February and he set up a batter board and I had never heard of one. (I have no building experience and anything I know comes from the last 4 and a half years volunteering with HFH). Watching this was hard in parts. After 3 shoulder surgeries, it hurt just watching you use that post hole digger!
As a carpenter, who has to measure everything... I like how you slapped this all together and I can see exactly how you got the measurements without actually measuring anything.(well mostly) I really enjoyed watching it and well done sir. This brought me back to when I was a kid building tree houses and forts and just "winging" it all. Great job and fast also. And Larry Haun is a master!
Hi Dave, I follow you from Italy, and I must say that you are unique in everything you do. You make building houses and sheds look extremely easy. When the time comes to rebuild the house... I can already imagine the show!!! Well done, good but really good!!! I await this moment with joy. Best regards. Mary
Once again Dave you put together another great tutorial, I don't believe anyone does them better than you, nice shed and the timing of this video is excellent because I'm having to build one before the snow flys, apprieciate you Dave, till next time, take care and stay well :)
Man this was good timing! I was trying to decide what to do for a cow shelter. I'm wanting to get a couple feeders. Guess this answers my question! Thanks for the video Dave!
This man is just so clever. His videos are both informative and relaxing. His narration is perfect. No "go ahead and," " go ahead and" "go ahead and" every other sentence. Subscribed!
My goodness Dave excellent build, simple and easy I must say. Shoot, slap a couple windows and a door in front and it's a perfect cabin. I'd definitely live in it !
Good job. Just how I do it. Same deal, ONE MAN (PERSON) show. Work smart, efficient and safe. Like the layout. People suffer trying to get them square with out a fixed corner. Crazy to try it. Cut the right dimensions and it has to work out. Used 3,4,5 all my life or multiples if you have help, never. Some cut offs work back in. Not too much scrap. Always a good cooking fire at the end. Like the HAMMER. BRAND? Those ring nails take a good lick. Use them often. They don't back out. Local mill is so important. I support them all I can. Got posts for three projects now. I have a south of the border garage with a hillbilly roof. Hope it doesn't rain. Cloudy skies and roll plastic. All good Dave, from east Kentucky USA, keep a sharp saw. Square true level and plumb
Good to see you back on here. I forgot to tell you guys my idea for that big concrete "bunker looking" building. That was like 6 months ago so you've probably already done something with it. In case you havent... I was going to suggest a BIG cantilever over the sides of this building for a couple of reasons. 1. Its small so this would give you more space upstairs and 2. snow protection/sun protection for the first floor doors and entry. Thats really all I wanted to tell you. Seeing your shed video made me think of it. I have a 14 acre place in south central PA and I've enjoyed watch you guys for a couple of years. I am a carpenter and former Coast Guardsmen. I love the tricks and techniques that you use to get things done while youre alone. Stay radical.
I guess this goes to show that even a simple building like this can be over thought and worked to death. Your method makes a lot of sense to say the least.
Dave it's always great to watch you build. Simple yet practical. You always have my full attention when I'm on your channel. Thanks for another video. Take care, GOD bless.
Brother... if I could give 5 thumbs up, I would. I love the simplicity you bring to everything, and the peaceful calm that pervades all of your videos. Peace from Delta! ~Tim 👍👍👍👍👍
This is a fantastic one man build no doubt. Just to add a tiny bit more DIY know how to it, you could also dip the corner post ends that get buried into used motor oil. This is a cheap off-grid ground contact treatment hack for all kinds of wood.
I see you build sheds like I flew Ultralights ... by the seat of the pants! And Earl Grey is my favorite, "go-to" tea (whenever Black Silk coffee gets old :) I'll definitely be watching this one a second time ... Great tutorial, Dave! Thanks ... See you down the road. God Bless y'all
Beautiful JOB One suggestion is to remove that branch off the roof because in time it will scratch your roof paint off and that's not a good thing. I use to work in management at a Metal roofing company that supplied the metal and installed it as well. YOUR SHED IS AWESOME!!! Great design. and loved the video.
Dave, i’ve been to trade school and worked a bit of construction before. Yeah I still find myself here, not for the instruction, but for your personality and storytelling. I love the videos and the channel. Thank you so much!
My wife and I were up in norther Wisconsin this weekend and I was thinking about all the projects I've watched you create. Can't wait to get some land and put the information to good use! Thanks for another great video.
Thank you! I need one of these and have been trying to figure out how to do it myself! Voilà! There is Dave doing step-by-step instructions! I’m so excited to try…and thank you to the other older-ish women saying they are going to try too! Gives me courage! Lol
Fine job tutorial ! I've had a white gas Optimus 111B like your Primus for decades. We did our woodshed with "flitch boards" ( mill cast offs ) on spaced sides under spruce log posts and top. Your shed is some elegant.
Damn I love America for this,you can simply build anything you want no plans needed. This would be totally impossible in here,in stupid overregulated Europe🤢🤮 Great stuff Dave🤘👍
Probably against code where many/most people live in the US as well. Whether it would be enforced is up to the local government. Most Americans don't live really rural lives.
Those old scraps are gonna make a nice fire. I recommend palettes for flooring. Just drop them in. Keeps the bottom rows from rotting. Thanks for another awesome video Dave.
I love watching your videos! I built my first house in 1981 with a framing square with unreadable numbers and a 14" chainsaw. I used the square to plumb the walls off the block foundation. It is still standing. I bought a level by the time I finished the second story and dropped it out an upstairs window. I cut off the broken end and used it for decades.
So. you have the knowledge to build both houses and sheds. I have met many who have similar skills. But hardly anyone who has the ability to both explain in a simple way what they do and at the same time film and edit it into an instructional video. But you Dave, you really have that ability! Thanks!
You never cease to amaze me. This shed is so simple, and you described it so precisely that I'm going to give it a try. I have the lumber, and I have the time. So, I don't see why a 67-year-old woman can't do this.
good luck. You'll do fine
I'm 64 and thinking the same thing. Can clear out my little garage of garden tools and cart then have space for my motorcycle (if I get one, which I'm also thinking of!)
@@agilbert8262 Ha Ha...I've been thinking about getting an electric bike and would need a place to keep it.
You go! 👏
I really don't mean to brag (sorry) but I've just turned 80 and have been doing such stuff (over eight properties, and 50 years...) until recently... but now I just don't have the strength to lift stuff. My wife, who has been watching me for a few years, is now my best helper.
Whenever I get out the hammer she always says: "When I nod my head, hit it..." and laughs like a drain.
"The couples who build together just can't help staying together..." OR...
"The couples who help each other cannot avoid staying together..."
[I'll get my coat.]
Dave, you have the most satisfying videos on UA-cam. Just a man teaching others things he knows about. With his own voice narrating it, and his own music keeping us comfortable. PURE. Thank you for doing us this service.
Glad to help
I was thinking the same thing!! Excellent!! 👍🏼
Ditto!!
Well said, very true. Have been so happy with all the BR notifications lately.
Yes, we, my husband and I love this music too : D
The storyteller is back! Come for the build and stay for the story.
Well said
@@ReadingGodsWord365 Dave is a natural born storyteller. He needs to write a book
the bob ross of cabin building
Yes! I was only planning on staying for a few moments to see what the shed was but I finished it.
@HonkyTonkHellraiser why stop at one I bet he has many of them. Love being radical with Bush radical. I agree with you all.😊
Dave, I want you to know that because of your videos, this city kid bought a small piece of land out in the country, got a build permit, and is starting construction on my very first cabin next week. Thank you for being an inspiration- keep doing what you’re doing, you’re the man.
That's amazing. Best wishes to you. Hope you connect with lots of local community.
Great job. I have groundhogs that love to plow the floors of every shed / barn I have. Grr.
Dude, Document the process. Make a video.
As the weather becomes cooler, I look forward to blankets, hot chocolate, and snowfall while watching your videos!
Thanks for teaching me the 3,4,5 method!
And who said you'll never use algebra again!
@@janetfleming4895 id say it is more geometry than algebra
Same!!!
It’s actually Pythagoras’s Theorem but a useful way of remembering it!😁
Pythagoras theorem
Well, I am a 70 year old woman. And I need a shed. Thank you for showing me how to build one. It will take me longer than you. So I will start one next spring. You know what it like in the upper Michigan this time of year. Plus take care of other things before the real snow gets here. 😊
"Go Girl...!"
Yep. Me too. Sick of waiting for someone else to build one for me.
Your attitude and outlook are awesome.
Be well❤
Ft ft ft
I live in the lower but about 40 min from the bridge or so. I'll be building one in the spring too lol
A cup of coffee and watching a guy build a simple shed. Good start to my day.
Now I think I’ll go outside and plan where my woodshed is going.
look for a white pine...heard it from a guy...
Hahaha exactly what i am doing.
I don't mean it lightly when I say this video was made perfectly. This is the kind of no nonsense instruction we all look for. Liked 100 times!
I have watched Larry Hahn and his brother Joe build that house at least 20 times through the years one of my favorite UA-cam videos and I like that 90s feel to it. It really takes me back.
I loved how Larry said "tuba" instead of "two by", Also how he drove nails in a few licks.
@@dadefope80 as Larry says, that’s the code.
Dave, I just want you to know that the Lord brought me so much joy today by watching you build this shed. I treasure you and your family and all you do for the kingdom of God and people.
😅
I love watching your videos. When I’m having a stressful day at college I just watch one of your videos and I just feel happy. Thank you so much for what you do!
Your videos remind me not to overthink my projects - it was a relief to watch this shed build compared to most of what's out there.
The ideal embodiment of work smarter, not harder. Well done man.
I live in a subdivision, don’t need a wood shed but I feel fulfilled by watching! God bless to all.
My dad was a carpenter for my whole life. Watching you crack in those nails w/ such mastery is bringing back childhood memories going with him to job sites. Incredible stuff.
3, 4, 5 - I was taught that years ago and I had completely forgot the equation! Thank you for the reminder and thank you for awaking those memories!!
I think this piece of property you own is my favourite. With the new shed, it looks even nicer than before. Can't wait to see the reno you do on the main cabin. Loved the video Dave!
The only time I can think of where carpentry made this much sense to me was from watching Larry Haun's videos on UA-cam. I don't need a shed at the moment but now I know what I'll do when I need one.
Dave, I can’t explain it with logic, but somehow your videos are just very therapeutic and good for the sole. Thanks for sharing!
For now, I don't have a space not also money to build stuff like this. But I know that one day I will come back to all these videos and start building. So thank you, Dave. Great content!
Nice to see that the art of using the manual nail gun (hammer) is still alive. Good one Dave!
Love the channel and your wife's channel and Micks channel too. What an awesome family.
dittos
Their daughter has a channel as well.
Your voice and the music send me off to happy sleep-even with hammering. I have watch your videos a few times to get through them sometimes. 😊
I remember building a shed with my dad when I was a kid. This video brings it all back. Thanks.
I love watching you work. I honestly had forgotten about the 3-4-5 system. That shed isn't going anywhere! Nice work!
This man is so straightforward and practical. How refreshing..😊
My Pop used to build like that. Thanks for the memory, it’s something I’d forgotten about from long ago. He’s been gone for 17 years this upcoming week.
Always love watching you and Brook build things whether you building together or doing separate projects. You two have aways been my favorite to watch glad to see you coming back with more videos.❤😊
Love it!! I'm a 62 yr old female (been woodworking for 20 years), and I think i could go out tomorrow and build this by myself. Thanks!!
Always looking forward to your videos Dave! Thanks for sharing. It's nice to see that some of these tasks that seem so daunting are not as hard as we would believe them to be. Keep the videos coming!
🎉Thank you for the no nonsense inspiration! And for being a great father and husband!
I got the same hammer, I bet i've had it 25 years.. I live off grid and I build a lot of those sheds .. Sure makes it nice to have some place to put your stuff
I love that hammer! Does that type of hammer have a specific name? I'm in the UK so may not be able the get the brand but maybe something similar.
@@snowdoniaescapeCalifornia framer style hammer, many different brands
Glad you mentioned Larry Haun. I watched all his videos years ago and have used many of his techniques. I have been watching you for several years now. I wish you had let your son watch your videos or help out on more projects- I know, he was a teenager! I had two of them.😂 thanks for continuing to show projects. I would watch all the Whipples, but Belle hasn't been posting any except with Brook.
I love watching you build! While I haven't found the project for me yet - I know I can watch your videos when I do and get all the 'how to' I need!
I love all of Larry Hone videos especially for laying out interior rooms and making stairs. He almost never needs a tape measure, and I'm good about setting it down and later I can't find it. So, then I have to hunt for it.
Thanks Dave for the quick course on shed builds and making it pretty on the front.
Love the simple design and construction method. A video from this channel is just what I needed today, so thank you for posting.
You should be a High School teacher. Patient, calm, and very informative. Love your videos! My uncle and Dad (may they rest in peace) often built their own sheds on my Iowa farm, and wished then I would have taken better notice of plum lines, and how to cut wood the right way, etc.... . Please keep doing what your doing and PLEASE, keep producing these videos.
Your videos are the right mix of interesting, informative, and therapeutic. Thanks!
Dave, practical, educational, entertaining, and your own guitar music. Great!
Larry was also a Habitat for humanity builder. My daughters house was one of the last homes he did before he passed>
Lucky lady
Man, you sure know how to take the shortcuts, that is a great time saver. Fantastic
Great video Dave! Functional building that nearly everyone can use, and you show how easily it can be built!
Glad you liked it!
Another great video Dave A little common sense and a little experience makes it look so easy. Great job.
Live simply shed . So nice to see what such a skilled carpenter and woodsman you are. Leaving the limbs in place of the pine tree . Natural as it should be. Thanks for sharing the build ! Loved it
Thank you for the video! I love how laid back and relaxed you make the whole process - no dramas or hassle. And it looks amazing. Keep up the good work, Dave!
Love build videos like these. Hope y’all are ready for winter. Be here before ya know it. Be safe and hid bless from West Virginia
Love your videos. I have learned a lot from watching your projects. They say you can't teach and old dog new tricks but i beg to differ. Just wish I was younger to apply some of what I have picked up. Thanks for the educational side of it.
So simple and nice! Tired of all the UA-camrs with videos of a "simple cheap shed", and hold crap they are building them like they are building a house! All the layers of protection, crazy overkill on roofs... enough Simpson strongtie hardware, they must have stock in the company!
You never look like you are working very hard, but you get the job done. I’ve built four sheds and I wish I had watched this video first!
You even build like my dad did. He hardly measured at all. And he was a teacher, both by trade and an inborn ability to teach. So he'd tell me what he was doing while he was doing it. Being female I never really was interested in doing it MYSELF so I hear the terms "jig that off" and I know basically what it means but never could figure out what the thing was nor could I find it in a hardware store. Still, there is much to be said for the sounds and narration. Takes me back to my youth! Thank you.
Leaving the low limbs make it seem like it's been there for some time, but so does that finishing trim on the front. That extra touch is old school. Bravo.
Built my first woodshed two years ago after having 5 large oaks taken down, and needing a space to dry the firewood. I meshed several different methods together and it turned out looking like a professional built it! The key is, make a plan and start. You’ll learn as you go. If you can make things square and level, you have the whole process licked. I threw down deck blocks and 2x6’s and went after it. A week later I have a shed that holds 6 cords and looks damn good while doing it.
Dave, I did use your method of setting a nail to hold the board to hold the studs while leveling and nailing. That was a life saver as I didn’t have any help. Appreciated that tip.
Always a joy to watch you masterfully build something on your own. Thanks Dave, you radical guy, you.
Loved hearing 'batter board'. A guy I volunteer with at Habitat for Humanity helped me build a new deck back in February and he set up a batter board and I had never heard of one. (I have no building experience and anything I know comes from the last 4 and a half years volunteering with HFH). Watching this was hard in parts. After 3 shoulder surgeries, it hurt just watching you use that post hole digger!
As a carpenter, who has to measure everything... I like how you slapped this all together and I can see exactly how you got the measurements without actually measuring anything.(well mostly)
I really enjoyed watching it and well done sir. This brought me back to when I was a kid building tree houses and forts and just "winging" it all. Great job and fast also. And Larry Haun is a master!
I totally want to go build this. Like right now. I love the no math method. What a gorgeous shed!
Hi Dave, I follow you from Italy, and I must say that you are unique in everything you do. You make building houses and sheds look extremely easy. When the time comes to rebuild the house... I can already imagine the show!!! Well done, good but really good!!! I await this moment with joy. Best regards. Mary
Once again Dave you put together another great tutorial, I don't believe anyone does them better than you, nice shed and the timing of this video is excellent because I'm having to build one before the snow flys, apprieciate you Dave, till next time, take care and stay well :)
Another great DIY video from Dave!! You’re the best! Nice guitar work in the background!
A pleasant, calming experience. Thank you.
Man this was good timing! I was trying to decide what to do for a cow shelter. I'm wanting to get a couple feeders. Guess this answers my question! Thanks for the video Dave!
Watching your channel is my best kind of medicine. Thank you ❤
This man is just so clever. His videos are both informative and relaxing. His narration is perfect. No "go ahead and," " go ahead and" "go ahead and" every other sentence. Subscribed!
Thanks
Larry would have loved how you stacked and cut all those 75" boards at once😊
My goodness Dave excellent build, simple and easy I must say.
Shoot, slap a couple windows and a door in front and it's a perfect cabin. I'd definitely live in it !
Dave ,
Your videos are very relaxing but very interesting. Always informative. Thanks again for another great one
I believe everyone loves watching your build 🎉
I like how you put the post straight into the dirt with no cement usage. Thanks for the video. It’s very helpful.
Good job. Just how I do it. Same deal, ONE MAN (PERSON) show. Work smart, efficient and safe. Like the layout. People suffer trying to get them square with out a fixed corner. Crazy to try it. Cut the right dimensions and it has to work out. Used 3,4,5 all my life or multiples if you have help, never. Some cut offs work back in. Not too much scrap. Always a good cooking fire at the end. Like the HAMMER. BRAND? Those ring nails take a good lick. Use them often. They don't back out. Local mill is so important. I support them all I can. Got posts for three projects now. I have a south of the border garage with a hillbilly roof. Hope it doesn't rain. Cloudy skies and roll plastic. All good Dave, from east Kentucky USA, keep a sharp saw. Square true level and plumb
A handsome woodshed. Well worth the few days of dedicated work. Your firewood will be happy there. Thanks Dave.
Always enjoy watching your building videos.
Good to see you back on here. I forgot to tell you guys my idea for that big concrete "bunker looking" building. That was like 6 months ago so you've probably already done something with it. In case you havent... I was going to suggest a BIG cantilever over the sides of this building for a couple of reasons. 1. Its small so this would give you more space upstairs and 2. snow protection/sun protection for the first floor doors and entry. Thats really all I wanted to tell you. Seeing your shed video made me think of it. I have a 14 acre place in south central PA and I've enjoyed watch you guys for a couple of years. I am a carpenter and former Coast Guardsmen. I love the tricks and techniques that you use to get things done while youre alone. Stay radical.
I guess this goes to show that even a simple building like this can be over thought and worked to death. Your method makes a lot of sense to say the least.
Dave it's always great to watch you build. Simple yet practical. You always have my full attention when I'm on your channel. Thanks for another video. Take care, GOD bless.
Brother... if I could give 5 thumbs up, I would. I love the simplicity you bring to everything, and the peaceful calm that pervades all of your videos. Peace from Delta! ~Tim 👍👍👍👍👍
Love your style of building, teaching and being radical! Thanks for this simple and beautiful shed build! Spiffy, dude!
This is a fantastic one man build no doubt. Just to add a tiny bit more DIY know how to it, you could also dip the corner post ends that get buried into used motor oil. This is a cheap off-grid ground contact treatment hack for all kinds of wood.
I see you build sheds like I flew Ultralights ... by the seat of the pants! And Earl Grey is my favorite, "go-to" tea (whenever Black Silk coffee gets old :) I'll definitely be watching this one a second time ... Great tutorial, Dave! Thanks ... See you down the road. God Bless y'all
Beautiful JOB One suggestion is to remove that branch off the roof because in time it will scratch your roof paint off and that's not a good thing. I use to work in management at a Metal roofing company that supplied the metal and installed it as well. YOUR SHED IS AWESOME!!! Great design. and loved the video.
Dave, i’ve been to trade school and worked a bit of construction before. Yeah I still find myself here, not for the instruction, but for your personality and storytelling. I love the videos and the channel. Thank you so much!
Thanks for sharing
Nice build. Simple IS beautiful.
That shed looks awesome! Great job! May Jesus continue to bless your whole family always!!!
Thanks, you too
My wife and I were up in norther Wisconsin this weekend and I was thinking about all the projects I've watched you create. Can't wait to get some land and put the information to good use! Thanks for another great video.
Thank you! I need one of these and have been trying to figure out how to do it myself! Voilà! There is Dave doing step-by-step instructions! I’m so excited to try…and thank you to the other older-ish women saying they are going to try too! Gives me courage! Lol
It is very beautiful, I hope you are always happy and healthy
Fine job tutorial ! I've had a white gas Optimus 111B like your Primus for decades. We did our woodshed with "flitch boards" ( mill cast offs ) on spaced sides under spruce log posts and top. Your shed is some elegant.
Damn I love America for this,you can simply build anything you want no plans needed. This would be totally impossible in here,in stupid overregulated Europe🤢🤮 Great stuff Dave🤘👍
Probably against code where many/most people live in the US as well. Whether it would be enforced is up to the local government. Most Americans don't live really rural lives.
Those old scraps are gonna make a nice fire. I recommend palettes for flooring. Just drop them in. Keeps the bottom rows from rotting. Thanks for another awesome video Dave.
Simple and beautiful work. Relaxing to watch. Great content.
Pretty ausum !A life time of experience in the building trade.And...you, re a musician as well! Thanks for taking the time ...👌
I almost spit my coffee out when you said “a couple days” that would take me a month
I love watching your videos! I built my first house in 1981 with a framing square with unreadable numbers and a 14" chainsaw. I used the square to plumb the walls off the block foundation. It is still standing. I bought a level by the time I finished the second story and dropped it out an upstairs window. I cut off the broken end and used it for decades.
I love the way you saw them boards with a chain saw instead of a regular saw
What a fun project. Your family is such an inspiration to me. Wish I would have went off-grid 20 years ago.
Great Shed and a fast job.
Watching you do this is like visual therapy... thank you!
Thanks Dave! Perfect timing on the shed.
So. you have the knowledge to build both houses and sheds. I have met many who have similar skills. But hardly anyone who has the ability to both explain in a simple way what they do and at the same time film and edit it into an instructional video. But you Dave, you really have that ability! Thanks!
Ironically I was just thinking how I was going to build a new wood shed for some old dead trees that need to come down in the yard. Thank you sir.