painful to watch... measure twice... cut once.... It looks like you didnt measure at all haha

What did you end up using that wood for ?

I usually just stain mdf, i really don't care about it all too much.

Hand made and uses a band saw lol

And now 5 years later?

Gonna need to insulate mine to store an ebike for the winter. Thinking of sealing it up with polyurethane foam. Good idea? And does anyone know what the black rubber tubes are for?

How the hell do you know when you've sanded 80% or 20% of the sealer?

So nice!

Helpful, thank you! The only thing I changed was using 45 degree angles so the shelves come together without a seam.

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I have one of these that i bought in 2012 and it still holding strong. The walls and roof have not warped, only issue is the skylights broke due to a hail storm recently. I called Rubbermaid but they no longer make my model so i cant get replacement skylights…gonna have to invent something myself to fix them. I recommend these sheds, just make sure it is set on concrete for best installation.

How thick is the wood you use?

I'm going to make a solar/generator storage area out of one of these

This is soo cool I love this

I just saw one in decent shape for $550. How has it been holding up the past 6 years. I thought about building a 8x12 but I can’t see it being anytime soon.

that was too much unecesary work if painting mdf doors or cabinets do two coats of bin primer sanding with 320 or 400 in between coats completly remove all dust by vacuming and tack cloath then apply two coats of water/urathane based paint sanding with 400 grit sand paper youll get the best finish ever

I enjoyed your video. This helped me decide how to paint my doll house made of mdf and carton. I used a paint that was oil based and had the primer in it. Thanks for your help.

Only reason I watched this video was I needed the dimensions of that base. The one that took seven cuts on a table saw and another day with no mail waiting for the glue to cure. For a second I thought you finished the mailbox and moved on to a butchers block. It's a nice post though thanks for the effort.

Good job! Your tools are way advanced for regular DIY projects :)

Quaint and rustic, a fun project!!!

please tell subwoofer box dimention

Show how to wire it

All that crap for a light…..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

How did you add diy hooks onto your shed?

if you are going to make a knife at least know what you are making.. they are karambit (kurambik) knives.. they are not new like alot of people seem to think on here lol

There seems to be so much emphasis in live edge piece of lumber. They're getting premium prices too. I am surprised that you cut those pieces away. Just saying.

It took several Videos before I found your Video on this topic. Yours was the most accurate presentation for my needs. Thank You.

I watched you build this back in 2016 great job great video the sound would go in and out at times still just watching you build this bye yourself made me want to buy and do it also . The slab u put this on is what I wanted to do as well thanks bro.

That's a lot of orange peel.

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Why are you so tight with the gas, put half a tank to start the troubleshooting.

What would you do if you had to make three stands to where you could put three different mailboxes on here what would be the pattern you would choose for that project

You might want to keep the camera still for just a minute lol......horrible

How did you keep the bolt in place once inserted into the wood?

If ya don’t tear it apart and check the internals it’s not a restoration. It’s a paint job.

That trellis looks great! A quick question about the lumber. It appears to be untreated lumber. How long would you expect that to last outdoors without reapplying paint? I'm not sure, for example, how you'd be able to paint it after a mature climbing rose has been trained all throughout the lattice. Thanks in advance!!

was the timber Air-dried? Also, can you stop the slices of wood from splitting if so how please

That is almost exactly how I did the base for my 7x7 Craftsman shed. 16" pavers 6 across comes out to 8ft. I went ahead and made it 1 block longer so I would have extra in front of the doors. Get bags of paver base which is crushed stone to put on top of the dirt. One thing that makes leveling the pavers MUCH easier is to get bags of sand from Lowes. Just toss some sand under each paver location and check for level. I made a wood template out of plywood which helped a little to get an idea how level it was. It's a big pain to keep picking up those heavy pavers trying to level them. I would not recommend going any bigger than 16". If you are a real gorilla I guess you could do the 20" size. After the pavers are all laid out broom some elastomeric sand into the joints and spray it down with a hose and it bonds them all together like tile grout does. So after I put the shed up I had 6" over on the sides and back and about 22" in front. Good job with the video BTW. I like how the old man came out and provided "moral support". LOL. Oh 1 more thing. Put down a layer of plastic under the sand and paver base directly on top of the dirt. It will keep moisture out of the shed.

Can you use the Oil-based Sanding Sealer by Minwax instead of the lacquer based one?

Good video. My son is going to come up for a weekend and help me put one of these up. I feel more comfortable after seeing your video.

So what did any of that have to do with dishsoap,, omg it cleans

Why are you blaming 'DISH Soap' for your troubles?

Better off not using concrete, post usually rots where it meets the concrete cuz water sits on top and wont drain away from the post.

One of the best looking benches on here made of wood. It's real sturdy. I found it easier to stain and run a light layer of sealer to the edges of the slats before I assemble. I hate having to waste time getting into those hard-to-reach places when I'm so close to the end. Did you put any leather or synthetic patches under the legs to protect them? Also, since this video is 4 years old, is there anything you would have done differently to this piece with 4 more years of wisdom and hindsight?

Use your torque driver to turn shaft - forget all that pulling. Cool video!

I fail to see what this has to do with cleaning the engine with dish soap.

Great camera angles. Your channel is very underrated. I hope you gain the following your quality deserves 🤙🏻

can u made a wooden katana without powertools? cuz i want to make 1

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Well this video didn’t age well. Due to the show ending...