2022 Update Greenwood Primitive Timber Framed Shed

This video was requested by some of you viewers. Just an update on the primitive shelter that I built to protect my generators. I built this three years ago and it really hasn't deteriorated much. It never was all that strong to begin with though. Sturdy enough to do the job as long as it was willing to stand. I hope this video finds all of you well.

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[@grdelawter4266]

You had a need and built the cover for that special purpose and it appears to have held up well! Good job! All the work I’ve seen you do has been well done!

[@ToofAst4Fun]

I wondered myself watching the initial build video how this was holding up. I could pick out it was red alder from the bark spots and resistance it had to peel off the logs. You must be in the PNW. Keep it up, thanks for the update 👍

[@gabydeville5177]

I am going to build something similar. great idea.

[@novanut1964]

good video update, thanks

[@williamsturman7428]

Thanks for the update! I've got a similar climate and a LOT of alder, and I've been wondering whether it's worth trying to build with.

[@Simplegroundlife]

I'm glad this helps.

[@jsaysyay]

the way i was gonna joke that it's cool how the alders on that half of the country are full sized trees, remembering only the small short stick filled messes local to me, but i again forgot that here in the east there are a couple alder species that can get (slightly) tall... for what is basically a tall shrub lol. nice that's lasting so well given the humid rainy climate i always think of with that region, i remember watching that

[@JCZ2601NL]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍀