Building an Old Fashioned Firewood Shed - FULL BUILD

[@locduc6374]

Is 12mm thick enough for a shed?aWith Ryan's kzbin.infoUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!

[@L46C3]

What a blessing to have Howard as a great friend and helper. Best wishes on your path to ministry.

[@The1Roddydog]

That puppy is HILARIOUS!!

[@lucamarc908]

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

[@jackk1583]

Who are the fools that don't 'like' this? This man didn't ask for your help. It is HIS work. He wasn't in a finish carpentry contest. He built a shed. Period. Practical. Functional. Useful. You clowns need to get a grip on reality as well as recognizing that people are different. Good gravy. Nice work fella.

[@balloney2175]

Y do u ask? got nothing to say? SLEEP!

[@martinnolan4800]

This man built a superb air drying wood store that will last for a hundred years plus. Well done sir !

[@hypnotherapycw]

i disliked it. and?

[@rastapete100]

@TheLawDemon It is a woodshed, not a piano and it is solid and certainly will last a long time. But thank you so much for contributing to making mankind grow and learn to be better. We all really appreciate your service. OK we don't.

[@rastapete100]

@TheLawDemon Plus you are wrong. Charring posts actually shortens the life of them. Bad advice is worse than no advice. Here is a study: juniper.oregonstate.edu/post-farm.pdf Since this is from Oregon State University consider yourself schooled.

[@johnpyle8027]

I would like to see a lot of these self proclaimed handy men that build decks notch ANY post that carries a load and bolt it to the house through at rim joist using bolts, fender washers, lock washers and nuts! Tighten until it squeaks and give it one more! When you bolt a vertical post to a horizontal beam, the bolt becomes a splitting wedge with enough weight on it and people get hurt. That saw blade trick works with vinyl and plastics too. I wish I could head out and live a simpler life. Great job!

[@falllineridge]

John Pyle Thanks, John. Appreciate you watching!

[@ohtoseemusic]

There are only a few things more beautiful than well-stacked wood. One of those is a man (by God's grace) living his life on his own terms using his own strength. Well done!

[@rastapete100]

True but there few things more tedious than stacking it.

[@richardruiz6972]

Great video.... loved watching the dog having a great time

[@JS-jf7gv]

Damn! That’s a heavy duty woodshed. Your great-grandchildren will be stacking wood in that thing. Maybe a little overkill but nobody could accuse you of half-assing that job. Looks great!

[@hetouchestheclouds7236]

Hey Wes I'm a fellow fall line resident also I'm in between Wrens Ga and Sandersville Ga love your videos may God keep blessing you and your beautiful family!

[@joankamp4513]

Thanks. Great to see your dog buddy and also your wife and son and a cat. Great to see you had an assistant. Great work.

[@chipsterb4946]

Using the cedar for the uprights looks great. The notches for the floor joists are a great idea, but getting them level and on the same plane would be a challenge for me. You did it fine! Very nice project - I need a wood shed and have some cedar trees… That cinder block in the middle would have a lot more surface area against the ground with the holes side to side instead of up and down.

[@BackwoodsGourmetChannel]

Most folks your age have NO IDEA how folks provided for themselves and flourished by their own sweat and tears before everything way provided to them on a silver platter. Thumbs up for showing us that the idea of hard work, self sufficiency and using what you have to make a living is still alive in America. I'm trying to teach them how to cook without technology over on my channel. Some want to learn, others will starve when the power goes out!

[@bolm9304]

Home milled lumber is so much more beautiful especially compared to store bought, what a beautiful structure, especially for a wood shed, so sturdy looking. Enjoyed watching.

[@patricksmyth5820]

Love it. From felling the tree to finished rack, not a word spoken of explanation, but all the relevant points demonstrated. Good tip with the gravel below the posts.

[@stamrly418]

What makes these a leap above a Video log is that it tells the story. A story of what your doing, how your pup has to be in the way and the wife and kid watches dad.. The the ginger cat... steals the show stretching up and pawing the window. Without detailed explanation you just get the process, you don’t need detailed plans for people to follow exactly. Just the principles that are shown.. If anyone is going to make a log shed then this is a great starting point. Keep it up it makes me watch no matter what the content is. Amacf Scotland

[@falllineridge]

St A & M Rly Thank you for the kind comment!

[@976dusty]

glad to see the puppy is helping

[@WILSON.1]

I hope you enjoyed building that beautiful wood shed as much as I enjoyed watching it being built!

[@johnwhitley8562]

Doing it the old-school way makes you appreciate things a whole lot more.

[@stevedawson3863]

Love the camera work putting it on the tree as it falls. I am getting up in years but you enspir me to keep doing new projects. I always loved the feeling I got of making a project from raw material. Cutting the tree down and turned into furniture. You do awesome work!! Love your videos. Thankyou !! Also I never watch a video that takes this long but I always make a exception for your videos.

[@falllineridge]

Steve Dawson Thank you, Steve! Always appreciate your support.

[@bamslife2812]

I miss my sweet beagle watching this. Best companion a fella could ask for. Nice build!!

[@Resistculturaldecline]

My dad and uncles used to have beagles by the half dozen, for running rabbits in crops. Had a few singles since, as family pets. I've yet to see a mean one. Some can be mischievous when young, and they are a slave to their noses and where it takes them but all were of solid character and loyalty.

[@henrymorgan3982]

Like how great things are always done. With hard work.

[@usapatriot4513]

Nice video of the joys in having your own little spot in the world and building what ever you like on it and that is a nice wood shed you and your friend built. Oh yeah I loved watching your puppy having a good time there with you that was fun to watch. Thanks for another great video

[@blew5796]

This is my favorite video on KZbin. Hell of a job man. End of the day it’s nice to look back on something you did. Honest work. Way it should be.

[@ega6760]

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[@rontsang4308]

I've come to enjoy your videos very much and also thanks for sharing glimpses of your families and allow the dog and kitty to make the occasion appearance. Wish I can be there to smell the fresh cut wood.

[@davidbee8793]

Great film. I used to be able to work like that before the body broke down. Sure do enjoy watching FLR do his thing and just thank the Lord I was able to do such things too, long ago.

[@falllineridge]

david bee Glad you are enjoying the videos, David!

[@bobcole3852]

nice build, had lots of supervision too to make sure it was right, especially puppy

[@eljayleveille3721]

KZbin land has the best digging.. nice build boss

[@Ouwkackemann]

Nice work. Just a tip from an old-timer. Wear ear-protection with your chainsaw as long as it is something left to protect. I´ve learned it the hard way and much too late.

[@nathanwooldridge85]

Thanks for the video. I'm just commencing a smaller version of this with reclaimed timbers I have on my suburban block. Thanks for the tip of notching the round posts to provide significant extra strength to the bearers.

[@richardwagner2056]

I built a similar shed in 2011 using white pine and post and beam construction. I put a off set roof on the shed because of high snow fall amounts in southern Maine. I built the shed in Raymond, Maine. It worked real nice keeping out the rain and snow from the firewood

[@zone4garlicfarm]

High snow amounts in Raymond? No place in Maine below 1200 feet elevation gets enough snow to be more than a minor nuisance.

[@jiggs49us]

You did a very nice job on your wood shed. It was a pleasure watching it and good luck to you. Thank you!

[@HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors]

Ha, you two crack me up. 240-220 whichever. Love it. Very nice build my friend. I am in pursuit of my own little saw mill. I have enjoyed watching your channel, Dylans, as well as out of the woods. When we bought out little off grid acreage, I wanted to buy one then. It got put on hold. However, this year, will be the year. Currently looking at two different brands. The one which would have been the third brand, called yesterday to make an order and was told they are 54 week out on orders,. So that helped me narrow it down to two. We shall see, but I plan to have something on order by this weekend if all goes well. Keep up the great work my friend. Dale

[@goofyroofy]

Came here from the firewood video, because when I saw this shed, I thought it is easily the best i've seen on the various channels I watch of ppl storing firewood, excellent work, good sir!! I really like that you have room for both air to circulate below and for water to run out from the floor with those spaces in the floorboards, so rarely see that in a wood storage setup. Also with that metal roof you can even collect that rain to let some chickens have a drink, if you keep them. New Sub, like what i see so far.

[@citetez]

When I built a new woodshed recently, I decided to stand the floorboards on edge. I laid a couple of planks on top in crucial areas to facilitate good footing when loading the shed. This method allows even better airflow throughout the stacks.

[@KaleidoscopeJunkie]

7:55 Typical job supervisor input. 10:40 You and the other gentleman work well together. Him poking fun at you in the end was what makes life fun.

[@PAnate308]

Really enjoyed that! Love that beagle!

[@davidkilbourne8308]

I like seeing a string level and turning the blade backwards is how I use to cut tin too, great video!

[@falllineridge]

David Kilbourne Thanks!

[@antpilig6256]

You guys definitely did it..... Now the hard part is to fill it up with some wood... Very informational video.....JJ....

[@ivokrakstad]

Man i love it ..how clever can u be... ! thank you

[@glenngoodale1709]

Your production quality is amazing! Always love to watch your video's

[@falllineridge]

glenn goodale Thanks as always, Glenn!

[@beckychambers4995]

I built a shed with these plans from Ryan [ Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ] . The instructions were clear and easy to implement. Even a novice can be able to build fast using this plan. I'm happy I bought the plan. It also saved me much cost.

[@keshatton2334]

Very nice to watch, you have a new fan in the UK

[@davidconaway2830]

Well done Sir. Happy to see your helper out there with you;-)......both helpers.

[@aliceg9571]

You worked very hard on that project. It looks real good and strong. I love your wife, baby, and cat looking through the window. Even the cat was waving at you. Also your puppy was trying to help. First time watching your channel and look forward to your seeing more of your videos. What a beautiful family you have. ATB. New subscriber.

[@SmokesLetsGo45]

Looks awesome. Really inspires me to do something like this my self. I'm turning 20 this year and I've owned a woodland 126 sawmill for 2 years now and it's amazing. Slowly building my property up. Keep on keeping on dude!

[@SmokesLetsGo45]

Love the outtakes too lol shows the truth of what goes on behind this amazing projects

[@falllineridge]

Those seem to be great mills! Sounds like you have some exciting plans for it. Thanks for the comment!

[@stukaman1162]

I really admire your work ethic, sir. Self-reliance is the backbone of our nation. At least it was at one time....

[@goldenacres3269]

Nice job. I suggest you put the string level near one end of the string. The string forms a parabola with the max angle near the end and always near level near the middle.

[@cabinlife2347]

first time here.... great firewood shelter, makes your build look like a palace compared to my quick n dirty temporary wire and post shanty ... now I know what to replace my rough firewood shelter with. Thanks for showing the complete build. Much appreciated. great video.

[@colleenb3810]

You have so much energy. After watching your videos I have to take a nap. LOL

[@weibullguy]

I had a friend in elementary school who was helping his dad clear some fallen trees. Dad was using a chain saw. Chain separated, came off the bar, and got my friend in the face. Needless to say the damage was extensive. Imagine that happening when you're straddling a chain saw holding the top of the post being cut flush. Stand back and just let gravity do it's magic, your significant other will thank you.

[@Newberntrains]

First time watching your channel so didn't know what to expect Oh neat natural cut posts cant go wrong with that Oh ok he got home depot lum...no that's rough cut ok so he ripped his own joists and floor nice touch and perfect gaps for airflow Ah he's got to do plywood for the decking on the ....oh reusing tin roof hmmm It's really cool.seeing it done the old fashioned way and it's better but too than a kit you could slap together I subscribed 😁 cause not everyone can build a shed that will last 140 years

[@michaelblackwoodsr7139]

Mr Howard is a Hoot, Good to have someone to help you when you need it, Log Shed looks good bud, Keep the Videos coming, Love seeing outdoor projects 👍🏻🙂❤️

[@richardwagner2056]

I believe we had 84 inches of snow that winter. My neighbor watched me throw snow over the snow bank, but he couldn’t see me. The snow was to within a foot of the roof line. It’s a good thing I had a metal roof on the shed

[@mikah4051]

Hard working American man.

[@jasonk3038]

Try measuring your post hole digger once, put a ring of tape on the mark, measuring each hole just got simple.

[@cosmicbilly]

Thanks for the inspiration! Im gonna build something similar. Hopefully use as much scrap wood and windfall as i can. I have so much firewood at the moment, but have nowhere to put it all lol.

[@andrewjmesser]

Home milled lumber... that explains the over engineering... I wouldn't be using that much wood if I had to per stick. Very nice build.

[@HMSSfrigate12]

real innovative shed nice job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Eaglekeeper33]

Not only am I enjoying your videos I am also learning a lot . Thank you.

[@adhithyasodhi3203]

Wonderful. You're a smart man, living the sort of life I hope to be living full-time in a year or two........one day :)

[@carlwhite8225]

i live in Georgia and it seldom gets cold enough for a fire but i think I will build a smaller version for wood for the BBQ because that is what we do, Love the channel and your craftsmanship is spot on, thanks

[@falllineridge]

Carl White Thanks, Carl! Hope your build goes well.

[@psiclops521]

If you're going to cut a ledger for a cross-member again, just make a series of cuts on the same plane with the saw and knock them out with a hammer. Much easier than chopping it out with the hatchet. There's a term for that but I can't remember it offhand. It's much easier to control, too, and you'd have been able to get a deeper ledge.

[@btrnsfrmr]

mortis ?

[@strive4impact]

This looks great! Much better than the jerry-rigged one I built for this winter. Will keep this in mind next summer. Thank you!

[@trafficczar3366]

Nice Job. That should last you a lifetime!

[@craigsudman4556]

Great rough carpentry; love these kinds of projects. Good video, thumbs up.

[@usdohs]

That thing is beautiful. Great video.

[@allyelly1519]

Great job, loved what you did. So sturdy. Loved the old tin sheets on the roof as well which gave it an aged look.

[@2990rick]

I loved the little beagle ☺☺

[@aaronkashmer5882]

All I would add is Linseed oil.. Cedar posts. Well drained soil. so What 50+years this thing will be there... Good work feels good.

[@NorthFork]

Great build guys!

[@timthemailman7581]

Thought I was watching Dick Proenneke with the axe / hatchet work. Really enjoyed the video.

[@oakwoods79]

I enjoyed this video inspiring. Those red cedar posts will outlast any "treated" post. Only thing that rots is the outer white.

[@stanwebb3480]

On your logs do you end cap sealer so the logs do not split??? Country folk and the fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Stumpman61]

Awesome job 🇺🇸👍🏻

[@BAKERHUSKIE]

I would put a bed instead of firewood. Looks so nice. Good job.

[@jerrylittle8922]

You'll enjoy having a nice dry place to keep your wood. 👍

[@captgringo]

Love this video, you put in a lot of hard work for a fine woodshed . I see you carrying pretty heavy loads, be careful of your back, if you ever rupture a disc you will regret it for a long time. Good fortune for you and your family !

[@cabinlife2347]

You are so right... be careful with the back !!! I over did it one day lifting logs out of the ditch, and just had to 'get er dun' ... blew my lower back out and it took 2 full years to recover, and today I have to be aware not to over do it, or I'll pay for it by not being able to get anything done. It's good advice for these young bucks that think they are invincible.

[@jasonk3038]

Heavy lifting is for the young, and it will catch up to you

[@tonyhussey3610]

Cabin Life with Glenn & Maureen I blew mine out too, I walk funny now and have a weird feeling in my foot..no pain but it is a shame.. I know now how to keep it strong and totally avoidable with proper core training...ah well life is a learning journey, unfortunately the lessons are not structured.

[@Андрей.О-ч8л]

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[@raymondhuber6306]

Looks nice and sturdy.

[@joewalton6056]

Excellent, great video!

[@bennyb6071]

Very therapeutic, very helpful, appreciate the opportunity to learn

[@Da_cat12]

Not sure the cinder block is going to help support the floor. It is oriented correctly (load bearing) but it will sink into the soft dirt especially long rains saturate the soil. I'd go with a nice bed of gravel that will drain, or better, a post sunk to your freeze line. But I enjoyed the clip.

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

At my previous home when I built a firewood shed/rack, instead of putting in a floor, I ran a much larger number of side to side floor joists, with no deck above them. I spaced them about 5" apart. The firewood did not fall through with stacked across them. This not only saved materials, it provided high ventilation and drainage of moisture, preventing rot. I had wood racks with a floor like this previously, and the bottom layer of firewood, and the floor itself, always rotted out. Open joist floor ended that problem completely. Of course, in western Oregon our moisture problem is pretty bad with 7 months of rain..

[@falllineridge]

Jennifer WhiteWolf Yep, I had a board rot on my porch for exactly that reason. Hopefully the gaps in the boards will let out most of the water. Thanks for stopping by!

[@raydreamer7566]

Yes I remember my Grandfather building a shed the old fashion way like this with his old fashion cordless battery drill. I liked it. Its a great build.

[@AaronCarr]

Thank you for this, great design

[@gardener6770]

I can't believe I ran across this. We r building a wood shed this spring.

[@jamesbenedict6480]

Amazing!! Lot of hard work but, the results are highly satisfactory!! Keep it going!!

[@shermantank6564]

Cute dog.

[@samdaniell571]

Hey man, your videos are awesome, would love to see more build vids like this one I think they would become really popular. Maybe a DIY chook pen? keep up the good work I love watching you!

[@aeridyne]

Coat of cabot on those deck boards will make em last longer. Nice build.

[@terryclouse6390]

great video your dog and your friend are great helper's

[@MarcoPolo-zc6zo]

Nicely done, sir. I was kicking around the idea of using some of my downed trees. This gave me some good inspiration.

[@johnwebster3072]

Expert job ! Very enjoyable video .

[@falllineridge]

Thank you!

[@jackstanley3753]

Well done it really looks great!

[@falllineridge]

Jack Stanley Thank you, sir!

[@jasonneugebauer5310]

Nice video, great project. Just thought I would mention, that posts typically last longer if they are dry before you plant them. But that would hav made it a lot harder to get the video made, and yo would still be without a woodshed. We always cut a couple hundred posts every winter, and waited around 18 months with them stacked in TPs before we would build fence with them. It really helped make them last longer in the ground and not rot. We were using juniper. YMMV. Thanks for the awesome video.

[@eddyrourke5845]

Great build! Very nice job, I enjoyed watching the video. I have a couple shirts like that, my wife hates them

[@dalejohnson5148]

Nice job I like it

[@markb1487]

That is some serious wood,, that floor could support China's economy.... Nice video.

[@bobbergmann1656]

Nice build! In the frigid north, the cement blocks would push up.

[@falllineridge]

Bob Bergmann No worries on that here, thankfully. The worst they do here is create a bridge for termites .

[@francescochiccoli8314]

Great job man....well done 👍👏👏👏

[@mikeq5287]

Great job!👍